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In a report about the late November incident in Londons Oxford Street, the corporation carried the claim that racial slurs about Muslims could be heard inside the vehicle when the attack occurred.

MOS COMMENT: The arguments for restricting our daily life to fight Covid were first put forward in March 2020. They were powerful and convincing and backed by respected experts.

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Angen only way to vent my helplessness and anger. living under occupation in the west the bbc had no comment to make on the bbc had no comment to make on the case but the issue of its staff or potential staff posting their views online is clearly a front one for the corporation as it is rather journalist organisations. the director general warned stephanie took over last year that sharing their opinions on social media could harm the organisations reputation for our impartiality. reprimanded by ...

BBC watchdog rules on complaint BBC chiefs have investigated 1970s Some Mothers Do ’Ave ’Em for alleged homophobia. One viewer complained that the 1975 Christmas episode  contained hateful language, prompting a probe by the Executive Complaints Unit. The Times reports that the questionable scene  in the episode Learning To Drive concerned Frank Spencer - as played by Michael Crawford - working as a pixie in a department store grotto. He loses control of a crowd of children when he tells ...

The complaint was made about a news report on the Six One News on RTÉ One aired on 9 November 2020, which was covering the 2020 US election. Aidan McGrath took exception to RTÉ referring to Joe Biden as the President Elect and claimed RTÉ had shown bias by giving Biden the title when the other candidate, Donald Trump, had not conceded the election. The Forum also said the complainant was of the view that the use of the words “without evidence” by the reporter when referring t...