This is the reverse of good journalism & is not in keeping with @BBCNews charter
“To act in the public interest, serving all audiences with impartial, high-quality and distinctive media content and services that inform, educate and entertain”
It is actively serving to deceive
“To act in the public interest, serving all audiences with impartial, high-quality and distinctive media content and services that inform, educate and entertain”
It is actively serving to deceive
https://twitter.com/Suewilson91/status/1438415536044527617
This is the @BBC Charter
Where is @Ofcom in all of this. The person who has expertise in buying fish wholesale says it is Brexit that has caused a nearly five fold inflation in costs of a container of the same types of fish.
BBC edits it out
bbc.co.uk/news/uk-362765…
Where is @Ofcom in all of this. The person who has expertise in buying fish wholesale says it is Brexit that has caused a nearly five fold inflation in costs of a container of the same types of fish.
BBC edits it out
bbc.co.uk/news/uk-362765…
Happily someone captured the clip here
https://twitter.com/mikegalsworthy/status/1438194475000545284
It is even affecting fish we catch in U.K. waters according to the fishing industry.
How can we solve problems if we do not identify them accurately. And how is the BBC serving the public interest or complying with its charter by covering it up?
How can we solve problems if we do not identify them accurately. And how is the BBC serving the public interest or complying with its charter by covering it up?
https://twitter.com/c4ciaran/status/1430574186515288064
I’d add, in response to a comment, that the very sarcastic tone of “Of course it has NOTHING to do with Brexit” IS a key part of the story as it reflects the anger of those whose businesses are affected at the deceit at covering up & misattributing the causes of their hardship
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