Top quality impartial commentary from the BBC's @afneil. I urge you to keep up this vital work retweeting @GuidoFawkes.
To be clear, there was no correction. You know how it works, Andrew. Lawyers send a letter. You print bits of it. You carry on. We published this the same day which underscores and reinforces all our reporting on the subject so far.
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But I'm afraid that this is a problem. It's your job to understand stories like this. And you clearly don't. Can we help?
I can't help but question the impartiality of the anchor of one but of the BBC's principal politics programmes. Here he is re-tweeting an ideologically driven smear campaign led by @GuidoFawkes. The business partner of @vote_leave's CEO, @matthew_elliott.
Isn't there a BBC code? How do these tweets fall within it? Also: isn't it just embarrassing? The kind explanation would be that @afneil literally doesn't understand the internet. The alternative is that he is wilfully rubbishing the story because of his own bias. Which is it?
