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<blockquote data-quote="ncurd" data-source="post: 1043130" data-attributes="member: 72205"><p>A confluence of issues the BBC is pretty damn accurate in its reporting where it fails consistently is giving false level platforms to people in the guise of impartiality. For instance they've had pro-Brexit politicians argues with WTO trade officials what their actual rules are.</p><p></p><p>Channel 4 is an excellent news broadcast and has been recognised as such for a very long time. Its big issue is people are unwilling to mauled by Jon Snow (shame he's leaving) or Krishnan Guru-Murthy which leaves their news as sometimes bland. Newsnight (the BBC's best news program) has a similar problem.</p><p></p><p>And here's the problem is its a news channel or is it an current affairs channel? If its news presenters should not be interjecting their opinion about things they should be presenting the news and interrogating anyone who comes on with equal measure. Andrew Neil actually has a great reputation for this. If its current affairs they should be guiding the stuff but can voice opinion but it shouldn;t be selling itself as a news source if that's the case. And it is doing so.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ncurd, post: 1043130, member: 72205"] A confluence of issues the BBC is pretty damn accurate in its reporting where it fails consistently is giving false level platforms to people in the guise of impartiality. For instance they've had pro-Brexit politicians argues with WTO trade officials what their actual rules are. Channel 4 is an excellent news broadcast and has been recognised as such for a very long time. Its big issue is people are unwilling to mauled by Jon Snow (shame he's leaving) or Krishnan Guru-Murthy which leaves their news as sometimes bland. Newsnight (the BBC's best news program) has a similar problem. And here's the problem is its a news channel or is it an current affairs channel? If its news presenters should not be interjecting their opinion about things they should be presenting the news and interrogating anyone who comes on with equal measure. Andrew Neil actually has a great reputation for this. If its current affairs they should be guiding the stuff but can voice opinion but it shouldn;t be selling itself as a news source if that's the case. And it is doing so. [/QUOTE]
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