Hmmm….or because a far right agenda suits wealthy media owners as a vehicle for protecting their money?

This all reminds me how the BBC remains a cultural portal for the good, introducing me to unfamiliar music, voices and sounds. All life is here, including a Suffolk hip hop song sagely referencing Sir Bobby Robson! :
#pluralism #BBC
open.spotify.com/playlist/1AP... (2)

No matter how far right some politicians drift, the BBC continue to court them, it’s incomprehensible to me. Michael Gove never seems to be off their guest list. I’ve heard him twice this week alone and he’s never asked awkward questions about approving racist articles like these. #r4today #bbcpm

Did it even end 'The Largest Theatre in the World' intra-national TV experiment on its own?! Pure speculation, of course, but I haven't really ever got to the bottom of that one...

And I'm assuming there weren't (m)any other iterations of this in other countries & languages?! (so, unlike The Lie)

Utterly baffling, but well, that epic monologue that Ackland delivers to a worm is never really going to entirely leave my noggin!

Catchpenny Twist (w Stewart Parker, 1977)
Two Belfast songwriters work their way up from penning sectarian martyrdom ballads, through jingles for frozen chicken meals, to the giddy heights of Eurovision.