My complaint was primarily about promotion of a headline that used positive sentiment about the Reform party. That is propaganda pumped to 20 million people that read that site every week.

Also left out any actual data about electoral voting, the main dataset the BBC News team should refer to.

The response doesn't include any data that proves this about the town. It was based on editorial opinion backed by three hand picked interviews. That is not factual reporting. escalated to Ofcom.

I love BBC - we need to save the news platform.

Agree, he needs to go - so much of the BBC is brilliant, but the BBC News section is getting it very wrong on impartiality at the moment on all fronts, and I believe that's because they have the wrong framework for impartiality. It isn't impartial when it's known to be damaging or lies.

Thanks :)

Thank you that's really kind of you and I really appreciate it :) I do keep picking these views in the mid value range without any real focal point which I find hard to get right, but I want to keep going until I crack it. I'm struggling with detail in the distant hills.

Thanks Gill!

I’ve met about 40 people over the last year with solar and EVs (and heat pumps) and they rave about how good they are. Which kinda makes sense really as they are more modern technology than combustion.

Ah thank you Amy! 💞🌱

Ah brill, thanks Linda, hope it offers lots of new ideas for things to try next year!

Haha, maybe it’s ok, hopeful itll reach eight

Very disappointing from Tim, thanks for calling this out

No it’s more shares to stay