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The BBC is so much worse off by keeping her in roles she is definitely not suited for.
She should move to a more 'gossipy', secondary role and the Sunday programme being hosted by one of the other BBC journalists whom, we've seen, are more competent and objective.
She should move to a more 'gossipy', secondary role and the Sunday programme being hosted by one of the other BBC journalists whom, we've seen, are more competent and objective.
November 17, 2024 at 6:08 PM
The BBC is so much worse off by keeping her in roles she is definitely not suited for.
She should move to a more 'gossipy', secondary role and the Sunday programme being hosted by one of the other BBC journalists whom, we've seen, are more competent and objective.
She should move to a more 'gossipy', secondary role and the Sunday programme being hosted by one of the other BBC journalists whom, we've seen, are more competent and objective.
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Keunssberg is just a lying cvnt.
I just don’t watch the liar
I just don’t watch the liar
November 17, 2024 at 6:06 PM
Keunssberg is just a lying cvnt.
I just don’t watch the liar
I just don’t watch the liar
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It was also only 0.5% more than Tories offered (then scuppered by adding a whole racketfull of strings to the offer).
After that bad feeling soured train staff, a little sweetener was necessary to end the strike which was seriously damaging the economy, with Govt paying train companies to do nothing
After that bad feeling soured train staff, a little sweetener was necessary to end the strike which was seriously damaging the economy, with Govt paying train companies to do nothing
November 17, 2024 at 6:06 PM
It was also only 0.5% more than Tories offered (then scuppered by adding a whole racketfull of strings to the offer).
After that bad feeling soured train staff, a little sweetener was necessary to end the strike which was seriously damaging the economy, with Govt paying train companies to do nothing
After that bad feeling soured train staff, a little sweetener was necessary to end the strike which was seriously damaging the economy, with Govt paying train companies to do nothing
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I don't think we can underestimate the damage done by this type of 'journalism' to the country. It was one thing to have the client print journalism but the moment it moved into people's homes on the breakfast and evening news. Facts never stood a chance.
November 17, 2024 at 6:07 PM
I don't think we can underestimate the damage done by this type of 'journalism' to the country. It was one thing to have the client print journalism but the moment it moved into people's homes on the breakfast and evening news. Facts never stood a chance.
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The piece on farmers on tonight's 10pm news was equally one-sided and not completely factual. I honestly don't know what's going on at the BBC but it's not journalism.
November 17, 2024 at 10:50 PM
The piece on farmers on tonight's 10pm news was equally one-sided and not completely factual. I honestly don't know what's going on at the BBC but it's not journalism.