On 16th September 2022, I submitted my first ever complaint to the BBC regarding the totally excessive and biased coverage of the monarchy and the royal family following the queen’s death.
SS15 wildlife watching: I have had enough of this …. I am going to complain
I have now received an e-mail response from the BBC which is quite frankly unacceptable and which continues to peddle factual inaccuracies.
This is no great surprise.
The BBC said ....
Thanks for contacting us and for sharing your
concerns about our recent news coverage.
The death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II is an event of national and
international significance which has been reflected in our output. Our coverage
has reflected the strength of feeling this has generated from across the
country and around the world; we have featured tributes from world leaders,
politicians from across the political spectrum and members of the public.
It is important that our reporting includes a range of perspectives, so we have
also heard from those who do not believe in the institution of monarchy, their
reasons for this, and their views on the accession of the King Charles. We have
offered detailed analysis on what this transition means for the future of the
monarchy.
We believe our reporting has been fair and duly impartial, reflecting the
impact Queen Elizabeth II has had on public life and the historic nature of the
end of the reign of the longest serving monarch in British history. However, we
appreciate you may continue to be unhappy and have shared your views with
senior editors at BBC News.
Many thanks, again, for taking the time to get in touch.
The foot of the e-mail said .... Please note: this email is sent from an unmonitored address so please don’t reply. .... so I don't even get a right of reply.
Utterly appalling journalism in a so-called democracy where the expression of an alternative view is actively supressed.
So .... SS15 wildlife watching: I have joined Republic
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