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..and why?! - because Jezza gave May a very, very hard time and she came out of it looking rather hopeless, clueless, full of sh1te and rudderless?
majority of other news outlets seem to have picked up on it, even the Torygraph.
But not the BBC. Not when it comes to all matters 'Tory' in nature.
BBC now so much this Governments puppet - over funding and fear of being hamstrung - it is laughable.
Isn't the BBC accused of being pro-Left by many critics?
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Originally Posted by Taunton Blue Genie
By right wing critics?
Certainly not the case nowadays - it appears to 'live' on it's knees in fear of what the Tory party are threatening it with.
@ Wales Bales - thanks for posting that :-)
Just in case that wasn't clear, I was not referring to the routine, weekly live coverage as per your clip, my point was regards the BBC 'news coverage' later (or rather, the lack of it) .:thumbup:
I know, I just posted the original PMQ for those who hadn't seen it, so that they could make up their own minds regarding their performances :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Vimana.
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Corbyn scored an easy hit with his 300,000 votes (versus May's none), but May landed a better blow with the remark aimed at that duplicitous lump Thornberry.
It changes depending on who's in. :biggrin:Quote:
Originally Posted by Vimana.
I listened too it live on BBC Radio 5 and read the summary on BBC website , most of it as about funding the NHS ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Vimana.