| The News 18:25 - Dec 25 with 3123 views | onehunglow |
Just popped in .
Why doe the BBC always look for negatives when they is good news.
Covid vaccine
Now EU agreement.
Yet some see BBC as right wing.
Enjoy the evening.
We're watching The Usual Suspects -again
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| The News on 19:39 - Dec 25 with 2163 views | Jack123 |
The news these days is scandalous, especially for covid it's like they are just out scare people, I don't watch it for that reason. | |
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| The News on 20:31 - Dec 25 with 2123 views | Jack59 |
For over 20 years, I had 24 hour tv news on in the background, whilst working from home.
They've all got their own political agenda anyway, which means it's their spin on everything. I can't watch any of it anymore. It is thoroughly depressing
They slot in a random news story for a few minutes near the end of the bulletin, which displays some humanity or compassion, and think they've balanced it all up.
There are clearly people in very senior positions of mainstream media, who are so out of touch they must have come from another planet. | | | |
| The News on 20:49 - Dec 25 with 2112 views | Wingstandwood |
Many years back the BBC was a national treasure, it was revered by the majority, respected and admired both at home and abroad.
It is now alas a mere shadow of its former self! Some of its reporting standards, downright lies and despicable lengths it will go to is shocking. The Martin Bashir controversy epitomises that along with Panorama pay-outs, other highly questionable reporting along with WOKE/PC lunacy adgenda(s) that's so far removed from once high standards.
That may get the thumbs up from middle class Islington sociology professor types, student activists and the cloud-cuckoo-land detached, but ordinary, common sense types who see the world as it is, I'd guess not. | |
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| The News on 21:07 - Dec 25 with 2086 views | Kilkennyjack |
You are correct.
From national treasure to national joke.
Simce 2016 its been a Brexit enabler, and anti-devolution.
Laura K (and Peston at ITV) is in the govt pocket.
As source close to = Dom Cummings.
Manipulation in exchange for early story access.
Respect to Sophie Ridge and Kay Burley, the BBC would not like their ‘nasty’ questions.
Defund - or reform. | |
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| The News on 21:11 - Dec 25 with 2080 views | Jack123 |
Good post, and the troll that is dadsaramy down voted it the fool. [Post edited 26 Dec 2020 14:00]
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| The News on 21:12 - Dec 25 with 2078 views | Swanjaxs |
I've got Bangbabes on, I must say it's absolutely marvellous viewing tonight 👌😀 | |
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| The News on 21:17 - Dec 25 with 2066 views | Wingstandwood |
Sad to think the BBC has journalists who (100% serious here!) epitomise and mimic the standards/behaviour of a black comedy character like Greg Kettle from bygone 'Hot Metal' TV series.
Years ahead of its time! | |
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| The News on 23:09 - Dec 25 with 1968 views | pikeypaul |
Ah, lashings of lefty tears...
The perfect Christmas gift | |
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| The News on 23:30 - Dec 25 with 1963 views | pencoedjack |
Probably all loving our glorious queens Christmas message ðŸ‘
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| The News on 04:03 - Dec 26 with 1908 views | DJack |
The posts on this thread did not disappoint.  | |
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| The News on 08:55 - Dec 26 with 1848 views | Highjack |
It’s as good a source of news as any I suppose. | |
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| The News on 10:00 - Dec 26 with 1825 views | felixstowe_jack |
BBC cardiff has always been pro remain, pro Drakeford, pro Cardiff bay, pro Welsh assembly, pro senedd, pro the blue turds. How much more left wing can it get. | |
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| The News on 10:43 - Dec 26 with 1804 views | onehunglow |
Felix.We ve disagreed on much but Im with you here.
It is imposssible in Wales to have a balance in politics as the past strangle all epecially ambition.It' why we move away after all.
To be a Tory in Wales is tantamount to being a "nonce"
A free country we are not | |
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| The News on 11:03 - Dec 26 with 1786 views | A_Fans_Dad |
Jounalism is pretty much dead and Investigative Journalism is stone dead in practically the whole of Mass Media.
It is all "on message" now. | | | |
| The News on 11:14 - Dec 26 with 1775 views | Neath_Jack |
No Witchfinder Generals were harmed in the making of this post.
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| The News on 14:50 - Dec 26 with 1726 views | JACKMANANDBOY |
Agree, good quality impartial journalism seems a thing of the past. | |
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| The News on 15:19 - Dec 26 with 1708 views | Catullus |
The world has become so polarised trying to find an impartial person anywhere is harder than finding a cardiff fan without a sore neck.
Many of these journalists think themselves impartial, they cannot see their own bias even when it's implicit.
Take John Sopel, does he think himself impartial? Because I watched several of his reports and if he was trying to be impartial towards Trump, he failed badly in my book. Every time he mentioned Trump it was as if he was talking about a condemned man. | |
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| The News on 17:03 - Dec 26 with 1663 views | Neath_Jack |
Right whingers see the BBC as left wing.
Left wingers see the BBC as right wing.
That tells the story, that the BBC are getting it more or less correct.
Doesn't stop the constant whining though. | |
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| The News on 17:09 - Dec 26 with 1658 views | builthjack |
It's gone very right wing. Not good. | |
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| The News on 17:19 - Dec 26 with 1649 views | Kilkennyjack |
Perch, you and Felix both live in England.
How do you both manage to stay so , independently, well informed on the current output of BBC Wales ?
I am amazed. | |
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| The News on 18:01 - Dec 26 with 1621 views | felixstowe_jack |
Probably because we have both lived in both countries and have seen politics from all sides. I have lived in wales most of my life but having moved to England with work have seen how progressive policies create wealth and lead to everyone getting a better standard of living. While in Wales labour hate to see anyone bettering themselves. They are happy to close decent schools and inflict lower education standards on the people. Meanwhile the champainge socialist send their children to the best private schools. | |
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| The News on 19:50 - Dec 26 with 1580 views | Kilkennyjack |
Thanks for that, but how do you keep up with the current output of BBC Wales ?
Shirley its an easy one for to you to answer directly ?
Over to you ... how ? [Post edited 26 Dec 2020 19:50]
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| The News on 20:18 - Dec 26 with 1554 views | Catullus |
Have you heard of that modern thing, Sky tv? You can get all sorts on it. Then there's another modern thing, the internet, it's incredible, you can read the news from loads of countries all over the world.
I'm pretty sure they have both in England too.
Then there's yet aother modern thing, smartphone apps. On my app I can get local news from Accrington to Alloa, from Ballymena to Barking, from Yorkshire to "Your Gibraltar" and here you go
https://www.yourgibraltartv.com/
It's a wonderful thing technology, you should try being modern. | |
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| The News on 10:19 - Dec 27 with 1473 views | onehunglow |
Possibly as we still have family and friends back there,revisit,watch the television for Welsh news-blubby marvellous if today's telly.
Maybe felix and I are more objective,perceptive and can see what a dog's breakfast Welsh politics is. Independence?. Wales is tribal. Always was ,always will be. Look and listen to us.
How are things in Glockamara? | |
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| The News on 11:29 - Dec 27 with 1460 views | felixstowe_jack |
In the last couple of days I have seen news articles from Wales mentioning that the army has been called in to help the Welsh Ambulance service and Wales' biggest hospital has appealed for volunteers as they are being overwhelmed by the coronavirus epidemic. Meanwhile Drakeford has complained about the trade deal with the EU despite Wales voting to leave. He also complains he does not have as much access to Johnson as he did with May. Perhaps he has not noticed that Johnson has a country to run with the virus his priority as well as getting a free trade deal with the EU done in less than a year. Perhaps Drakeford should concentrate on sorting out the things under his control and less time than moaning. | |
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