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Andrew Neil defends BBC against bias claims but calls for licence fee overhaul

Andrew Neil has praised the BBC in an appearance in the Lords, but suggested the levy which funds the broadcaster is no longer fit for purpose.

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Andrew Neil defends BBC against bias claims but calls for licence fee overhaul

Andrew Neil defends BBC against bias claims but calls for licence fee overhaul
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Pre-action libel letters need more regulation , peers told | News

Pre-action libel letters need more regulation , peers told | News
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Trans activists blast the BBC for allowing opposing voices to be heard

Pro-trans groups have attacked the BBC’s recent attempts at balanced reporting on the issue of radical gender ideology, complaining the Corporation should not give a platform to those with ‘transphobic’ views.

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Ex-head of BBC TV News Roger Mosey says young journalists not imbued

Roger Mosey (pictured), the former head of BBC television news, appeared before the House of Lords Communications and Digital Committee today to discuss impartiality in journalism.

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