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Alex Salmond said it seemed passing strange that I have to go to London to get an audience of hundreds of international news outlets but can’t get a hearing from BBC Scotland ALEX Salmond has said that the BBC “cannot be trusted to report on Scotland’s democracy” in a scathing attack on the national broadcaster. The former First Minister branded BBC Scotland a “disgrace” and claimed that it is trying to keep his Alba Party “off the airwaves”, despite many other media outlets being eager to interview them. Salmond this week travelled to London where reporters from as far afield as Vietnam, Spain, Qatar, Colombia and Australia were amongst more than 100 journalists to attend a mid-week Alba event organised by the Foreign Press Association. Interviews ran for around six hours.