One of the fondest memories I have of being involved in politics is being a part of anti-BBC marches on behalf of Make Britain Great Again. I can remember vividly walking near the HQ of the organisation in London in…
There’s nothing like a bit of BBC-bashing to unite the country in these emotionally charged times. From ardent Corbynistas to avowed Brexiteers, lockdown sceptics to despairing Remainers, aiming fire at Auntie — the previous term of endearment for our national broadcaster — is something…
Climategate began on 17th November 2009 after emails from the University of East Anglia’s Climate Research Unit were hacked by still unknown assailants. The hacker’s motivation was likely to change the public against climate researchers three weeks before the Copenhagen…
2020 has been an interesting year to say the very least. Even though the news has been dominated by the coronavirus pandemic, the aftermath of Brexit, and more recently, the US election, free speech has managed to keep its place…
It almost seems trendy to dislike the BBC nowadays. At times, I feel as though I am the only one left in the country who still loves it and believes that society in the UK would be worse off without…
I feel like this needs saying, but not every Conservative hates the BBC and wants to scrap the licence fee. From party members, to MPs, to those who work in No.10, you’d be forgiven for thinking that everyone in the Conservative…
It is envied across the world for its first-class productions in comedy, drama and entertainment. However, the BBC’s popularity at home is shrinking when it comes to its political reporting. Everyone from the Greens to the Brexit Party has slated…
WARNING: SPOILERS Two things have mesmerised Britain this summer: Gareth Southgate’s waistcoat and Bodyguard. Roughly 11 million people watched last night’s final episode of the absorbing BBC political drama, fronted by Richard Madden. To put that figure in context, over 24 million…