Of course.

But I can’t see Robin Day, for example, taking that sort of ‘guidance’. They were employed because they intuitively knew how to interview politicians, not because they were happy to read a political script.

Anyone who saw Paxman disembowel Michael Howard in 1997 will understand that.

Exactly. Like him or loathe him, he was a professional who did the job properly. Mason and Kuenssberg are just Gibb stooges.

Robin Day was a raging Tory but he stilled pissed off John Nott youtu.be/ln3SpXXYTHY

Paxman on retirement revealed he was a Conservative but that never got in the way of his impartiality. Compare and contrast with Chris Mason and ToryLaura

The Trump administration was quick to blame Biden for allowing the suspect into the country but conveniently omitted that under Trump, he was granted asylum and allowed to stay. #Facts

But it’s not just the ppl in front of camera it’s the ppl writing their scripts and the editors . They all seem to come from either Gbbews or rightwing print journals

These days it’s not actually news that broadcast it’s all opinion usually with a very biased slant

do you remember when the BBC aimed to inform and educate ?
....then it was filled with Tories and GBnewers

you can always find vox pops to support any views..its BBC anti Labour editorial line that is so "impartial" @bbcnews

The whole world needs to tell Putin to FUCK OFF in unison!