@wooshy90@Foxybrowning@StanCollymore That's true, but it would also be disingenuous as he has no control over his actions. He has stated he was mortified and it was known that these words could appear. No apology needed, just the clarification provided.
@DeborahGuina1@annemflfc@SkyNewsPolitics No, not so. I hate Farage and all that he stands for, but a 1/3 of the population want him to be PM, frighteningly. The Beeb has to give them lots of coverage. Yes, I'd question him more, but the amount of airtime he and his cronies get is, sadly, fair according to the psephology
@nottmtails Well, about time he had an injury. It seems everyone has to take their turn in the treatment room... How has this season been so bad compared to last year for injuries?
@bbcfivelive I'm currently on my way to practise with Lowering the Tone, a shanty group near Faversham in Kent! Always looking for new members - it's great fun!
David
@TheBritishIntel Don't be ridiculous. If it's an ongoing police case, do you really expect them to publish who it is? And does this case have a direct impact on the show? Which companies are publicly shamed by their employees doing bad things, and do they make public statements about them?
@MikeFay44@TalentlessJoe@ArchRose90 If you have a specific issue, you complain directly. If, however, it's a feeling that the bias is institutional and the opposite political side says the same in reverse, you start to realise that it may be that you've got it wrong, and are just hoping to hear your own views.
@MikeFay44@TalentlessJoe@ArchRose90 As soon as you introduce commercial aspects to it, you require funding from sources that are not necessarily independent, causing far more dangerous issues than currently encountered. And why do you think it's non-accountable? Isn't it constantly under public scrutiny (as here)
@MikeFay44@ArchRose90 Oh, please - the 'Far Left' hate the BBC because it's perceived as a vocal supporter of 'the establishment', Israel, Conservative policies, capitalism... That really wasn't a very bright comment. The BBC is a target for both extremes of politics as it supports neither.
@pippaisright Please, don't let us stop you. It's obviously such a great country, where kids have access to guns and the mutual hatred is even worse than in Europe.
@piersmorgan I thought 'woke' meant having empathy with others, feeling what they would feel, etc. In other words, nothing to do with a deranged kid with a gun.
@01splcheck@LarcombePeter@Inevitablewest No, Robinson is a stirrer of angry young white men. And a few angry old white men. He was - and still is - one of the most hated people in this country. His supporters, though, like him, make more noise than most - hence why he seems 'huge'.
@Inevitablewest No, not Britain. We're not hateful and divisive. He should never have been shot, but then that's the US for you, as he insisted you should all be allowed guns.
@BearlyPolitics@redfoxman I didn't know anything about Raskin before, but he certainly knows everything about Farage. About time someone told Farage what he really is in public - odious, opportunistic, dangerous and divisive.
@kyle9casteel @gateshut995390 @LozzaFox@BBC You love free speech as long as it is what you say, and not what can be proven. You lot hate fact checkers.
@LozzaFox@BBC You lost it for being a bell end. Lineker doesn't like the Israeli government, that makes him a decent human being, not a 'vile antisemite'. Stop being a bell end. It has consequences, doesn't it?