It’s time to break up the BBC and sell it off
It will never happen, claim apologists for the Corporation and faint-hearts among the public. They said the same about Brexit.
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It will never happen, claim apologists for the Corporation and faint-hearts among the public. They said the same about Brexit.
After a weekend of turmoil at the Beeb, Lineker is set to return to our screens once again this coming Saturday as a Match of the Day host.
A direct public subsidy to create a TV station for news, current affairs in general and the arts would renew a BBC in the steps of the Reithian legacy.
Money is driving the Beeb to shift its news focus abroad, but it shouldn’t forget where it came from.
The Beeb is deluded if it believes its digital heft can be built on a diminished brand. Sacrificing seasoned pros is a big blunder.
Punishing Clarkson-the-sinner for his Meghan Markle comments is like telling off a clown for falling over and wearing a red nose.
If Clarkson deserves any credit for his crass comments, it’s for proving that the Harry/Meghan story could be elevated to a whole new layer of brain-numbing tedium.
The disgraced crypto tycoon is the most hated man on the internet – but not according to the NYT…
The former Health Secretary’s political allies are not amused by his populist truancy. Yet public humiliation and self-deprecation have worked for other politicians who preceded him.Â
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