Burley was beyond appalling tonight.
Her bias shone through, interrupting Miliband almost every 10 seconds, practically jumped Cameron at the end of the Q&A. It was sickly!
Paxo did nothing more than grandstand when he had Miliband on. A sham if im honest!
And both presenters Tories, which is hardly impartial and balanced!
Now you know how any people feel when BBC lefties like Marr hand out verbal blow jobs to Labour politicians.
Now you know how any people feel when BBC lefties like Marr hand out verbal blow jobs to Labour politicians.
The BBC is balanced compared to the right-wing Murdoch press. Right-wingers scream bias the minute they are held to account. Guess what, the BBC holds the left to account in just the same way. I know because I see it.
The trouble with 'the right' is that they believe they are untouchable. They believe they are entitled to power and wealth, unchallenged. A gentle reminder...we are supposed to live in a democracy where ideas are questioned and challenged. It's something the right wing really need to get their head around.
i was looking at the building from which the programme was being broadvast from ,but not sure where it is , by best guess is ,its the sky news centre in isleworth?
I'm surprised no one has picked up Paxman's comment to Miliband at the end of their interview when he asked... "Are you alright Ed?" to which Ed said yes he was fine and Paxman then said "Are you sure?".
Then the studio mics were faded down...did Paxo realise he'd gone to far with the personal stuff?
I'm surprised no one has picked up Paxman's comment to Miliband at the end of their interview when he asked... "Are you alright Ed?" to which Ed said yes he was fine and Paxman then said "Are you sure?".
Then the studio mics were faded down...did Paxo realise he'd gone to far with the personal stuff?
I think he did. I think Miliband was actually quite upset about it all. I have no problem with the policies of a party being questioned and / or the judgements of said politician being challenged... but to launch a personal attack is uncalled for. Ironically, it could help Miliband because us Brits like an underdog.
Didn't people used to call Paxman a Leftie before he retired, he then disclosed that he was a Conservative supporter.
Absolutely right. It does make me smile, it really does. I suppose it proves one thing...that BBC journalists are very good at their job. Biased Burley on the other-hand.
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Now you know how any people feel when BBC lefties like Marr hand out verbal blow jobs to Labour politicians.
The BBC is balanced compared to the right-wing Murdoch press. Right-wingers scream bias the minute they are held to account. Guess what, the BBC holds the left to account in just the same way. I know because I see it.
The trouble with 'the right' is that they believe they are untouchable. They believe they are entitled to power and wealth, unchallenged. A gentle reminder...we are supposed to live in a democracy where ideas are questioned and challenged. It's something the right wing really need to get their head around.
Then the studio mics were faded down...did Paxo realise he'd gone to far with the personal stuff?
Didn't people used to call Paxman a Leftie before he retired, he then disclosed that he was a Conservative supporter.
I think he did. I think Miliband was actually quite upset about it all. I have no problem with the policies of a party being questioned and / or the judgements of said politician being challenged... but to launch a personal attack is uncalled for. Ironically, it could help Miliband because us Brits like an underdog.
Absolutely right. It does make me smile, it really does. I suppose it proves one thing...that BBC journalists are very good at their job. Biased Burley on the other-hand.
Boulton was clearly suffering from exhaustion at the time so its not a fair reflection.