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Instead of shoring up the BBC during a crisis, the UK government is 'currently doing its best to undermine it.'
@arusbridger defended the BBC at a members event last Thursday, arguing that those who preferred 'Fox News style journalism had a death wish for society.'
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Last Thursday's event, Crisis of Democracy? Governance and the Survival of Public Interest Media, was for Chatham House members. Not a member? Find out more:https://www.chathamhouse.org/membership?utm_source=twitter.com&utm_medium=organic-social&utm_campaign=membership-link&utm_content=membership-link-rusbridger-clip …
BBC is NOT in the public interest. Look at its partial and biased coverage of Iraq, Indyref, Labour Party under Corbyn, General Election, Israel generally and Conservative sympathies - Robinson, Marr, Dimbleby, Kuenssberg, Stratton - it needs to be honest before all else.
BBC continues to shoot itself in both feet, undermining its very existence from within. See the Kuennsberg tweet earlier for an example. Simply not trusted anymore to tell the truth. Fox cancer is already endemic within the organisation.
PING @friiyo @TiloJung
BBC being undermined by @Conservatives by political appointment + GB News launch (Fox News-like in UK) =
'death wish for society' *Alan Rusbridger (former Guardian Editor)https://www.theguardian.com/media/2020/sep/25/andrew-neil-launches-24-hour-new-channel-to-rival-bbc-and-sky …
PS: Andrew Neil @afneil is right within there as chair of the @spectator ... #Meritocracy UKpic.twitter.com/CkfcHzLJPi
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