Name the sources, it is the only way to combat the spread of propaganda. If you *want* to combat the spread of propaganda, that is.
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Yes the sources should be named and shamed.
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Even if it had happened it would have required further journalism to confirm that it was a Labour activist. And further journalism to confirm they were ferried there by Labour HQ. The failure wasn’t one inaccuracy, it was systemic. The rapid reaffirmation of hearsay - unchecked.
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Just days ago she refused to comment on trade documents and Irish border documents cos she hadn't had chance to validate them
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You've probably got to name the sources then. Someone has tried to use a BBC journalist to mislead the public. That's a threat to the perceived integrity of you and the BBC as a whole.
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Did you know you can complain about the (not very) impartial BBC reporter Laura Kuenssberg? https://bbc.co.uk/contact/complaints … I just did.
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It wasn't "confusion" it wasn't just "wrong" it was a LIE. 3 letters. It's not that hard to type. L.I.E. There is an election in progress and so it's in the public interest to know who those sources were who passed on that LIE.
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@bbclaurak Your biases are showing. I’ve not joined the pile-ons but this crosses all sorts of red lines. It’s shoddy journalism & clearly inspired by political allegiance. Whatever happens on Thursday, you have forfeited all credibility with tens of millions of viewers. Disgrace - 1 more reply
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Name them. They are clearly liars. They don’t deserve to be protected.
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Shouldn't name the sources. Just don't use them again. Fair play for apologising.
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