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All Creatures Revamp To White
bbc against historical accuracy, does not fit the agenda of inclusivity, so whats left...
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Another nazi rag reported it. 9 hours before the Mail.
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//bbc against historical accuracy, //
vet Alf Wight wrote of his experiences, but the result was a work based in a fictional location populated with a cast of fictional characters. any program maker could decide to add their own interpretation - the stories are the stories but beyond that, well why not improvise? on that basis, why not a black James Herriot?
vet Alf Wight wrote of his experiences, but the result was a work based in a fictional location populated with a cast of fictional characters. any program maker could decide to add their own interpretation - the stories are the stories but beyond that, well why not improvise? on that basis, why not a black James Herriot?
//Now the BBC, which passed on All Creatures amid fears it would not appeal to 16 to 34-year-olds, is refusing to admit if it rejected All Creatures because the series is ‘too white’. It follows claims made about Channel 5’s programming by boss Ben Frow.//
What a cad. Grassed the chief grasser uppers... up.
Meanwhile.
//The BBC has declined to comment.
It comes as the Corporation faces a crisis of identity following widespread charges of bias by the public and a growing number of politicians.
Director-General Tim Davie has vowed to tackle the problem of ‘Left-wing bias’ in its programming and among the more outspoken news staff.
He is being assisted by the Government, which reportedly sees former Daily Telegraph editor Lord Moore as its preferred candidate for BBC Chairman.//
Did you read that? "The bbc has declined to comment". Haha. You can't shut the gits up usually. Also note that Lord Moore, prior to this was the Editor of(you're ahead of me here again aren't you) Yep The Telegraph. The paper that "broke" the story that was cloned by the Mail. It is simple to work out and therefor baffles the simple minded. I think that Lord Moore is an excellent choice don't you he is ruffling feathers before he gets there and when he does he will clip wings and do a bit of de-beaking.
What a cad. Grassed the chief grasser uppers... up.
Meanwhile.
//The BBC has declined to comment.
It comes as the Corporation faces a crisis of identity following widespread charges of bias by the public and a growing number of politicians.
Director-General Tim Davie has vowed to tackle the problem of ‘Left-wing bias’ in its programming and among the more outspoken news staff.
He is being assisted by the Government, which reportedly sees former Daily Telegraph editor Lord Moore as its preferred candidate for BBC Chairman.//
Did you read that? "The bbc has declined to comment". Haha. You can't shut the gits up usually. Also note that Lord Moore, prior to this was the Editor of(you're ahead of me here again aren't you) Yep The Telegraph. The paper that "broke" the story that was cloned by the Mail. It is simple to work out and therefor baffles the simple minded. I think that Lord Moore is an excellent choice don't you he is ruffling feathers before he gets there and when he does he will clip wings and do a bit of de-beaking.
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