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Have The Bbc Let This One 'slip In' Under The Radar?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.So the title of the topic is more important to many than the actual content it refers to ?
Since the content - the 25 programs that the title refers to - are now finished, I will attempt to answer the largely irrelevant title: many on this forum say that the BBC is 'lefty' or 'righty', neutral/pro-establishment bias/ anti-establishment bias.
Only mickey4444 made any comment on the actual programs, albeit a rather general reference; the Polish interview was an attempt to show the overt bias of one female BBC interviewer.
I hope you watched several episodes mickey as there were pro and anti-establishment {meaning Main Stream Media/ the Victor's History } swings in Bowen's gastronomic romp around the hotels in the Middle East, which was very interesting and in some parts probably factual; but the glib, glitzy presentation of the series is best summed up for me by Bowen's final words at the endof the 25th and final show:
"Uh, we back home? Well, safe and sound and in time for tea"...
Since the content - the 25 programs that the title refers to - are now finished, I will attempt to answer the largely irrelevant title: many on this forum say that the BBC is 'lefty' or 'righty', neutral/pro-establishment bias/ anti-establishment bias.
Only mickey4444 made any comment on the actual programs, albeit a rather general reference; the Polish interview was an attempt to show the overt bias of one female BBC interviewer.
I hope you watched several episodes mickey as there were pro and anti-establishment {meaning Main Stream Media/ the Victor's History } swings in Bowen's gastronomic romp around the hotels in the Middle East, which was very interesting and in some parts probably factual; but the glib, glitzy presentation of the series is best summed up for me by Bowen's final words at the endof the 25th and final show:
"Uh, we back home? Well, safe and sound and in time for tea"...
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