December 18, 2019

Sorry, Auntie, you had it coming Boris Johnson must follow through with his threats to the institutionally anti-conservative BBC

Robin Aitken

11.12

Has groupthink swung your vote? There has been little serious effort to properly explain the promises made in the parties' manifestos

Simon Evans

08.10

John Humphrys will always be Auntie’s man The BBC only tolerates dissent if it is kept within certain bounds

Robin Aitken

19.09

Who will miss John Humphrys? In a political climate saturated with sophisticated deception, old-school sceptics help us stay connected to the truth

Giles Fraser

13.09

‘Fake news’ is old hat in Northern Ireland The BBC's 'Spotlight on The Troubles' series shows that the decay of political language is not a new phenomenon

Douglas Murray

21.08

Don’t knock Stacey Dooley

Robin Aitken

27.06

Our toxic pollution paranoia This is not the Great Smog of 1952

Tom Chivers

21.06

Why should the BBC censor the public?

Douglas Murray

01.03

Why the BBC’s Brexit Day won’t work

James Kirkup

18.02

The BBC’s diversity scaremongering Why has an absurd story about Oxbridge access not caused more of a stir?

Douglas Murray

04.02

The Church’s disturbing rush to judgment

Catherine Pepinster

23.01

On Brexit, Auntie just can’t help herself In its heart and soul the BBC is against Brexit and all its works

Robin Aitken