This comment on BBC bias comes from andrew sparrow on guardian blog, a similar comment was made after the NR incident at the press conference;
^Yes campaigners really don’t like the BBC’s Nick Robinson.
In fact, they are not keen on the BBC generally. There is a large protest in Glasgow now outside the BBC about the corporation’s alleged bias.
There seems to be a live stream of it here.
And this Wings Over Scotland article explains why many yes supporters think Robinson lied about Alex Salmond last week.
Robinson said Salmond had refused to answer a question that he asked at the press conference. I was there, and I thought it was fair enough because Salmond refused to address the specific thrust of Robinson’s question about why voters should trust him, a politician, rather than business leaders. Robinson obviously had the Robin Day question that prompted John Nott walkout (“here today, and, if I may say so, a gone tomorrow politician” etc) in mind. Salmond did not address that trust point. But I’ve heard far worse examples of politcians dodging or evading questions, and Salmond addressed the point about business concerns in general terms reasonably fully.^