BBC actively supporting Reform?

[Cluborange666]

No idea of the veracity of this source but it certainly supports what everyone has already noted, the disproportionate amount of airtime given to a very small party in contrast to eg the Green Party. Honestly, I despair. The UK seems on some sort of inevitable slide into fascism.

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The BBC hasn't been impartial since it had ex-Murdoch employees and Tories running it.

Farage was given massive exposure on BBC News even before the recent elections. Question Time is just laughable.

It's a self-fulfilling prophecy - the BBC keep telling us all how well Farage is doing, people will believe it and think he's worth voting for.

He's a nasty little racist who doesn't give a toss about the working classes. And anyone who thinks he does needs a brain transplant.

What kind of thing?

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Now for me they seem quite right wing. Laura Kuessenberg for example hates Labour.

I think if both sides of political spectrum think they are biased the other way then they are probably being impartial enough.