march of 50000 omitted from BBC news and one that spokesman for the prime minister declined to comment on

[antimatter]

www.theguardian.com/politics/2014/jun/21/protest-march-austerity-london-russell-brand-peoples-assembly

An estimated 50,000 people marched from the BBC's New Broadcasting House in central London to Westminster.
www.thepeoplesassembly.org.uk/national_demo_21_june

yet BBC didn't bother to mention it in their news bulletins...

I think this film is worth watching (under 3 min long) where inequality we all experience is explained:
highpaycentre.org/blog/New-film-the-shocking-rise-of-inequality-in-britain

The Independent have this on it:
www.independent.co.uk/news/people/news/russell-brand-calls-for-peaceful-effortless-joyful-revolution-again-9554651.html

yes flipflop21 only 24 hour delay in digital age

That Independent article is shameful. I'd expect better for Heat magazine

*from

I'm shocked at this, it just shows how our news is being manipulated and we cannot trust the media

I found this documenting the day and this which was added to the BBC website after complaints of lack of coverage

That march appears on the BBC website here so it hasn't been omitted. YABU

yes Cogito, nearly 24 hours after it happened, reported by Guardian and foreign News Agencies, police was informed so I would expect BBC was briefed as it started on the doorstep of BBC

I don't agree that I am being unreasonable in light that I created this post 12 hours before they put their 3 sentence long info

Why would they report it, Nigel Farage wasn't there!

Owen Jones on the BBC's pro-establishment bias - Newsnight

----

As usual, he pretty much sums it up nicely.

In August and Sept there is a huge march from Jarrow to London protesting the back-door selling off of the NHS, I wonder how much notice they'll take of that.

Link to march details

BBC in impartiality shocker.

To be fair 50,000 people marching isn't that big a deal really is it?

Covering it on the news 24 hours later seems appropriate.

It is terrifying how much the BBC is controlled. It's coverage of the independence referendum

Really? Where on earth are you getting that from? I appreciate of course the SNP doesn't tolerate any questioning of independence so yes I suppose even allowing anyone to do so is biased.