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[LittlePearl]

I think they just said they're covering the GRA tonight.

@EchoGivesNarcissusTheFinger Oo they did! ‘Allowed her father to act as election agent after he’d been charged with criminal offences’
Well that’s one way of putting it. Hardly comprehensive is it?

The BBC is fucked up

So they interview Aimee Challenor who spouted the usual stuff. The interviewer's commentary was that AC fell out with the Green Party because she carried on using her father as her election agent after he was charged with "criminal offences". Nothing about what those offences were and the fact that AC clearly stood by their father.

BBC - Biased (fucking) Bastard Cockwombles

Sorry, crossed with you, Etino

If you haven't seen it please read the We're still here thread (sorry for the derail)

They interviewed Challenor?

Hopefully bringing Challenor back into the limelight will prompt some reporters to revisit that whole episode.

Someone mention Karen White, FFS!

Aimee who posted a picture of herself on loft ladders with a picture of a girl guide ?
Surely not

BBC complaints:
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Ruth was brilliant.
In what frigging sport do the advantages of growing up with the physical advantages of a male disappear after a year of "medication"?

Ok, confession on my part, when I complained about the Sophie Cook interview on Newsnight earlier this week (the "womyn" debate), I asked them why they had not analysed the Karen White or David/Aimee Challenor cases. I got the expected patronising non response - but I wonder whether they decided to "analyse" it by giving AC a platform to play the victim.

With self ID you don't need any medication or even a dress

Ruth was brilliant and well supported by Debbie. They both held the rational and logical side of the debate.

Challenor was a mess. Clearly a vulnerable adult with little by way of an intellectual reasoning. get over it

I actually find Debbie quite opaque in interviews. In writing, she's great, very clear message that she is against self ID. In this and the Women's Hour interview, I think that anyone new to the subject might struggle to understand where she stands. Just my opinion. I am very grateful , nevertheless, that she puts herself out there, it must be at great personal cost.

I have absolutely zero respect for the BBC's take on anything at all. Covering up abuses against women is what they are good at.
After all, they must have had a pretty good idea what Saville was up to ( everyone I know who ever met him knew he was at best a sleazy bastard).
It wouldn't surprise me if something is very rotten still in that organisation.

Why the fuck is chalkenor bring given airtime by the bbc on this? It’s outrageous