Bias at the BBC

The appointment of the soon-to-be Lord Sugar as an "enterprise tsar" in the Labour government's final months will mean that the BBC will have to fire him from his role in The Apprentice.

Ben Stephenson, commissioning controller of "BBC drama", claimed in a blog on the Guardian website: "We need to foster peculiarity, idiosyncrasy, stubborn-mindedness, left-of-centre thinking."

The BBC show Newsnight featured four Labour luvvies on one panel this month. They were brought together to sit in the Dragons' Den studio to discuss spending cuts.

David Cameron, leader of the Conservative party, has signalled it is time to end the excesses at the BBC.

The BBC’s political editor Nick Robinson implicitly accepted reporting bias at the BBC

Less than a third of UK citizens think the BBC has a good performance record in accurate news reporting, according to a survey carried out on behalf of the BBC World Service.

The BBC has scrapped its day of campaigning on climate change, provisionally called Planet Relief, after criticism and ridicule.

As if you haven't had enough of the BBC on the environment, climate change and global warming they are now planning a whole day on their current obsession.

There are signs that BBC senior management are not so prepared to turn a blind eye to biased reporting as it was.

Sir Antony Jay, co-author of the BBC TV comedy series Yes Minister and who claims he was one of the first BBC staffers to produced biased programming, has made a series of admissions in today's Sunday