[Mr Modifier]

I tend to go to the BBC for news.  I find that on other channels and sites I get bombarded by adverts and online you can get adverts that dress themselves up like news.

In my view the BBC is the least worst.

Having said that I think they do demonstrate bias.  For example they reported the other day that both major UK refineries will close costing 2,000 jobs if the Government sets petrol import tariffs at 0%.  But it was left at that.  It is a conjecture masquerading as fact and fuels the anti Brexit fires and yet there was no explanation of why the Government would seek to set tariffs at 0% especially as we have domestic refineries. 

They may as well say that after 31st October the sky might fall on our heads.

And that’s my annoyance - by all means present opinion but balance it and make sure it is presented as an opinion and not as a fact.

By the way - I do not want this to become a political debate - my example is merely a current illustration of poor presentation of “news” by an institution that is supposed to be unbiased.