The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has admitted that one of its presenters, Stephen Nolan, did not phrase his aggressive, pro-migration questioning towards his phone-in callers as well as he could have, following a number of complaints about his “biased” reporting.
Following the deluge of complaints received by the BBC’s Stephen Nolan over his clearly biased coverage of the European migrant crisis, the publicly-funded broadcaster refused to debate Breitbart London‘s Editor-in-Chief Raheem Kassam, and has now incurred the wrath of the
Following an open letter from Breitbart London’s Editor-in-Chief Raheem Kassam yesterday, BBC presenter Stephen Nolan has not only failed to respond to the debate challenge, but blocked Kassam on Twitter, after a deluge on comments urging him to accept the
Dear Stephen Nolan, I see that you recently took a barrage of phone calls, and have experienced quite a lot of Twitter confrontation over your comments to your callers on your BBC radio show. I must say, I sought out
Over the course of this weekend we have heard no end of left-wing politicians and media commentators taking to the airwaves to claim that the British public overwhelmingly support Britain accepting more migrants into the United Kingdom. But frankly, the
A compilation of disturbing evidence of BBC bias surrounding the migrant crisis has been uploaded to YouTube, and appears to show radio host Stephen Nolan at odds with much of his listenership. Although crudely cut, the clip (below) doesn’t just
