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Marr's "history" series shows his left wing political views fairly strongly.
He's the one who have an unpleasant interview attackng Rees-Mogg, at the end of it the subject changed, and Marr said "finally something we can agree on". Kind of showed his personal opinion in the previous anti-Brexit assault, one might have thought. |
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Didn't he marry an ex Labour spin doctor, daughter of Labour MP Jack Ashley ?
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And how many"unofficial "children has our leader sired?
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Marr usually ends an interview with a leftie by saying something good about the politician, which leaves them both with smiles on their faces for the cameras.
All friendly stuff, more like a party political broadcast than an interview. See the difference when he interviews a Tory. He's up to fighting with them halfway through, and usually saves a bombshell to wind up the interview just to leave the viewer with a bad impression of them. He's a disgracefully biased interviewer. I can't stand the man. |
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He ought to have left a long time ago but suits the BBC agenda.
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You mean the Right Wing biased / Tory mouthpiece BBC.
People who say the BBC is biased toward the Left are deluded. |
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Nurse!
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Gammon-faced idiots upset with a presenter for asking tough questions to MPs.
What a pathetic state of affairs. The right and the left spend all day crying about the BBC. They are one of the most respected media organisations on planet Earth, for a very good reason. How about you stop tour pathetic conspiracy theories and do something productive with your pathetic lives. It’s a lovely day, venture out of your dingy bedrooms and enjoy life. You’ll feel better for it. |
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Spoken like a true bigot ! The BBC has to control itself to be impartial or go commercial,cant have it both ways.
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Shock, horror! BBC interviewer plays the Devil`s advocate!
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Nae bother mac as long as it works both ways but I have many times watched Marr giving soft interviews with Blair,Brown,Corbyn et all. Rarely,if ever seen him get animated with a labour politician.
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lol what about paxman , andrew neil , robinson , laura kussenburg , fatty ferrari all dyed in the wool spiv fans and they say the bbc is a subversive left wing organisation , you could not make it up
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Mason,John Smiths daughter,
The BBC is “a publicly-funded urban organisation with an abnormally large proportion of younger people, of people in ethnic minorities and almost certainly of gay people, compared with the population at large”. All this, he said, “creates an innate liberal bias inside the BBC”. –Andrew Marr By far the most popular and widely read newspapers at the BBC are The Guardian and The Independent. Producers refer to them routinely for the line to take on running stories, and for inspiration on which items to cover. In the later stages of my career, I lost count of the number of times I asked a producer for a brief on a story, only to be handed a copy of The Guardian and told ‘it’s all in there’. – Peter Sissons, Former BBC News and Current Affairs presenter “I do remember… the corridors of Broadcasting House were strewn with empty champagne bottles. I’ll always remember that” – Jane Garvey, Radio 4 presenter, recalling Tony Blair’s election victory in 1997 |
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The BBC might be politically correct but it is not left wing and it does not sympathise with Socialism
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Marr's old girl i think was a Blair spin doctor
Also the BBC is always accused by both sides of being anti right -wing or anti left- wing which means it must be somewhere near the middle But the figures for Brexit, anti - brexit i think are quite in favour of anti-Brexit from (independant reports) |