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09 Sep 26
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Doctor Who star Noel Clarke
Charged with Offences , Assault Voyeurism and Exposure
Clarke found fame playing Mickey Smith in Doctor Who between 2005 and 2010
Alleged Crimes started in 2007
Charged with Offences , Assault Voyeurism and Exposure
Clarke found fame playing Mickey Smith in Doctor Who between 2005 and 2010
Alleged Crimes started in 2007
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And they were supposed to know how? And stop talking as if there are no abusers on other channels.
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well the Previous characters there had been Questions about several Previous Characters Grenade , would be surprised if the same here
Keep Paying Aunties Tax Grenade you know it makes sense  |
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Would not be , A rank outfit
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can you name a better tv broadcaster?
thought not |
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LOOOOOOOL
Woke shyte and nothing of interest to most Folks |
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What do you watch on it Escapee , Give us a List
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science, nature, history, some sport, some music, some quizzes, the occasional film.
Of course I don't like all of it because it has to broadcast stuff for all types of british culture. But if you don't like at least 10% of it's output, then you don't like british culture. What's your "culture" ton? What aspect of British culture does the BBC not cover that you think it should? |
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There is nothing on there I feel the need to Watch , Bar the Snooker or Big Athletics events , thanks for paying for them
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What aspect of British culture does the BBC not cover that you think it should?
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Its a woke left leaning liberal Channel , That's what they Cover , if you think I am paying money to watch that , you are 100 % Wrong
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‘It’s now the propaganda arm of the woke elite’ | BBC insider Robin Aitken on what went wrong.
Escapee won't want to watch this. |
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The BBC never had to advertise how great it was years ago, the programmes spoke for themselves.
They used to boast about not having to rely on advertising to survive, but as there were few other channels and their output was often very good then most people were happy paying the license fee. Now they have fallen down the pecking order and there is a myriad of channels to choose from. They have given up much of the sport to other providers as they were unwilling to compete financially. Although they still make some decent documentaries and dramas, they are thin on the ground compared to years back. Some of the so called comedies are absolutely awful. Primetime is full of ruddy cooking programmes and other reality rubbish. And to cap it all they have been mired in scandal after scandal. As such, more and more people are watching less and less of the BBC. An increasing number are now not paying the license fee. So the BBC decides to make a lengthy advert to tell us how great it is (it really means how great it WAS), ridiculously puts out license fee payment reminders during World Cup football matches and now has continuity announcers thanking us all for funding the rubbish they are now showing us. They have woken up too late, they took the viewing public for granted and are now grovelling to try and keep them on side. They are a shadow of what they used to be. |
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Spot on, Dixie
Specifically for me, that Naga Munchetti woman in the morning asks questions to guests and interrupts their answers every time, she's so self satisfied with herself Programmes like Have I Got News, pretend that they are all ad libbing these "funny" answers...all smug with themselves, yet they're all given advance notice of the topics And the anti right wing bias is demonstrated in most news programmes |
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Under imminent Sharia law it will no longer exist anyway
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DixieDean60 • September 9, 2026 9:03 PM BST
The BBC never had to advertise how great it was years ago, the programmes spoke for themselves. You're literally the dumbest poster on here and that's a low bar. The new advert is a copy of the ad they done in 1986 with John Cleese. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UsdtyuSmoXs&t=6s |
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bear of little brain
You're literally the dumbest poster on here and that's a low bar. Well as it was you that set it.... That advert was actually 1985 you plank, and you are calling others dumb  The thing is that all your "reminder" has done is reinforce what i said previously. the BBC did indeed make loads of decent stuff back then and the short film is full of stars and recognisable faces (unlike the woeful current effort). The comparison is stark, how far the BBC has fallen  So a nice own goal by poor little brained bear. |
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And first item on the 10 o clock news...
Met investigating Reform donations Mostly a non story but... Beeb happy to do any damage they can to Labour opposition , who no doubt themselves nudged the Met into it |
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You really showed me up there, i thought it was 86 and it was 85
How will i ever live down that shame John Cleese's famous BBC advertisement was first broadcast on January 20, 1986 You're such a dumb ****, it's just too easy |
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They don't even try and disguise the bias now Reg , look at the coverage of the "Dover protest" last weekend.
They were desperately hoping for some "thuggish behaviour" and the look of disappointment on the faces of a couple of their reporters when they had none to report was quite obvious. So instead they went in search of anybody who may have been slightly "intimidated" by being in the vicinity of a load of balaclava clad blokes Of course they found a couple of ladies who had been on a train and felt uncomfortable when a load of these guys got on board, but that was it. Hope these two females never get on a train with a load of footy fans And it was the MAIN item on the national news ffs. |
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If only it was too easy for you little cub, you normally trot away with your little tail between your legs as you have no answer
btw - fancy telling your mates at the Guardian (Tara Conlon) what year it was ? https://www.theguardian.com/media/2026/jul/19/bbc-advert-romesh-ranganathan-reboot-john-cleese-licence-fee-plea This article is more than 1 month old ‘What has the BBC ever done for me?’ Romesh Ranganathan reboots corporation’s 1985 licence fee plea |
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I remember back in 2016(?)when the BBC were reporting on the in/out Brexit vote...out was 7/1 on here and the BBC obviously thought Remain was a shoo in...
As events unfolded, I stayed up all night, and as it dawned on the BBC reporters that OUT would win, they were apoplectic As it happens, I think we should have negotiated a deal to stay in under different terms, ie better terms for the UK...but the frogs and krauts wouldn't have it |
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Cameron promised us that he would do that Reg , kept on about a "reformed EU" but we all knew it was anything but. So the Leave vote won.
I was loving the sullen look on the BBC faces too as realisation began to dawn. I hadn't planned to stay up as Remain was a 1/10 shot and it looked nailed on earlier in the day but as the results starting coming in i grabbed a bottle of Black Cow vodka and gradually polished off most of it by the time Dimbleby officially announced the result. The cherry on top was that Keith Vaz interview after the announcement was made |
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For the record, 'Remain' was 1.06 as polls closed
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RuPaul's Drag Race UK is leaving the BBC after eight series, the broadcaster has confirmed.
Escapee was must not have been aware of this earlier Bearcub in a state of shock in the Morning  All down to Folks not paying the fee , Where did it all go wrong ? |
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Ski Sunday going as well
At least the new guy in charge realises they have to cut their cloth accordingly. Still a lot of dead wood to clear out though. |
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According to Aitken, their woke world view is what's going to finish them off.
I'd agree with that, all their output is tainted, even infested, with that view. |
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The IBC- the Islamic Broadcasting Company will soon be rivalling Al Jazeera. Jeremy Al Bowen can't wait. Commissioning Editors with a British name like Muslim Alim are on the increase.
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What aspect of British culture does the BBC not cover that you think it should?
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It's not about what it covers, it's how biased the coverage is. You could
watch the Aitken interview, I'd believe someone who worked there for years over an uninformed clown like you. |
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The vast majority of British people hate nazeeeees.
Due to the law of probabilities, some of those will appear on BBC. You'll just have to get used to it. |
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I knew you wouldn't dare watch it
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