[Crimson Dynamo]

The Telegraph
@telegraph
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5h
🚨 EXCLUSIVE: BBC bosses “ignored” warnings about pro-transgender bias in
its sports coverage, The Telegraph can reveal.



Female staff raised concerns about uncritical reporting on transgender athletes
almost five years ago, messages reveal

BBC Sport bosses were told almost five years ago that stories about trans
athletes were often uncritical and celebratory “puff pieces”, while glossing
over any potentially negative impact on women’s sports.

However, insiders claim that the BBC persisted with overwhelmingly positive
coverage of otherwise controversial athletes, including Lia Thomas, the
biologically male swimmer, the weightlifter Laurel Hubbard, the cyclist Austin
Killips and Imane Khelif, the boxer.

BBC staff have reported feeling ignored and feeling unable to voice opinions
that went against the prevailing orthodoxy of affirming transgender identity

BBC Sport is currently led by Alex Kay-Jelski, who faced criticism for a column
he wrote for The Times in 2019 while he was the newspaper’s sports editor.

In the piece, he wrote that Martina Navratilova, the nine-time Wimbledon
champion, and the Olympic swimming medallist Sharron Davies, both vocal
opponents of allowing biological males to compete in women’s categories,
were “not experts” on the matter of trans participation in sport.


Mr Kay-Jelski appeared to compare those who portrayed trans athletes as
being “threatening” to racists who warned, “Don’t let black men in the same
shops as you or they’ll rape your women”.

Following widespread criticism of his appointment as BBC Sport director in
2024, including from the Harry Potter author JK Rowling, Mr Kay-Jelski said
he would leave his views “at the door”.





https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/202...ports-stories/

[arista]

Originally Posted by emseateng2014

you know what else i thought bbc was known for too

being all posh and old britain like bridgerton

No,
not like an Expensive Netflix series


But they work slowly

[arista]

[BBC bosses “ignored” warnings about
pro-transgender bias in
its sports coverage,
The Telegraph can reveal.]

Yes, all part of the mess, Tim Davie
created.



Cultural Secretary Lisa Nandy MP
to speak in Parliament today
about the BBC.

[Livia]

Originally Posted by emseateng2014

you know what else i thought bbc was known for too

being all posh and old britain like bridgerton

Bridgerton is not representative of "old Britain". There were no black people in high society in the early 1800s.

[DrunkerThanMoses]

So BBC should just show Trump for who really is; a fat orange **** pedophile pervert twat, instead of what ever they try and portray him as.

[arista]

Originally Posted by DrunkerThanMoses

So BBC should just show Trump for who really is; a fat orange **** pedophile pervert twat, instead of what ever they try and portray him as.

Nice to see you posting.


By 5PM UK Time
this Friday must settle with the Lawyers of the President.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by DrunkerThanMoses

So BBC should just show Trump for who really is; a fat orange **** pedophile pervert twat, instead of what ever they try and portray him as.

This isnt about Trump

clear your focus

[Crimson Dynamo]

Kemi Badenoch

@KemiBadenoch
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3h
From its coverage of sex and gender, to lopsided coverage of Gaza, to high
profile mistakes, the BBC has continually let down licence fee payers.

We ought to treasure the BBC, but for that to happen it must learn from its
mistakes, instead of sneering at those who point them out.

[emseateng2014]

Originally Posted by Livia

Bridgerton is not representative of "old Britain". There were no black people in high society in the early 1800s.

it is althought most likely what an alternate earth of old britain was like in the 1800s

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by emseateng2014

lol which verison though

the usa and canada chess style or the uk and au old school style

I think that I would fair better in the USA format.

I honestly don't believe that the public would like me, especially early on.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

BBC 6 Music has picked its 12 'Artists of the Year 2025'. Incredibly, five of them are transgender.

I think we can all tell what the BBC is like.

I'm not saying that the Trans singers aren't good singers (they're not mainstream popular for starters, so it puts them in better stead to be good nowadays) but the BBC doesn't care about good singing, and they never have done tbh.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Glenn.

The transphobes really do not like trans people existing.

Imagine people wanting to eradicate your existence…

Tbf, do you really think that the BBC picked them out to be nominated because they thought that they were good, or do you think the most likely outcome was that the BBC saw the attention it would garner them by nominating a few Transpeople for an award?

Because the BBC is not exactly a company that I would look for if I'm looking for good Musicians.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Livia

Glenn going waaaay over the top as usual, in an effort to make his flimsy point and make others look bad lol...

Tbf, there will be some people on the Internet that will simply hate Trans people succeeding at anything.

So Glenn's speculations are based in some accuracy from what I've personally seen on Social Media and stuff.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

Just think about that for a moment. The taxpayer-funded BBC doctoring
footage to make it look like the President of the United States of America was
saying something he was not.

And this is not just about Donald Trump.

The BBC minimising Israeli suffering and consistently portraying Israel in a
negative light.

The BBC relying on Hamas-dominated agencies for news and information.

The BBC Arabic outfit featuring journalists who are blatantly biased against
Israel, and who have openly celebrated terrorists.

The BBC ‘LGBTQ desk’ effectively censoring coverage of the trans debate by
declining to cover stories that raise ‘difficult questions’ about the transgender
dogma that permeates the organisation.

The BBC ‘fact-checking’ unit, BBC Verify, trying to suggest that car insurance
companies are ‘racist’ when there was a glaring lack of evidence for the
claim.

The BBC relying on left-wing sources such as the Trades Union Congress to
push a story that suggested ethnic minority workers were more at risk of
‘insecure jobs’ when a range of other contributing factors were completely
ignored.

The BBC excessively pushing one opinion poll which suggested, wrongly as it
happens, that Kamala Harris might defeat Donald Trump in the race for the
White House.

And the BBC’s ‘push notifications’ service displaying a glaring lack of balance
on immigration, which also happens to be the most important issue in the
country.

In September, 2023, for example, of the 219 push notifications the BBC sent
out just 4 were about illegal migrants and asylum seekers —and 3 of those
focused on the ‘poor conditions’ that allegedly face people who are breaking
our laws.

Astonishingly, the BBC push notification system even ignored the fact that
the same month saw the highest number of illegal migrants entering Britain
on a single day. This, apparently, was not considered newsworthy in BBC
Towers.

To be honest, I’m not surprised by the findings. Are you?


An organisation that is completely dominated by left-leaning graduates, who
often come from incredibly privileged backgrounds, have moved sharply to
the cultural left over the last decade or so, as part of the so-called ‘Great
Awokening’ among the cultural class, and who simply do not come close to
representing the country.

Just look at the evidence on how utterly out-of-touch the BBC and its staff
really are from the average person …

Important? Yes.

The most important issue in the country? No.

The most important issue currently in this country is Starmer trying to slowly get more control over our freedoms, followed very closely by law & order needing a massive overhaul and the NHS also needing a massive overhaul.

Also the class system that still very much exists in this country I would argue is more important than immigration.

[emseateng2014]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

I think that I would fair better in the USA format.

I honestly don't believe that the public would like me, especially early on.

can you imagine if past bb usa cast members were on bb uk and bb au

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

Tbf, there will be some people on the Internet that will simply hate Trans people succeeding at anything.

So Glenn's speculations are based in some accuracy from what I've personally seen on Social Media and stuff.

Glenn has never had a good word to day to or about me for years.