[jet]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

Please, you can't lie to me and there's no point in lying to yourself. Other members in both this topic and the H&M topic have pointed out instances of people bashing Harry for not grieving how they want him to.

Nope, didn't see it. What did they say?

[Tom4784]

Well, you certainly did see them, since I recall listing a number of your own posts in the other thread aimed at Harry and you responded to it as well. Feigning ignorance isn't going to work.

[jet]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

Well, you certainly did see them, since I recall listing a number of your own posts in the other thread aimed at Harry and you responded to it as well. Feigning ignorance isn't going to work.

I at no stage bashed Harry for not grieving 'how I want him to'. Get a grip.

[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by jet

I at no stage bashed Harry for not grieving 'how I want him to'. Get a grip.

No one has...the person who claimed he had failed to give examples

[arista]

[BBC receives 109,741 complaints
over Prince Philip coverage


EastEnders and the MasterChef final were
replaced by news programmes,
while BBC Four was taken off air completely.

The BBC said it was "a significant
event which
generated a lot of interest
both nationally and internationally".
It added: "We acknowledge some viewers were unhappy
with the level of coverage given,
and impact this had on the billed TV and Radio schedules.]


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-56756296

[bitontheslide]

The BBC has confirmed it received 109,741 complaints from the public over its coverage of the Duke of Edinburgh's death.

The corporation cleared its schedules to cover the news when Prince Philip died on Friday, at the age of 99.

EastEnders and the MasterChef final were replaced by news programmes, while BBC Four was taken off air completely.

The BBC said it was "a significant event which generated a lot of interest both nationally and internationally".

It added: "We acknowledge some viewers were unhappy with the level of coverage given, and impact this had on the billed TV and Radio schedules.

"We do not make such changes without careful consideration and the decisions made reflect the role the BBC plays as the national broadcaster, during moments of national significance.

"We are grateful for all feedback, and we always listen to the response from our audiences."

The corporation's fortnightly complaints report was published on Thursday.

The figure makes the coverage of Prince Philip's death the most complained-about piece of programming in BBC history

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-56756296

[parmnion]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

Anyone who thinks that is twisted while they are bashing someone for not grieving the way they want them to lacks self awareness to a serious degree.

It's a disgusting cruel and downright nasty game that shows the depths TIBB has fallen to.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

The BBC has confirmed it received 109,741 complaints from the public over its coverage of the Duke of Edinburgh's death.

The corporation cleared its schedules to cover the news when Prince Philip died on Friday, at the age of 99.

EastEnders and the MasterChef final were replaced by news programmes, while BBC Four was taken off air completely.

The BBC said it was "a significant event which generated a lot of interest both nationally and internationally".

It added: "We acknowledge some viewers were unhappy with the level of coverage given, and impact this had on the billed TV and Radio schedules.

"We do not make such changes without careful consideration and the decisions made reflect the role the BBC plays as the national broadcaster, during moments of national significance.

"We are grateful for all feedback, and we always listen to the response from our audiences."

The corporation's fortnightly complaints report was published on Thursday.

The figure makes the coverage of Prince Philip's death the most complained-about piece of programming in BBC history

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-56756296

Anyone would think it went on for a week, it was literally Friday after 11am and then back to normal Saturday, people just like moaning

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by rusticgal

No one has...the person who claimed he had failed to give examples

Except me and other people have pointed out instances in the very recent past where it's happened. Again, feigning ignorance does not help. I remember you replying to those posts that called out such behaviour so you're definitely aware of them.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

The BBC has confirmed it received 109,741 complaints from the public over its coverage of the Duke of Edinburgh's death.

The corporation cleared its schedules to cover the news when Prince Philip died on Friday, at the age of 99.

EastEnders and the MasterChef final were replaced by news programmes, while BBC Four was taken off air completely.

The BBC said it was "a significant event which generated a lot of interest both nationally and internationally".

It added: "We acknowledge some viewers were unhappy with the level of coverage given, and impact this had on the billed TV and Radio schedules.

"We do not make such changes without careful consideration and the decisions made reflect the role the BBC plays as the national broadcaster, during moments of national significance.

"We are grateful for all feedback, and we always listen to the response from our audiences."

The corporation's fortnightly complaints report was published on Thursday.

The figure makes the coverage of Prince Philip's death the most complained-about piece of programming in BBC history

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-56756296

I'd understand if we were in the era of 3 channels, especially with lockdown restrictions. But, there's so much choice now it seems ridiculous to complain.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by parmnion

It's a disgusting cruel and downright nasty game that shows the depths TIBB has fallen to.

Yes, an illustration of the depths TiBB has fallen to, despite that game existing on this forum for well over a decade now.

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[Marsh.]

Ffs not the diagrams explaining what "standing apart" means.

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[Kazanne]

I see nothing sinister ,his 3 grandsons together, William and Harry dont have to be joined at the hip.

[joeysteele]

Well, it seems from all reports this funeral had been planned by Prince Philip himself.
Which if things can be, is how it should be.

So he wanted William on the right side and Harry on the left side of him whichever one is where.

So what on earth are the media doing being so disrespectful to Prince Philip's memory and plans by trying to create divisive drama where on the day there probably is none, and neither should there be.

[bitontheslide]

i am sure everyone that attends will just want the event to be over as quick as possible so that they can get on with living their lives, they wont use it as a platform to discuss family issues

[GoldHeart]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Well, it seems from all reports this funeral had been planned by Prince Philip himself.
Which if things can be, is how it should be.

So he wanted William on the right side and Harry on the left side of him whichever one is where.

So what on earth are the media doing being so disrespectful to Prince Philip's memory and plans by trying to create divisive drama where on the day there probably is none, and neither should there be.

I wish the media would shut up trying to create drama, the family are grieving.