2025-11-11
31 分钟This is The Guardian.
Today, why is Donald Trump threatening to sue the BBC for a billion dollars?
It was only a week ago that the Telegraph ran its first story about anti-Trump bias of the BBC.
It's yet another appalling example of BBC bias, this time involving Donald Trump.
Our reporter Gordon Rainer will reveal how the BBC doctored the US President's words ahead of the January 6th riots to make him look
like he started it all.
It didn't initially seem like a big deal.
The Telegraph has a long history of criticising the BBC.
And this just seemed like the latest instalment.
And yet as the week went on, the story gathered steam.
The BBC, which is funded by you, the public, by our tax,
presented manipulated footage as a fact to back its own left-wing agenda.
Absolutely shocking.
That is fake news.
You know,
actually putting different things together to try and make something look different from what it actually was.
And I do think heads should roll.
Till Tim Davy, director general,
comes out and either tries to explain what Panorama was up to or else resigns, I'm afraid folks,
I am going to be in the sad position of finally cancelling my license fee payment and I suggest you do the same.