Time's up Bungling Biased Corporation

THEY'VE done well and lasted for more than a century. But recent events might suggest those old Reithian principles that were the foundations of the BBC namely "to inform, educate and entertain" are in urgent need of updating.

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How about “to deceive, ignore and con?”

Be in no doubt, this crisis is the greatest the BBC has ever faced and that's down to one unavoidable truth - this is not one appalling mess up, rather it is an avalanche.

If it was just the unjustifiable doctoring of the President Trump speech they might - just might - have got away with it.

Even though it did involve not one but two supposed flagship shows, and not least as so many people seem to suffer from TDS - Trump Derangement Syndrome - automatically turning against him at the first mention.

But, unfortunately for the BBC, they lurch from crisis to crisis with all the sure-footedness of a duck landing on ice.

Michael Prescott, a former independent adviser to the BBC, was the whistle-blower behind the forensically accurate report on the unbelievable goings on within the BBC's news department.