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The BBC's war on misinformation is blatantly one-sided, says Simon Cottee. The 'misinformation' in mind is almost always from conservative sources, while the 'fact-checkers' aren't so accurate themselves.
Chris Morrison has uncovered more details about the 'climate journalism' course the BBC Verify correspondent is taking on his 6-month sabbatical. One lecturer discussed jailing those who spread climate 'misinformation'.
A BBC 'mis/disinformation' correspondent is taking a six-month sabbatical to enrol on a climate course funded by green billionaires so he can learn how to 'debunk' climate contrarians even more effectively.
The face of the BBC's new multi-million pound anti-disinformation unit, Marianna Spring, has been accused of spreading fake news by Carl Benjamin, who has complained to Ofcom and the BBC. Oddly, she hasn't responded.
The BBC's war on 'disinformation' – defined as anything contrary to the Government line – is just state censorship by another name, says Shiraz Akram.
The BBC's new multimillion pound Verify unit is paying an army of fact-checkers to root out 'misinformation'. The BBC should start with its own deluge of factually-dubious claims about the 'climate emergency'.
In the latest Weekly Sceptic podcast the talking points are Philip Schofield's departure from ITV, what Holly knew, the shamelessness of Mizzy, the oddness of BBC Verify and DeSantis's disastrous campaign launch.
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