What's up with the Hutton inquiry?

[Sirotnikov]

No, just a person aware of the facts.

The BBC are very pro-active. They believe that beyond covering news, it's their job to "create them" and "drive issues".

It's called a marxist approach to newsmaking and it sucks.

[MikeH]

I still don't see what's wrong with covering both the propoghanda claims of the British and American governments and the Iraqi propoghanda. Seems fair to me.

Best news in Britain is the Channel 4 News anyway.

[Dinner]

Originally posted by TheStinger
I can except a certian bias, but I think giving eqaul weight to Iraqi news sources is just wrong

Especially since those Iraqi sources were so ludicriss. Does anyone remember the Iraqi state media claiming they'd killed all of the invaders and that a "river of blood" was flowing back to Kuwait?

[Solly]

I just ignore the crap that comes from it anyway. For me it is a non-story: suicide is never anyone else's fault.