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Protest held outside BBC HQ over Gaza documentary

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Actress Dame Maureen Lipman gave a speech at Broadcasting House.

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Ozzy Osbourne among 200 public figures calling for investigation into BBC Israel bias - The Jewish Chronicle

The BBC has acknowledged a recently released documentary about Gaza was the result of ‘serious failings’ within the corporation

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Protest held outside BBC HQ over Gaza documentary

Actress Dame Maureen Lipman gave a speech at Broadcasting House.

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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Revealed: How much Hamas official’s family was paid for BBC Gaza documentary

Gaza: How to Survive a Warzone was pulled from iPlayer after the broadcaster found ‘serious flaws’

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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Campaign Against Antisemitism

Protesters tell the BBC: “We refuse to fund terrorists with our licence fee!”

This evening, protesters gathered at Broadcasting House to demand that the BBC stops whitewashing terrorism.The protest was organised by Campaign Against Antisemitism, following the BBC’s admission of ‘serious flaws’ relating to the so-called documentary, ‘Gaza: How to Survive a Warzone,’ and confirmation that licence fee payers’ money was handed to the family of a senior Hamas official.The crowd was addressed by Gideon Falter, Chief Executive o…

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BBC Apologizes for ‘Serious Flaws’ in Pulled Gaza Documentary

The BBC has apologized and acknowledged “serious flaws” in the making of its documentary Gaza: How to Survive a Warzone after it was revealed that the film’s 13-year-old narrator is the son of a Hamas deputy minister. The controversy has sparked criticism of the broadcaster’s impartiality, with BBC Chair Samir Shah telling lawmakers on Tuesday that the scandal was a “dagger to the heart” of the BBC’s credibility. The documentary, which aired on …

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