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Unless you’re chronically online or into British TV, you probably haven’t heard of Ann Widdecombe, who was found murdered in her Devon, U.K. home on July 9. Widdecombe was a well-known media personality and political figure known for her conservative views; and it was most likely for these views that she was struck 21 times in the head with a hammer. Yet, every major U.K. and U.S. news network…

America’s 250th anniversary should be a time for unity, for Americans to take pride in the country’s culture and accomplishments made possible by our constitutional freedoms. But Google News and the elitist media have tried to turn what should have been a triumphant national milestone into yet another opportunity to get jabs at President Donald Trump. 

Breitbart cited a report from London’s Daily Telegraph that the Labour Party government under lame-duck prime minister Keir Starmer is set to hold talks this week on plans to require companies such as Facebook and YouTube to prioritize content produced by publicly-owned media broadcasters like the BBC and Channel 4.

EXCLUSIVE: The Big Four News Apps follow a predictable script: elevate articles from left-leaning outlets, suppress their right-leaning counterparts, while giving prime real estate to some of the most radical news outlets on the left. Yahoo News typically pushes that script even further. In April, the news aggregator appeared to mask that pattern by flooding its platform with BBC content, but…

Google News promoted only left-leaning outlets’ coverage of President Trump’s State of the Union, according to an MRC review. Eight of nine featured articles were from liberal sources, with none from right-leaning media. The selection highlighted negative or critical takes on Trump, raising concerns over bias and lack of ideological diversity in Google’s news curation.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) “fixed” a biased and greatly misleading headline published by the BBC Thursday in its coverage of a shooting in Minneapolis during violent anti-ICE protests on Wednesday.

It was a terrible year for the British Broadcasting Corporation, which still has such an overhyped global reputation as the gold standard for media. Several websites tagged the BBC as the worst outlet in 2025, and it wasn't really about its mangling of Donald Trump's January 6, 2021 speech that caused Trump to file a defamation lawsuit. 

In a hard-hitting segment on Newsmax's The Chris Salcedo Show Tuesday night, Media Research Center (MRC) President David Bozell joined host Chris Salcedo to break down President  Donald Trump's $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the BBC. Bozell also weighed in on what some are calling a Vanity Fair “hit piece” on the Trump leadership team. 

Earlier this week, President Trump filed a $10 billion defamation suit against the BBC alleging that they deceptively edited his speech from January 6, 2021 to omit his call for the a peaceful protest; something the BBC seemed to cop to in an apology they issued in November. The fresh suit caused CNN chief media analyst Brian Stelter to clutch his pearls during a Tuesday edition of CNN News…

Apparently, our furry friends in the Arctic are becoming ingenious chemists to fight the climate boogeyman didn’t you know! At least, that’s the kooky notion a number of lefty outlets are pushing in their latest batch of climate change codswallop. 

Fox News media reporters Brian Flood and Joseph Wulfsohn reported President Donald Trump filed a “monster $10 billion lawsuit” on Monday against the taxpayer-funded British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) for its 2024 "Panorama" documentary that blatantly distorted his comments on January 6, 2021 – merging together comments that were made nearly an hour apart.

President Donald Trump promised to sue the BBC for its deceptive edits to one of his speeches. But that was not enough for Big Tech companies to axe the outlet from their AI training data sets.

There may well be another way for a media outlet to bring on a veritable fusillade of media attacks on itself  - not to mention a potential lawsuit by a President - but apparently the British Broadcasting Corporation has won the contest going away.

As President Trump prepares to sue the BBC for deceptively editing his words on January 6, 2021, to make it appear like he urged violence, PBS’s Christiane Amanpour said on her Friday podcast, The Ex Files, that the idea that the BBC is biased is “probably wrong” and that her own network is “an absolute must” have for the American people.