#british media

[reallyunluckyrunaway]

[jackoshadows]

BBC edits out calls for Gaza ceasefire at Scottish Bafta awards

THE BBC has edited out multiple calls for a ceasefire in Gaza from the Scottish Bafta Awards ceremony – including the presentation of an entire award.

Winners and presenters used their appearances on stage to voice solidarity with Palestinians during the event in Glasgow on Sunday evening and noticed edits on the BBC iPlayer's coverage.

One award presentation and speech by winners referencing calls for a ceasefire has been completely removed from the ceremony coverage, while no other award was cut.

Director Eilidh Munro, who won the award for best Short Film and Animation, told guests to “put pressure on institutions and our government” and to “use your voice as filmmakers and artists” while her colleague Finlay Pretsell held up one of the posters which said: “I refuse to be silent. Ceasefire now.”

The speech was seen by viewers on the livestream produced by Bafta Scotland on Sunday and shared widely online but the entire award-giving has been removed from the BBC iPlayer’s edit.

Munro told The National: "It is deeply concerning that the BBC decided to cut the entire segment of our award acceptance speech from their coverage of the Bafta Scotland Awards.

"October was the deadliest month for Palestinian journalists and filmmakers in the last 30 years and the scale of the humanitarian crisis unfolding in the region is horrific.

"Awards ceremonies have always been a platform to express solidarity and humanity, and we wanted to use this opportunity as filmmakers to call for peace. For the BBC to cut this, as well as actor Amir El-Masry’s appeal to a ceasefire, is simply shocking.

"It is also somewhat surreal that an event which celebrates artists and filmmakers for using their voices and creating work to speak out against injustice can also be censored.

"In my opinion, the BBC’s editorial decision to omit these peaceful signs of solidarity is neither neutral nor impartial.

[ayeforscotland]

A now-deleted tweet from Jeremy Vine, host of BBC Radio 2.

Of all the fucking things to tweet???

[dreamydrifts]

just a quick reminder that lando has the same number of wins as max has championships

[sqwidknee]

Welp you know the seasonal depression has kicked in when I start watching Heartstopper again 🫠

[aeinzalot]

Been reading ahead on Dandadan while waiting for episodes and im quite the fan of psycotic grandma seiko and her willy inspections

[old-etonian]

It was announced on June 14th, 1995, a week before William’s thirteenth birthday, that he had been admitted to Eton.

They announced he got a 77% pass mark in the entrance exam. They didn’t, however, announce which boarding house he would be in.

I find it really hard to believe that they would do anything different with George / Charlotte / Louis. Why announce it a year before he’s even due to attend? It doesn’t make sense.

I don’t believe any member of staff, nor William and Catherine would have permitted this information to the media. I just don’t.

[vermillionbedfellow]

if the goal of reform uk in 2025 is to professionalise and become a "proper party" instead of a pressure group of divorced dads blowing hot air and shaking their fists at the wokes, this fall out with musk is a massive blow, since he was seemingly interested in bankrolling these efforts

honestly reform are no less of a threat and we can't afford to take our eyes off of the ball as they grow and evolve into their role as the opposition, which i feel they may still do since the Conservative party seem to be mainly mumbling about lunch at the moment, but this is incredibly, incredibly funny.

also, here's to elon musk, the foreign interference who won't stop complaining about foreign interference, a man willing to fall out with pretty much the entirety of the uk over defending stephen yaxley-lennon, or, to use his preferred name (and pronouns) tommy robinson, a man so fucking ignorant even our nige won't have him round for tea.

the ✨girls are fighting!!✨

[norribobs]

One thing I’m gonna bring up about British media bias is this one little thing because they’ve really pushed the whole “Austria was all Max, Lando is an innocent bystander in all of it”

I give what they said after Silverstone crash actual FIA document for Austria.

Predominantly at fault.., not wholly. Well well well.,, Austria says predominantly and not wholly. 🤔🤔🤔

So by their own fucking standards, Lando was at least PARTLY AT FAULT.

I am so glad that the drivers today aren’t falling into the media’s leading questions to try villainise Max even more now because we’re on day 5 of this bullshit now.

Kudos to Lando and his answer that some of the stuff he said after the race was out of line, it’s not easy to say that you were wrong like that. Especially when the media is desperately willing you to say more stuff to generate more controversy.

And what a shutdown by Lewis when they fished for his comment. I loved how quiet and awkward the room suddenly got when the media realised that they weren’t gonna get the answers they wanted from them all 😂😂

[little-doggy-boy-kisserstraight]

i love you british media

i love you the unbelievable truth, just a minute, bbc ghosts, taskmaster, would i lie to you, outnumbered, red dwarf, QI, mock the week, hypothetical.... i love you all

[reallyunluckyrunaway]

[possiblyunhinged]

Trump: Literally says that he wished the American Military were loyal to him the way the German generals were to Hitler. Has the same rhetoric about migrants. Ivanka Trump says he has read My New Order multiple times.

British Media: IT'S AN OUTRAGE THAT A LABOUR MP WOULD CALL HIM A NAZI SYMPATHISER!!!!

[cure-whimsy-arts]

I watched the pilot of this obscure show, Audrey and Friends, and absolutely loved it to pieces

I hope the rest can be found some day! I'm dying to see more

ko-fi ☕ | ID in alt text

[dreamydrifts]

i saw this comment and i want to leave it here: lando is not into a fight for the championship. he's just second into the championship.

[thatssosussex]

The press/media, and the crowd waiting outside for the Duke of Sussex to arrive at the 10th Anniversary Celebration of the Invictus Foundation. The service was held at St Paul's Cathedral in London. (5/8/24)

[heir-less]

What’s your latest post about? Andrew?

No, it's about Phillip Schofield, who was recently let go from ITV because of his work "relationship" with a 19-year-old boy. The media is being nice and calling it an "affair", but it's clear Schofield has been an open secret for years and they're only now trying to address it.

He's currently invoking everything from Caroline Flack to Piers Morgan to talk about how the reaction to his ousting has been toxic. It's pretty gross because he's acting as if he's an innocent victim and not, you know, someone who got caught fucking a teenager at sixty.

The irony gets stronger once you look up Schofield's opinions about Meghan. Seems he was a big fan of media harassment less than a year ago. He wasn't one of Meghan's greatest harassers (for example, he called out Jeremy Clarkson) but he did bemoan her and tell her to shut up enough times for it to be hilariously ironic.