Must say that I am not too struck on modern tv news at all whether BBC or the others. The trend to have discussions on them and discuss newspaper views is ridiculous and a complete drift from my younger days when the news was just announced without emphasising words or discussion it creating a bias.
Just a day or so ago on the news the announcer was having a discussion with 2 people on a political party hopeful leader and this would-be "expert came out with the view that the politician was right wanting the railways taken into public hands due to the poor state they were in and not doing very well. Now how crassly wrong is that one? As I pointed out on another Trainz thread there are massive increased numbers travelling on Britain's railways since the period the government ran them and way ahead of that period. Now that is known to rail fans but it struck me as a very bias and equally very wrong description. In fact the railway has more passengers than when nationalised in 1948! Since going back to the private side all these people would not be travelling if what the tv clown expert came out with. Modern news is no longer neutral.