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Last year 100,000 people marched across London in support of nature and BBC News didn’t cover it, leading to complaints to Ofcom about political bias. Today BBC News covered a similar size march on front pages and every channel demonstrating fully its political bias. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

bbc.co.ukPolice hurt during Tommy Robinson's Unite the Kingdom rally in LondonSome 25 arrests are made after

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Katt B Mourning The Death of America

@kbvamp7.bsky.social

13 Sept 2025

It wasn't quite clear in the article, but were the majority of these protesters for or against Tommy Robinson? Seems like a LOT of people for that racist guy!

Hawkmoth_🐛

@hawkmoths.bsky.social

14 Sept 2025

This is exactly why groups like JSO acted in the way they did. 100,000 peaceful protesters? Zero coverage. 2 people chucking paint? Front page. It's so frustrating 😔

Nick Moyes (Peat free)

@nickmoyes.bsky.social

13 Sept 2025

Perhaps we need more violence and thuggery amongst those concerned for nature if we want our voices to be heard? Maybe a disgruntled ecological consultant could take out David Attenborough. That might make page 4.

rhyn24.bsky.social

@rhyn24.bsky.social

14 Sept 2025

Good sardony - I now have images of David Attenborough wet fish slapping a cop 😂

justiceseer.bsky.social

@justiceseer.bsky.social

13 Sept 2025

Yep, that's because those who marched in support of #Nature..probably weren't #FarRight, #Fascists! You should know by now that the GROTESQUE, #WhiteEstablishment-BBCNews..is OBSESSED with #FarRight, #NeoNazis..because that's WHO *it* is!🤢🤮🤬 #StopFundingFascism! SHUT the #BBC DOWN!🤮🤬

Sam

@sfsutcliffe.eurosky.social

14 Sept 2025

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