Beeb Bias Craig

* Too much to catch up on, so I won't even try! So just a vignette. * Many of us suspected that the rumours (circulating for some time n...

* The main 'controversy' of the day - the 55% threshold for any precipitous dissolution of parliament - was one of yesterday's m...

* I know from reading the comments on the B-BBC blogsite that I am far from alone in finding this morning's Today programme deeply bi...

* B-BBC readers will be up on this story already (and there have been some excellents comments there about this already), but a few more th...

* Spokesmen for the parties who took part in last night's prime ministerial debate took to the Today programme this morning. Labour...

* If you want to know why John Humphrys gets far, far fewer mentions on this blog than, say, James Naughtie, the reason can be heard here:...

* Ah, Bank Holiday Monday! The rain pouring outside, as tradition dictates, but still...no work today. I think I'll put on Today and lis...

* At least Today didn't entirely swallow The World Tonight 's deviant line! * Continuing on from my earlier posts, there was confirm...

* After last week's shock of hearing a centre-right campaign group and a Eurosceptic think tank both appearing on the same edition of To...

* Fairness was discussed at 7.19 on this morning's Today programme: Who should pick up the bill if a mentally ill person is put in a car...

* Another day's worth of biased paper reviews from Today began (at 6.12) with James Naughtie and the Bulger-killer story, concentrating...

* At the risk of harping on about James Naughtie , his contributions to the first paper review of this morning (6.12 am) began with the Lor...

John Humphrys , about whom I wrote a few complimentary things recently , blotted his copy-book this morning by treating Christine Pratt , t...

* Wendy's brother Douglas Alexander was on 'Today' this morning talking to John Humphrys about the election. Labour's new ...

* This morning's Today programme was noticeably left-liberal in its orientation again. * At 7.09 John Humphrys discussed British soci...

* The tendency of the Today programme to base its stories more on the findings of left-of-centre think tanks than their right-of-centre cou...

* This morning's Today was almost completely free of right-of-centre voices. * Charges for online newspapers were discussed with Tim L...

* Here's some of this morning blurb on the Today website: The pre -election campaign moves onto families today. The government is to lau...

* It's been a busy week this week, so apologies for the falling-off in the amount of blogging I've been able to do. A quick skim thr...

* Unite , the union at my own workplace (of which I am not a member), are continuing their campaign to return Britain to the 1970s. Followin...