Who said BBC was leftie...

[d000hg]

Even more like the DM

[xoggoth]

I think it is excessive worrying about all these health risks that give you cancer/heart attacks/strokes/Alzheimer's/etc etc

[NickFitz]

Looks like the Beeb Food Standards Agency got it wrong


https://medium.com/wintoncentre/how-...097#.vw72mbkos

FTFY.

I object to shoddy reporting of science, but accurate reporting of a campaign by a government agency which turns out to be without scientific basis isn't really the BBC's fault.

And the BBC report does point out that Cancer Research disagrees.

[vetran]

FTFY.

I object to shoddy reporting of science, but accurate reporting of a campaign by a government agency which turns out to be without scientific basis isn't really the BBC's fault.

And the BBC report does point out that Cancer Research disagrees.

you are no fun

[SueEllen]

FTFY.

I object to shoddy reporting of science, but accurate reporting of a campaign by a government agency which turns out to be without scientific basis isn't really the BBC's fault.

And the BBC report does point out that Cancer Research disagrees.

You are going to have fun in the next 4 years with Trump's "alternative facts".

[OwlHoot]

FTFY.

I object to shoddy reporting of science, but accurate reporting of a campaign by a government agency which turns out to be without scientific basis isn't really the BBC's fault.

And the BBC report does point out that Cancer Research disagrees.

In any case charcoal, and presumably therefore brown or even burnt toast, absorbs toxins some of which might be carcinogenic.