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NotAllThere replied

1 December 2020, 20:48
So many Times articles have been bashing the BBC that you have to wonder if they have an agenda.
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Old Greg replied

1 December 2020, 20:39
Originally posted by AtW View Post

Indeed - it's not possible to CUT text from Guardian website, unless you are the Editor...

Or George Soros.
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AtW replied

1 December 2020, 20:38
Originally posted by Old Greg View Post

Do you know what ‘cut and paste’ means, cretin?

Indeed - it's not possible to CUT text from Guardian website, unless you are the Editor...
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Old Greg replied

1 December 2020, 20:37
Originally posted by AtW View Post

"Rupert Murdoch's News UK TV channel given approval to launch"

Rupert Murdoch’s forthcoming opinionated television news channel will be called News UK TV, with media regulator Ofcom giving the go-ahead for the outlet to start broadcasting as soon as it is ready.

News UK TV is racing against the rival Andrew Neil-backed channel GB News to be first on air, with both groups aiming to launch next spring. Despite concerns about the impact of Fox News-style broadcasting, both outlets believe there is a gap in the market for right-leaning television news channels aimed at Britons who dislike the BBC’s output.

Although News UK TV’s presenting lineup has yet to be announced, staff have been told to expect big-name hires. Previous names linked to the project include The Apprentice host Lord Sugar and Good Morning Britain’s Piers Morgan, who has been seen in News UK’s London Bridge headquarters, where a studio is being built."

Rupert Murdoch's News UK TV channel given approval to launch | News UK | The Guardian

Hopefully they'll invite Simon and get covid promptly after that...

FTFY
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Old Greg replied

1 December 2020, 20:36
Originally posted by _V_ View Post

What are you? Paid by the Guardian to cut and paste here?

Do you know what ‘cut and paste’ means, cretin?
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SueEllen replied

1 December 2020, 20:05
Originally posted by _V_ View Post

What are you? Paid by the Guardian to cut and paste here?

We need to increase their coverage to beat the Fails.
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_V_ replied

1 December 2020, 18:28
What are you? Paid by the Guardian to cut and paste here?
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1 December 2020, 18:25
I've got News...

"Rupert Murdoch's News UK TV channel given approval to launch"

Rupert Murdoch’s forthcoming opinionated television news channel will be called News UK TV, with media regulator Ofcom giving the go-ahead for the outlet to start broadcasting as soon as it is ready.

News UK TV is racing against the rival Andrew Neil-backed channel GB News to be first on air, with both groups aiming to launch next spring. Despite concerns about the impact of Fox News-style broadcasting, both outlets believe there is a gap in the market for right-leaning television news channels aimed at Britons who dislike the BBC’s output.

Although News UK TV’s presenting lineup has yet to be announced, staff have been told to expect big-name hires. Previous names linked to the project include The Apprentice host Lord Sugar and Good Morning Britain’s Piers Morgan, who has been seen in News UK’s London Bridge headquarters, where a studio is being built."

Rupert Murdoch's News UK TV channel given approval to launch | News UK | The Guardian

Hopefully they'll invite Simon and get closed promptly after that...
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