What’s right wing about calling a terrorist group a terrorist group ?
The BBC agents much of its agenda straight from the Guardian another biased media outlet .
I read the Guardian and I watch GB news as well as the BBC and I make my own judgements .
I agree with John Cleese the appointment of Boris Johnson is a disappointing move .
Wise words from JC .
Farage in serious talks with I’m a celebrity get me out of here does little for the GB image.
But then I would say that “can’t stand the man”
I very much agreed with John Simpson’s explanation, as do others, who pay their licence fee as well. It does seem to be mostly the right wing who are pushing for the BBC to use the terrorist label
Opinion is divided over what is happening and opinions on both sides pay their licence fee so it’s essential that the BBC try to remain impartial even in the extremely emotive situation
I’m not right wing and there are plenty like me .
and I think it’s a disgrace that they don’t call a proscribed terrorist group who have committed this horrific crime terrorists .
And I think they’ve made the correct decision not to do so. There are plenty like me too
… watching GB New, Boris is being discussed. A warning appears on the screen to say bad language is expected. The C word, the F word. This is Cummings at the Covid enquiry.
It was the wrong decision it made them look as if the were pandering to one sector of society which of course they were .
Clive Miery got pulled from the Biased Broadcasting Corporation News at Ten for not being impartial, as his job demands.
Too true!
My response to the folk who think it is bad to be be “woke” is that I would be rather be “awake” than be “sleep walking” my way through life!
So many folk go through life wearing their biased blinkers and look at the World based on their own needs and wants and they fail to see or understand the needs of others and miss seeing the bigger picture.
I’d rather be “woke” than be a “sleep walker”! 
Actually that’s not correct Boot (I’m surprised at you) Being ‘Awake’ has a totally different meaning to the one you suggest. (sometimes referred to as a truther.)…It refers to people who see things behind the headlines and realise what the media is trying to do with their agenda. They think they have found what the world is all about…Woken up from the propaganda and false information that the main stream media brainwash us with. Quite the opposite from being a ‘Sleep walker’
Not sure I believe that, many people are ‘woke’ because they have no experience of life outside of what they know . Prince Harry comes to mind.
GB News deals with issues that the MSM won’t touch. The freezing of bank accounts, the Dutch farmers protests, to mention just two and never mentioned on the BBC. Farage is a breath of fresh air and speaks for a good proportion of population of the UK. People can’t condemn a whole TV and radio station for the misgivings of one presenter like Boris, otherwise the BBC would have been closed down years ago by the likes of Savile, Harris, Edwards and Schofield. Far worse than Laurence Fox or Dan Wootton.
If Farage speaks for “a good proportion of the U.K.”, how come he never got elected to the U.K. Parliament p, despite standing for election in U.K. Parliamentary Elections many times? - didn’t he stand for Election about 7 times without getting voted in? That suggests to me that the “good proportion of the U.K.” who supported him was not the “majority of the U.K.” , so Farage is only supported by the “minority” of the U.K. Voters.
It is worth remembering that Farage does speak for the majority. 
Farage actually got more votes than any other party in the 2010 elections and in the 2014 elections Boot, if it had been first past the post he would have been PM.
Quote Wiki:-
*Farage was voted UKIP leader in the September 2006 leadership election, and led them in the 2009 European Parliament election in which his party won the second-highest number of votes and seats after the [Conservative Party](Conservative Party (UK) - Wikipedia).[2] He resigned as leader later that year in order to concentrate on the 2010 general election. In late 2010, he was voted leader for a second time after the resignation of Lord Pearson of Rannoch.[3] Farage led UKIP in the 2014 European Parliament election, which his party won the most votes and seats; this was the first time since the December 1910 general election *that Labour or the Conservatives did not get the most seats in a British nationwide election.[4] He resigned as UKIP leader after the 2016 referendum.[5]
I thought U.K. did have a “First Past the Post” System? - so if Farage didn’t win a seat, he didn’t get enough votes in the FPTP System.
Personally, I would prefer Proportional Representation - and I would be surprised if Farage won a seat in UK Parliament under a system of Proportional Representation - but I’d be willing to take that risk in return for a proper system of Proportional Representation.
On the subject of wokeness nothing is more ridiculous than gay people protesting for Hamas .
Do they know what happens to gays in Gaza ?
Think base jumping without a parachute
Sky news Australia
On the topic of
“ Boris Johnson: Former prime minister to host GB News show”,
maybe those who applaud Johnson’s employment at GB News will be waiting to see what he has to say on this separate topic of “ gay people protesting for Hamas” ?
Personally, I don’t give two hoots for Johnson’s opinion on anything (Johnson has proved to me and my family to be untrustworthy in so many matters) so I have no wish to hear his opinions on “Gays in Gaza” or anything else.
I get up, switch the BBC on, then switch off 
Haven’t seen many applauding
The BBC seem to have their own agenda, neither Righty or Leftie, but, they are very PC 
