The BBC has been controversial for nearly a hundred years. What controversial things have they done?

He teased the former Prime Minister and his cabinet, faked it, and even banned Churchill.

The predecessor of the BBC was the British Broadcasting Company Limited, which was established in 1922. By 1927, the BBC had changed from a private enterprise to a non-profit organization providing public broadcasting. The daily operation was taken care of by the Council appointed by the British government, and the daily work was taken care of by the president appointed by the Council. According to the regulations, in order to maintain impartiality, BBC staff are not allowed to express their opinions on controversial topics. However, in fact, there is a strong personal preference within the BBC. For those who don't like it, they just don't give him a chance. Even former British Prime Ministers Churchill and David? Lloyd? George accused the BBC of clamping down on the speech and carrying it out on them? Block? .

Churchill was killed? Block? .

Reese, the first president of the BBC, hated Churchill so much that Churchill could hardly appear in the BBC in those years.

In the early days of the BBC, Reece asked the representatives of each political party to make a radio speech to ensure that the opinions of government ministers and shadow cabinet ministers were known to the public. The voices of dissidents in various political parties will be suppressed. In 1929, the helpless Churchill offered to pay the BBC1 pounds, and then asked him to make a speech in the BBC against giving India the status of autonomous territory, but this request was ruthlessly rejected by the BBC.

from 193 to 1939, Churchill made only 1 speeches in the BBC. After Churchill became British Prime Minister in 194, his wartime speech was truly heard by the general public.

Churchill, who deeply resented the BBC, passed the Television Act of 1954 in 195s, allowing the first commercial television station to be established in Britain? Independent television stations, breaking the BBC's monopoly on broadcasting.

teasing the former prime minister and his cabinet.

In p>1971, the BBC filmed a documentary called The Man of Yesterday. According to the reporter at that time, this documentary was to analyze the Labor Party, which became the opposition party after several years in power. However, the whole documentary is full of satirical songs and animations with similar tendencies, and the reporter also criticized former Prime Minister Wilson and his cabinet to the utmost.

finally, after the documentary was aired for several months, the BBC Council finally apologized.

forgery.

In p>1984, British police clashed with coal miners at the Wujiao Coking Plant in Augeri, South Yorkshire. When it appeared in the BBC news briefing that evening, the incident was edited and not shown in chronological order, which wrongly showed that the strikers threw stones at the police and led to the police's counterattack.

In p>27, the documentary "A Year with the Queen" held a screening, and the producers changed the video order, making people see it as a scene where the Queen was angry with the photographer. The British royal family was dissatisfied with this and finally the BBC apologized.

In p>215, the BBC documentary Human Planet was filmed with semi-domesticated wolves instead of wild wolves, and there was fraud in the filming process. Finally, in 218, under the pressure of the internet, the BBC admitted that there were many frauds in "Human Planet".

As the predecessor of the global media industry, BBC obviously has the behavior of bullying customers. In these years, the controversy about the BBC has never been broken. As Margaret Thatcher said, it's time for the BBC to be overhauled.