Gobha-Uisge ri Plubraich: BBC is a state propagandist for Brexit says former Labour Minister, Lord Adonis

Lord Andrew Adonis (Wikimedia)

BBC is a state propagandist for Brexit says former Labour Minister.

The BBC has ceased to be an impartial broadcaster and is now effectively a propagandist for the EU Leave campaign, according to a former UK Labour Minister.

Lord Andrew Adonis made the claim during an interview on BBC Scotland’s flagship morning news programme Good Morning Scotland.

During a debate with host Gary Robertson on the BBC’s coverage of Brexit, the Labour peer said: “I think having got into this, that the BBC has unfortunately stopped being an impartial state broadcaster and has essentially become a propagandist for Leave.”

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