So the BBC is in crisis. Its leadership has resigned after a league's memo linked to the

right ring daily telegraph, authored by Michael Prescott, a former Sunday Times political

correspondent turned corporate lobbyist, who was presented as an independent analyst, I guess, when it comes to editorial policy at the BBC.

Now, the most high-profile thing, of course, that came out of that was to do with how a speech

by Donald Trump during the capital insurrection was presented. Donald Trump did incite

an insurrection just so we're absolutely clear,

although the editing was definitely bad, but the overall impression in terms of what actually

Donald Trump did was not misrepresented. But we're not going to get stuck into that, because

one of the other key aspects was, of course, to do with the BBC's coverage of Israel, Palestine,

to do with what what consensus of genocide scholars

describe as a genocide as well as a UN commission, something and so forth. Now, according to this

memo, we would now have to conclude that the BBC has some sort of anti-Israel bias, which flies in the face. I'm sure of what a lot of you

have seen and heard, but more importantly, what the objective statistical analysis says over and over again.

But, look, more importantly, Krishna Patel, who joins me, the brilliant Chrisma Patel, is a former BBC journalist slash BBC presenter who knows all of this inside out. And she's really been out there just in the most methodological,

how do I say that word, Krishna, I've just lost the ability to speak. Method, method, method.

Forensic, very forensic in her analysis of the BBC, and it's hideous, I would say.

I'm allowed to say that.

Failings when it comes to violating its own policies,

its own editorial policies and due impartiality when it comes to Israel's genocide.

Christopher, it's great to speak to you.

How you did?

Yeah, I'm doing okay. I'm doing a lot worse after reading Prescott's genocide. Christopher, it's great to speak to you, How you did? Yeah, I'm doing okay.

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