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YOU’D think a cloth cap, clogs and a crash course in Mancunian would do trick, but no, some crazies at the religion-obsessed BBC think that a 30-grand-a-year-vicar will better help staff get over the horrors of moving to Salford. According to this report the Beeb is to recruit its own vicar to counsel staff who [...]

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Barry Duke on November 17th, 2009

THE BBC Trust today rejected calls for non-religious contributors to be allowed on Radio 4′s fatuous relic of a programme, Thought for the Day. Complaints were made earlier this year that banning atheists, secularists or humanists from taking part in Thought for the Day breached the BBC’s guidelines on impartiality. However, today the Guardian reports [...]

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THE BBC has offered £30,000 and an apology to the Muslim Council of Britain following remarks made on Question Time by former Daily Telegraph editor Charles Moore. During a debate in March about Islamic protests which marred a soldiers’ homecoming parade in Luton, Moore, a panellist on the programme, accused the Muslim organisation of failing [...]

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Dave McKeegan on September 19th, 2008

It always came on when he was in the shower. As it was too dangerous to leap out of a slippery tub and switch stations for a few minutes, he tried sticking his soapy fingers in his ears and singing “LALA! LALA! LA!’ at the top of his voice. But that didn’t work either. Eventually, [...]

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