There are legitimate concerns about that for the same reason as people would be concerned about government-funded churches.
As long as people have many options the concerns are mostly theoretical, but still valid.
As long as people have many options the concerns are mostly theoretical, but still valid.
If it's a choice between the BBC and the constant, blatant, society distorting lies you see in American "News", I'll take my Orwellian dystopia thanks.
You can see plenty examples of this at Wings Over Scotland (which I know is biased, but is also scrupulously accurate)
There's no mention here of the regulation only applying during elections - where are you getting that from?
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Can you link me to some of the lies from the BBC during the indyref?
The classic example of BBC lies would be Nick Robinson of course: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_XhTALHQzI
If you want a more recent example of BBC bias, try: https://wingsoverscotland.com/the-bad-losers/