The bbc, again.

[Teddy Eagle]

That’s why they apologised. They missed the edit on review prior to broadcast for exactly the same reason everyone else, bar one, did. They took responsibility and apologised.

So it was edited.
If it was an accident it doesn't speak to the efficiency of BBC Verify.

 

[Wisbech Eagle]

So it was edited.
If it was an accident it doesn't speak to the efficiency of BBC Verify.

The two clips can be described as “edits”. They were just slivers of a very long speech, selected to make a point about the kind of rhetoric that inspired people to riot.

BBC Verify don’t check everything. How could they? They look at significant current issues in the public eye.

 

[Teddy Eagle]

The two clips can be described as “edits”. They were just slivers of a very long speech, selected to make a point about the kind of rhetoric that inspired people to riot.

BBC Verify don’t check everything. How could they? They look at significant current issues in the public eye.

Yet again. Making points about the kind of rhetoric used by creating a false narrative. Keep spinning as much as you like but the clips selected showed him saying something different to that which was actually said.

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