Protesters brand the BBC 'the British Biased Association' after not calling Hamas terrorists

The transcript criticizes the BBC for not labeling Hamas as a terror group, contrasting this with how other attacks like 9/11 and the Manchester Arena bombing were reported. It highlights the media's responsibility in shaping public perception and accuses the BBC of bias, suggesting it should be called the 'British biased corporation'.

What is the main criticism the speaker has about the BBC's labeling of Hamas?

• They do not cover it in their news.

• They have never mentioned Hamas.

• They call it a militia instead of a terror group.

• They support Hamas openly.

According to the speaker, how does media influence public perception?

• By focusing only on local news.

• By ignoring important events.

• By providing entertainment.

• By shaping opinions through their reporting.

Which past event does the speaker mention to highlight the BBC's inconsistency?

• The 9/11 attacks

• The Royal Wedding

• The London Olympics

• The Brexit referendum

What term does the speaker use to describe the BBC's perceived bias?

• British Broadcasting Corporation

• British balanced corporation

• British business corporation

• British biased corporation

What is the speaker's overall sentiment towards the BBC's reporting?

• Indifferent

• Critical

• Neutral

• Supportive