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In response to the BBC's decision not to broadcast an appeal for funds for Gaza, Notes from Port of Spain says: “Someone, somewhere, has been leaning heavily on this famously objective broadcaster, and it has caved in.”
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This “evidence” is quite flimsy.
The BBC has never been known to be “pro-Israel”. Maybe they wanted to save their credibility just this once.