Tag Archives: BBC

Apathy at BH?

Posted on 8th June 2023 by Martin Cassini

I’ve whinged before about the failure of the BBC to respond to my attempts to air the ideas expounded here. I just came across an email I sent Radio 4’s Today Programme on 4.2.22. Like countless others, it didn’t even … Continue reading →

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Commissioning scandal?

Posted on 23rd April 2021 by Martin Cassini

A TV documentary exposes pervasive racism and “apartheid in death” which meant that 115,000+ non-white troops who laid down their lives in WW1 were dumped in unmarked graves. It makes headline news and prompts The War Graves Commission to apologise for … Continue reading →

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War on Britain’s Roads?

Posted on 1st December 2012 by Martin Cassini

When I heard about the BBC programme, The War on Britain’s Roads (5 Dec), I drafted an email to the commissioning exec saying I’d keep an open mind, but could they yet again be chasing sensation instead of questioning the system … Continue reading →

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Radio 4 Four Thought

Posted on 17th May 2012 by Martin Cassini

The programme is OK, but I’ve written better about the subject elsewhere. This summary on the BBC website had 1034 comments when I last looked. I have only skimmed a few, but it’s surprising to see the widespread support there still … Continue reading →

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