Once a beacon of impartial journalism, the BBC has increasingly faced criticism for biased reporting and selective narratives. Coverage of major events, such as Brexit and the Israel-Palestine conflict, has sparked accusations of favoritism, eroding public trust. Internal reports, like the Serota Review, have highlighted concerns over impartiality and editorial standards. Audience figures show a decline in viewership, with many turning to alternative news sources for balanced perspectives. Sadly, what was once a gold standard in journalism is now struggling to maintain its credibility in an era of media polarization.
