Those famous Taiwanese CGI animators Next Media Animation seem to have moved from illustrating the news into satire – this is their take on Jon Stewart’s ‘Rally to Restore Sanity’ which is planned for Saturday in Washington DC. CGI? It’s the future of news… Crossposted on A Tangled Web

Those famous Taiwanese CGI animators Next Media Animation seem to have moved from illustrating the news into satire – this is their take on Jon Stewart’s ‘Rally to Restore Sanity’ which is planned for Saturday in Washington DC. CGI? It’s the future of news… Crossposted on A Tangled Web

A fascinating contribution emailed in by All Seeing Eye reader Nick Heath which deserves crossposting at Biased-BBC. The bias in the BBC is often by perception and not often possible to quantify – but here it is. He has done a word cloud of coverage of the Comprehensive Spending Review […]

You can bet that the BBC weren’t trying to do UKIP a favour when they organised this 3 minute long “introduction” to the four candidates for the leadership of the party. And sure enough it has hardly been edited generously either. A few seconds each, then for Nigel Farage, David Campbell-Bannerman, […]

Billed by the Telegragh as the ‘world’s most advanced nuclear submarine’ – and that’s probably close to the truth, HMS Astute is currently stuck on rocks off the Isle of Skye. They were presumably stealth rocks. The skipper, Commander Andy Coles, is today in a unique position in the Royal […]

From Owen Barder’s blog (who thinks this nonsense is a good thing) we see why – alongside the EU, selling our gold at the bottom of the market and a hundred other reasons – we as a country can’t afford to defend ourselves any longer.

Question Time tonight comes from Middlesbrough, which has the lowest life expectancy in England and Wales and, according to the BBC, a council that “will be the least resilient to such public sector cuts“. It also boasts a 33ft tower which changes colour when you send it a text message. On […]

My greatest happiness is to serve my gracious King and Country and I am envious only of glory; for if it be a sin to covet glory I am the most offending soul alive. Nelson Today is Trafalgar Day, the anniversary of the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805. Trafalgar is still one […]

Now it’s not often that, in a complete range of today’s front pages the one you’d single out to agree completely with is the Daily Express. In fact, even typing that feels strange. Nevertheless, there it is. Iain Martin in the WSJ put it bluntly a few days ago: Ringfencing […]

That graph says it all really. The level of spiralling and unsustainable spending doom isn’t really changing at all. Where were the real cuts today? It was all a bit wimpish in the end. One of these every year until 2014 might have made a difference but today’s CSR won’t. […]