BBC To Disclose It All…… oh, Hang on, No

The BBC have been ordered to disclose all the internal emails from the Martin Bashir Princess Diana scandal…. But dont get excited about it
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[@vicwiseman2340]

Everytime I hear something about the BBC it pleases me knowing that I've cancelled my licence tax. I used to think they were a wonderful organisation but like many things in the UK today they've become vile and disgraceful. My only regret is I should have cancelled my licence much earlier. STOP Paying them!

[@pjcnet]

If they're so desperate to find a way to prevent them becoming public they most certainly have a lot of hide.

[@icdgyixifyinstereo]

Thank you for reminding me why I do not fund the BBC.

[@casper1240]

Me too m8 licence free 10 years thanks

[@user-qj7et4wv3q]

Not bought a BBC LICENCE for 40 years, and still ain't missed anything that I want to legallg view

[@winklton]

No license for 4 years now and my tv works fine still

[@user-qj7et4wv3q]

​@@winkltonof course it does, regardless of whether the bbc gives you impression it won't

[@HYUKLDER1]

The BBC will do what the BBC wants to do - rather like Gary Lineker...

[@user-qj7et4wv3q]

And as for Lineker he's always been a pratt, weren't even that good at playing football, he's one of those that can't play so can only talk about it

[@joannelivingstone6656]

Remember this is the BBC - our National broadcaster, with the nations best interests at heart and said to be the best in the world. Phah!, hold on, I need to go to the toilet.

[@jackwaycombe]

When the BBC 'redact' - how the hell do they imagine we'll all react? We'll assume the very worst of course. Well done, BBC - own goal in one!

[@HYUKLDER1]

Does the British Broadcasting Corporation have the same sort of senior management as Post Office Limited?

[@englishciderlover7347]

I wouldn't be surprised if some senior people people have been employed in both organizations.

[@user-qj7et4wv3q]

It's called government interest/protection due to Royal connections/approval

[@neuralwarp]

Either they're a govt dept or a private business. A dept has no privacy. A business has no immunity.

[@englishciderlover7347]

It seems to me that the BBC is somewhere between being a government agency on one hand, and a private corporation on the other, with all the advantages of each and none of the disadvantages of either.

[@AnalogueInTheUK]

They disgust me.

[@scotspaul]

If your still paying for a tv licence then more fool you !!!

[@user-nx8ii4ef7f]

Selling the East Enders set and renting it back for 25 years to save money? Really??

[@brelshar4968]

Twenty five more years of Deadenders.

[@englishciderlover7347]

Thank you for spelling East Enders correctly.

[@Solarphonix]

yea right !!! i believe nothing they say

[@DameEdna42]

BBC twinned with The Post Office.

[@jimmystewart4987]

Why do the BBC not realize that it's old and no one wants it why should we pay for some think so old get with it

[@redbeard3923]

Deflection last night about grooming gangs

[@mikeypeters7003]

And of course these emails will not have been altered. Would not put it past them.

[@anonnemo2504]

Trouble is, the BBC can legally withhold any e-mails it says would break lawyer/client (i.e. the BBC) confidentiality and they can make this claim whether it is true or not. For anyone to disprove the claim it would require that they risk breaking this very same confidentiality and nobody, apart from perhaps a brave and/or foolhardy "whistle blower" from a very small group of people, is going to do that. All the information related to this particular scandal will, in all likelihood, not emerge for a very long time, if at all. In the meantime, however, we can all conclude that, through its evasiveness, the BBC does have much to hide and many will consider them to be as guilty of bad behaviour as a puppy sat next to a pile of poo.

[@user-qj7et4wv3q]

Maybe the ANONYMOUS GROUP could do a better job of acquiring the info

[@frankbrodie5168]

How can information about her be confidential if she's dead? It's a living relative that wants those documents disclosed due to suspicions that dodgy dealings might be in there. Sounds like they're trying too hard to hide something as others are pointing out.

[@kencampbell-rf6ot]

ChillyJ how did you get the accounts from the bbc to inform us that £100000 of legal fees came from licence fees and not from the European Broadcasting Union ???

[@garyhart6421]

Answers ? Oooops ! They have been (accidentally) deleted.

[@Phoenix2312]

I think there should be an adjustment to the law... When DEMANDED by a Court, GDPR becomes null and void and ALL DOCUMENTS MUST BE RELEASED! However, in such cases - These documents will NOT be available to the public, and only the court! Again, it would mean we never know what's actually in them, but it also means that the BBC cannot hide...

[@mykelevangelista6492]

All the emails will read: Dear XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Yours sincerely, XXXXXX

[@sandrahoward5695]

👏👏excellent! 👍

[@laceandwhisky]

Same company ? They look the same probably race on. Sod anyone they may kill attitude. Embarrassing

[@davidaustin5741]

Jon here is more. Placements in comedy's the cans of larger showing brand, another the paper being read by rather English in sickness and in health clearly showing the daily mirror paper,

[@voteDC]

Diana was incredibly media savvy. She wasn't some naïve young girl, she was an aristocrat who married to the royal family, a royal family who's staff would have also trained her on how to work the media given she was married to the heir to the throne. I do wonder if the reason the emails are so guarded is not because it is going to say something bad about the BBC but because they'll show that Diana wasn't the innocent party after all.

[@_Uh_Oh_]

Tres interessant

[@Kingcarparpeggio]

Very interesting……Google’s translation I mean 😂😂

[@user-qj7et4wv3q]

I'm not savvy in the French language but even understand that it would translate to "very interesting"