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[Daily Mail-UK] Paul Revoir - The BBC has been accused of "shameful hypocrisy" over its decision to spend £200,000 blocking a freedom of information request about its reporting in the Middle East. The corporation, which has itself made extensive use of FOI requests in its journalism, is refusing to release papers about an internal inquiry into whether its reporting has been biased. The BBC is fighting to prevent the public finding out what is in the review, which is believed to be critical of the BBC's coverage in the region. 2007-03-28 01:00:00Full Article
BBC Pays £200,000 to "Cover Up Report on Anti-Israel Bias"
[Daily Mail-UK] Paul Revoir - The BBC has been accused of "shameful hypocrisy" over its decision to spend £200,000 blocking a freedom of information request about its reporting in the Middle East. The corporation, which has itself made extensive use of FOI requests in its journalism, is refusing to release papers about an internal inquiry into whether its reporting has been biased. The BBC is fighting to prevent the public finding out what is in the review, which is believed to be critical of the BBC's coverage in the region. 2007-03-28 01:00:00Full Article
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