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The list of complaints was topped by Emily Maitlis with her monologue on Newsnight about Dominic Cummings in May 2020. The figures were revealed in the BBC's annual report, which acknowledged that 'too many people perceive the BBC to be shaped by a particular perspective'. In July, it emerged that the corporation had received a record 500,000 complaints from viewers in a year amid concerns over the broadcaster's 'perceived bias'. The BBC has repeatedly been accused of bias by critics The interview at the Conservative conference in Manchester immediately got off to a tense start, with Mr Robinson saying how long it had been since Mr Johnson was last on the show, prompting him to cheekily reply 'has it really been that long?' It comes as the BBC revealed it had received 558 objections on the grounds of bias over the heated Radio 4’s Today show between the Prime Minster and Nick Robinson earlier this month. They thought she was just going to roll over.'

She also called on BBC bosses to address bias and elitism within the corporation.Ī source told The Times: 'They were both stunned and gulped down their tea.

The Prime Minister's exchange with Nick Robinson on the Today programme sparked 558 Ofcom complaints this monthĭuring her first meeting with Tim Davie, the BBC’s director-general, and the corporation's chairman Richard Sharp last month the culture secretary is understood to have called for reforms and a greater monitoring of the balance of news programmes within the corporation. It appears the minister, who once described the state-run television as 'more in keeping with a Soviet-style country', is likely to play hardball in future negotiations following the interview. While it is not clear where Ms Dorries expressed her anger at the presenter, the threat over money is understood to centre around the minister's role in overseeing the future of the BBC licence fee and how Mr Robinson's interview with the PM could affect the deal the corporation get. The heated interview saw the MP for Mid-Bedfordshire, who has previously called on the BBC to put forward plans to tackle impartiality, privately tell allies: 'Nick Robinson has cost the BBC a lot of money', The Times reports. The culture secretary, who took over from Oliver Dowden in the Cabinet reshuffle, expressed her frustration at Mr Robinson after his tense exchange with the Prime Minister on Radio 4's Today programme - which sparked 558 Ofcom complaints this month. Cabinet minister Nadine Dorries privately expressed her anger to allies after Boris Johnson was told to 'stop talking' during a heated debate with presenter Nick Robinson.