Poll uncovers widespread public scepticism of proposed BBC reforms
By John Glenday
A YouGov survey commissioned by campaigning organisation 38 Degrees to discern public attitudes toward the BBC has found that the over 60’s are most opposed to planned changes to the broadcaster’s charter.
The study found that a majority of the public still view the BBC as the most reliable and impartial broadcaster in the UK, with 62 per cent of over 60’s suspicious of the government’s reform intent – significantly higher than the 27 per cent who profess faith in minsters to do the right thing.
Overall 56 per cent put the BBC first for unbiased coverage versus 14 per cent for Read full story ›
Source: The Drum




