Robin Aitken

Robin Aitken was a BBC reporter for 25 years; his book: The Noble Liar – How and Why the BBC Distorts the News to Promote a Liberal Agenda is published by Biteback Publishing

Tim Davie faces a perfect storm at the Beeb

BY Robin Aitken / 2 mins

The BBC is having a good coronavirus war

BY Robin Aitken / 5 mins

Tony Hall leaves the BBC with an uncertain future

BY Robin Aitken / 2 mins

Why food banks are a cause for national pride

BY Robin Aitken / 5 mins

Sorry, Auntie, you had it coming

BY Robin Aitken / 5 mins

Could a Rugby World Cup win boost Boris?

BY Robin Aitken / 5 mins

John Humphrys will always be Auntie’s man

BY Robin Aitken / 6 mins

What’s the point of Ukip?

BY Robin Aitken / 5 mins

Ben Stokes and the art of brinkmanship

BY Robin Aitken / 4 mins

Don’t knock Stacey Dooley

BY Robin Aitken / 4 mins

How Private Eye lost its bite

BY Robin Aitken / 5 mins

Confessions of a Tory entryist

BY Robin Aitken / 5 mins

Why Government should go West

BY Robin Aitken / 5 mins

The truth about car-crash interviews

BY Robin Aitken / 5 mins

Will Brexit bother the Six Nations?

BY Robin Aitken / 4 mins

On Brexit, Auntie just can’t help herself

BY Robin Aitken / 4 mins