BBC Scotland has come under attack on social media after an interview conducted by a regular guest pundit was used in order to attack SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon’s record on the NHS. Broadcast on Sunday, the interview witnessed journalist Pennie Taylor question her former boss Professor David Kerr on his report into the Scottish NHS, published in 2005.
https://indyref2.scot/anger-as-bbc-scotland-provides-pundit-with-platform-to-attack-snp-over-nhs

BBC Scotland’s flagship news programme has been slammed after it handed an under-pressure Ruth Davidson a free platform to attack the SNP. Davidson, who has refused to give interviews over so-called ‘Dark Money’ donations to her party, faced not one solitary question during her brief appearance on Reporting Scotland.
https://indyref2.scot/reporting-scotland-under-fire-after-dark-money-avoider-ruth-davidson-handed-platform-to-attack-the-snp

A BBC Scotland reporter has been criticised on social media after using his twitter account to promote a newspaper article backing Theresa May.  Nick Eardley, who is BBC Scotland’s Westminster correspondent, retweeted a link to a Daily Mail article written by two Scottish Tory MPs. The article, written by Tory MPs Alister Jack and Paul Masterton, urged backing for Theresa May’s Brexit plan. Both MPs had been on the opposite sides of the Brexit debate. In his tweet, Eardley wrote: “Scotland’s answer to Anna Soubry and Jacob Rees Mogg (well sort of…) team up to back the PM on Chequers agreement”
https://indyref2.scot/bbc-scotland-reporter-criticised-over-back-may-article-promo-tweet

There is currently no story anywhere on Earth as big as the Brexit dark money story, so why is it being ignored by the BBC?
https://randompublicjournal.com/2018/07/03/why-the-bbc-is-killing-the-dark-money-story/