Article fails to mention she allegedly went to the Christmas Party at number 10 last year.
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When a reporter is the news then something is wrong.
Any bets on how long until she takes the Allegra Stratton vacancy?
And the rats did leap as the ship began to sink beneath the waves…
Remember to collect the peerage you paid for on the way out.
In April 2022…
Don’t celebrate too early, plenty of Christmas lockdown being the public’s fault spinning to be done yet!
What a terrible loss to journalism. Who’s the Today programme going to use to read out CCHQ press releases now?
She should have been sacked many times and not afforded the dignity of resignation, yet I am glad she’s going… finally
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You or I would have been sacked after this:
> In January 2017 the BBC Trust ruled that a report in November 2015 by Kuenssberg broke the broadcaster’s impartiality and accuracy guidelines.
> A viewer had complained about her item, which featured an interview with Jeremy Corbyn on the BBC News at Six which was edited to give the incorrect impression that Corbyn disagreed with the use of firearms by police in incidents such as that month’s terrorist attacks in Paris.
> His purported answer to a question as broadcast in the report was in fact his reply to a more general (unbroadcast) question, not specifically about that terrorist attack.
> **The BBC Trust said that the inaccuracy was “compounded” when Kuenssberg went on to state that Corbyn’s message “couldn’t be more different” from that of the prime minister Theresa May, who was about to publish anti-terrorism proposals.**
> The trust said that accuracy was particularly important when dealing “with a critical question at a time of extreme national concern”.
“Senior presenter and reporting role” as No.10 Press Secretary.
Perhaps footage of Kuenssberg’s rap battle with Gove is about to surface?
On a serious note, her leaving is a good thing. Absolutely bought and paid for by the Tory party.
Is that because she’s currently deeply involved in building a granny flat up Johnson’s colon?
I can’t help but be fascinated that for all the horrible shit that’s happened – It’s a Christmas party (or parties) that’s the straw that’s broken the camel’s back for “the electorate”.
Look, they were dickheads for having parties last Xmas…
But they were dickheads for all sorts of far more important stuff for the last decade.
Austerity – yeah fine.
Windrush – yeah fuckem…
Brexit – it’ll be great!!!
Weekly corruption / theft of the public purse – yeah well… They’re all like that though… /s
A Christmas party though… What a bunch of arseholes.
Don’t get me wrong I’m glad the Tories (and associates) are FINALLY being called out for the weaselly scummy lot that they are… I’m just amazed that the only thing that rallied the people of the UK to realise it was some shit Christmas party they had in 2020…
But who is going to ask Boris all those cripplingly, difficult questions?
whats that old saying about rats and sinking ships?
There are a lot of rats leaving Johnson’s ship at the moment. First his Minister for Pissing Off the Neighbours. Now his chief spokesjournalist.
It’s a funny world, the media industry; colleagues are fawning all over her on Twitter but she’s probably done more than anyone in recent years to damage the BBC’s reputation for fair and impartial journalism to the point where she’s been nicknamed “Minister of Propaganda.”
She’s going to focus full-time on gargling Boris’ balls.
I legit thought she was a Tory, I didn’t know she worked for the BBC
Looks like even she’s given up trying to defend Boris
Well, I was wondering what job Boris had lined up for when he’s finally booted out, now I know.
Interesting story about Kuenssbergs father, he was a director of a company called Coats Group plc who were fined £86 million by the EU for running a cartel.
Sins of the father and all that but I always wondered if that had an influence on her. She is certainly part of the British Establishment which shouldn’t be a thing, least of all in journalism.
She should have been fired and prosecuted years ago, for bias and breaking election law, Tory grandee’s had a quiet word and it all went away and she’s so far up Boris’s arse she can see out of his mouth.
Good, she isn’t without talent but i was never happy with the BBC presenting her as some kind of celebrity that has more prominence than the stories she presents.
Medical retirement, she’s got RSI from pitching all those softballs during interviews.
About bloody time, the fact she has been allowed to “step down” instead of “kicked out” is ridiculous
To be replaced with Richard Littlejohn or something.
Odds on her disclosing to the BBC that she was at the downing street parties?
I have nothing to add to this already amazing thread besides that you lot are hilarious
I do like how one sided reddit can be.
My dad (strong tory voter) messaged earlier when he read that she’d left saying “at least the government might be able to get some fair coverage now”. The right think she’s part of the left wing woke media coverage.
Personally I’ve always found her OK and enjoyed her input into brexitcast
Don’t let the door hit you on the arse on the way out ya feckin shill.
Oh her title was political editor? I thought she was the chief Tory party propagandist
She’s an absolute melt, and she is certainly a part in my families total lack of faith in the beeb nowadays.
Disingenuous cockwombling nobber.
She’s been known for being partisan and soft on the Tories so it isn;t a major loss… But I suspect her successor is going to be even worse and even less professional.
Laura has been the most pompous, disliked BBC presenter for a several years. Her presentation style was all about her, not the news.
Machines taking jobs everywhere. In this case a CCHQ photocopier.
>The highest compliment I can pay Laura is that after 7 years in the BBC’s top political job, with countless hours on screen and many conversations off-screen, I have no idea what her personal political views are or how she votes in a general election. A true professional.
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Yet another government resignation.
Article fails to mention she allegedly went to the Christmas Party at number 10 last year.
[removed]
When a reporter is the news then something is wrong.
Any bets on how long until she takes the Allegra Stratton vacancy?
And the rats did leap as the ship began to sink beneath the waves…
Remember to collect the peerage you paid for on the way out.
In April 2022…
Don’t celebrate too early, plenty of Christmas lockdown being the public’s fault spinning to be done yet!
What a terrible loss to journalism. Who’s the Today programme going to use to read out CCHQ press releases now?
She should have been sacked many times and not afforded the dignity of resignation, yet I am glad she’s going… finally
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You or I would have been sacked after this:
> In January 2017 the BBC Trust ruled that a report in November 2015 by Kuenssberg broke the broadcaster’s impartiality and accuracy guidelines.
> A viewer had complained about her item, which featured an interview with Jeremy Corbyn on the BBC News at Six which was edited to give the incorrect impression that Corbyn disagreed with the use of firearms by police in incidents such as that month’s terrorist attacks in Paris.
> His purported answer to a question as broadcast in the report was in fact his reply to a more general (unbroadcast) question, not specifically about that terrorist attack.
> **The BBC Trust said that the inaccuracy was “compounded” when Kuenssberg went on to state that Corbyn’s message “couldn’t be more different” from that of the prime minister Theresa May, who was about to publish anti-terrorism proposals.**
> The trust said that accuracy was particularly important when dealing “with a critical question at a time of extreme national concern”.
~ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laura_Kuenssberg
“Senior presenter and reporting role” as No.10 Press Secretary.
Perhaps footage of Kuenssberg’s rap battle with Gove is about to surface?
On a serious note, her leaving is a good thing. Absolutely bought and paid for by the Tory party.
Is that because she’s currently deeply involved in building a granny flat up Johnson’s colon?
I can’t help but be fascinated that for all the horrible shit that’s happened – It’s a Christmas party (or parties) that’s the straw that’s broken the camel’s back for “the electorate”.
Look, they were dickheads for having parties last Xmas…
But they were dickheads for all sorts of far more important stuff for the last decade.
Austerity – yeah fine.
Windrush – yeah fuckem…
Brexit – it’ll be great!!!
Weekly corruption / theft of the public purse – yeah well… They’re all like that though… /s
A Christmas party though… What a bunch of arseholes.
Don’t get me wrong I’m glad the Tories (and associates) are FINALLY being called out for the weaselly scummy lot that they are… I’m just amazed that the only thing that rallied the people of the UK to realise it was some shit Christmas party they had in 2020…
But who is going to ask Boris all those cripplingly, difficult questions?
whats that old saying about rats and sinking ships?
There are a lot of rats leaving Johnson’s ship at the moment. First his Minister for Pissing Off the Neighbours. Now his chief spokesjournalist.
It’s a funny world, the media industry; colleagues are fawning all over her on Twitter but she’s probably done more than anyone in recent years to damage the BBC’s reputation for fair and impartial journalism to the point where she’s been nicknamed “Minister of Propaganda.”
She’s going to focus full-time on gargling Boris’ balls.
I legit thought she was a Tory, I didn’t know she worked for the BBC
Looks like even she’s given up trying to defend Boris
Well, I was wondering what job Boris had lined up for when he’s finally booted out, now I know.
Interesting story about Kuenssbergs father, he was a director of a company called Coats Group plc who were fined £86 million by the EU for running a cartel.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coats_Group
https://vocal.media/theSwamp/laura-kuenssberg
Sins of the father and all that but I always wondered if that had an influence on her. She is certainly part of the British Establishment which shouldn’t be a thing, least of all in journalism.
She should have been fired and prosecuted years ago, for bias and breaking election law, Tory grandee’s had a quiet word and it all went away and she’s so far up Boris’s arse she can see out of his mouth.
Good, she isn’t without talent but i was never happy with the BBC presenting her as some kind of celebrity that has more prominence than the stories she presents.
Medical retirement, she’s got RSI from pitching all those softballs during interviews.
About bloody time, the fact she has been allowed to “step down” instead of “kicked out” is ridiculous
To be replaced with Richard Littlejohn or something.
Odds on her disclosing to the BBC that she was at the downing street parties?
I have nothing to add to this already amazing thread besides that you lot are hilarious
I do like how one sided reddit can be.
My dad (strong tory voter) messaged earlier when he read that she’d left saying “at least the government might be able to get some fair coverage now”. The right think she’s part of the left wing woke media coverage.
Personally I’ve always found her OK and enjoyed her input into brexitcast
Don’t let the door hit you on the arse on the way out ya feckin shill.
Oh her title was political editor? I thought she was the chief Tory party propagandist
She’s an absolute melt, and she is certainly a part in my families total lack of faith in the beeb nowadays.
Disingenuous cockwombling nobber.
She’s been known for being partisan and soft on the Tories so it isn;t a major loss… But I suspect her successor is going to be even worse and even less professional.
Laura has been the most pompous, disliked BBC presenter for a several years. Her presentation style was all about her, not the news.
Machines taking jobs everywhere. In this case a CCHQ photocopier.
Wes Streeting’s [tweet](https://twitter.com/wesstreeting/status/1472910531686277124) was interesting:
>The highest compliment I can pay Laura is that after 7 years in the BBC’s top political job, with countless hours on screen and many conversations off-screen, I have no idea what her personal political views are or how she votes in a general election. A true professional.