BBC cannot stop lying
Dear Mr McMillan
Thanks for contacting us about our coverage of the Coronation.
Our reporting of the Coronation of King Charles III has reflected the historic nature of this event, and the interest it has generated around the country and globally. However, we do realise that not everyone is interested in the Coronation, and that attitudes towards the monarchy vary; we have acknowledged, represented and examined this diversity of opinion in our coverage.
Across our output, in programmes such as ‘Panorama: Will King Charles Change the Monarchy?’ we have explored the significance of the Coronation in terms of what it means for the monarchy and its place in modern Britain, looking at issues raised by those who are critical of the institution. We have featured the viewpoints of groups such as Republic on various aspects of the Coronation, for example, the oath of allegiance to the King during the service, and the response to protests.
The Coronation is a celebration so our coverage has inevitably had a positive tone, which in this context we believe has been duly impartial. However, we’re sorry if you continue to be unhappy and have shared your feedback with programme makers and senior editors at BBC News.
Kind regards,
BBC Complaints Team
Thanks for contacting us about our coverage of the Coronation.
Our reporting of the Coronation of King Charles III has reflected the historic nature of this event, and the interest it has generated around the country and globally. However, we do realise that not everyone is interested in the Coronation, and that attitudes towards the monarchy vary; we have acknowledged, represented and examined this diversity of opinion in our coverage.
Across our output, in programmes such as ‘Panorama: Will King Charles Change the Monarchy?’ we have explored the significance of the Coronation in terms of what it means for the monarchy and its place in modern Britain, looking at issues raised by those who are critical of the institution. We have featured the viewpoints of groups such as Republic on various aspects of the Coronation, for example, the oath of allegiance to the King during the service, and the response to protests.
The Coronation is a celebration so our coverage has inevitably had a positive tone, which in this context we believe has been duly impartial. However, we’re sorry if you continue to be unhappy and have shared your feedback with programme makers and senior editors at BBC News.
Kind regards,
BBC Complaints Team
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