I think things like train crashes are not political, but it seems that what
is happening in Ukraine or Gaza is and each outlet you look at has different
footage and even different footage. I'm not going to comment directly on the
rights and wrongs of these, but suffice to say, its all bias in some way In
many wars you can often see the reasons, but not the underlying inability to
talk about the answers as one side and the other will not compromise.
Brian

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"JMB99" <mb@nospam.net> wrote in message news:uknusu$cdj8$2@dont-email.me...
> On 05/12/2023 18:16, Woody wrote:
>> We found that out years ago. We were on hols caravanning in France (in
>> the Astra 2E days with a larger footprint) and use to watch Euronews. (On
>> my Samsung its on 4003.) There was a train crash in Madrid - can't
>> remember when but at a guess early noughties - which IMSMC happened on a
>> Monday morning. It was all over Euronews before teatime that day, but it
>> didn't appear on the BBC until at least Tuesday evening!!!
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> Like most people I do not have much interest in crashes in Madrid though
> it is probably a cheap way to fill up the news programme with footage
> being made available free.
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