This issue has been discussed with senior editors at BBC News. As the host of the UK’s biggest breakfast radio show, and a prominent face on BBC radio and television for over 25 years, Scott Mills’ ...

We have received complaints from people who feel our coverage of mass pro-government rallies in Iran was biased in favour of the Iranian government. Our chief international correspondent, Lyse Doucet, ...

As part of an item on the cost of living the programme interviewed Collette Osborne about the effect of increases in National Insurance and other taxes for small business owners like her. A viewer ...

We received complaints about our live page which now carries the headline Protesters gather in Minneapolis as governor calls on Trump to remove agents after shooting. Some people were unhappy about ...

We have received complaints from people who felt there was insufficient coverage of an anti far-right march in central London. We did cover this march, such as on the BBC News website, where it ...

We received complaints from people who were unhappy we didn’t broadcast the 2026 Commonwealth Day Ceremony. We had to make a tough decision regarding the 2026 Commonwealth Day Ceremony. We are proud ...

Two listeners objected to a line of questioning by a presenter during coverage of a report into the banning of Israeli Maccabi Tel Aviv fans from an Aston Villa game, suggesting it amounted to ...

This article, originating from BBC Scotland, reported the outcome of the employment tribunal case brought by the nurse Sandie Peggie against NHS Fife and assessed its potential consequences. A reader ...

We've received complaints from people who feel that video headings and descriptions on BBC iPlayer have spoiled the results of some of the action from the Winter Olympics. We're trialling our approach ...

This episode featured an interview with Asli Ertonguc, the UK and Ireland Managing Director of BAT. A listener raised several concerns about the content, focused on an alleged lack of attention given ...