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Or raising the positive impacts on the economy (many independent reports), positive effects on care staffing, positive effects on NHS (Consultants, Drs, nurses, etc.), etc.
Or raising the positive impacts on the economy (many independent reports), positive effects on care staffing, positive effects on NHS (Consultants, Drs, nurses, etc.), etc.
Or raising the positive impacts on the economy (many independent reports), positive effects on care staffing, positive effects on NHS (Consultants, Drs, nurses, etc.), etc.
Fixed that for you.They'd not try a headline news item from a proponent of immigrationwith no counter arguments.
Another one is the Gary Rhodes sketch where imaginary Gary seems to be offended that the date he is advising on is a gay date (punchline is that the other guy is being advised by imaginary Andy McNab). Presumably this was pulled as Rhodes has now died and it suggests he may have ben homophobic.Mitchell and Webb have had 11 sketches removed from Iplayer. Hardly Bernard Manning are they.
And I think that's the one that they removed based on the "black face".This one is deliberately targeting exactly what the BBC is trying to avoid.
And if you can’t see the joke you are a fool.
This one is deliberately targeting exactly what the BBC is trying to avoid.
And if you can’t see the joke you are a fool.
View: https://youtu.be/MdJYFsr4pv4?si=DRue0kda-i0ow8t5
Mitchell and Webb have had 11 sketches removed from Iplayer. Hardly Bernard Manning are they.
I have found one on YouTube. Prepare to be culturally offended.
It seems that you can’t make a joke about the absurdity of a tribe living in a garden centre any more. OK there are a few feathered headdresses and a silly accent, but who is getting offended by this?
View: https://youtu.be/6jzo6B34GWI?si=slYOaqAZxbUrEAlv
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c6jdvpr30k8jo
Totally irrelevant, but this sentence could have been written a LOT more clearly:
Totally irrelevant, but this sentence could have been written a LOT more clearly:
Perhaps Mitchell and Webb's best known sketch, which sees them both dressed as Nazis while begging the question: "are we the baddies?", remains online.
Sounds like the question might have been almost as stupid as the GB News viewers.
(Maybe uneducated would be a less prejorative term for the viewers - but let's not go all woke)
According to Ofcom’s latest research, 74pc of GB News viewers consider the channel to be trustworthy. That compares with 71pc for Sky News and 66pc for the BBC.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2026/09/23/ofcom-covering-data-gb-news-trusted-bbc/