Reform Party states that BBC coverage is biased. Zia Yusuf, the party’s policy chief, criticized Question Time for an audience he described as “stacked with migrants.” Yusuf said the broadcaster created a situation he compared to inviting convicted burglars to speak, arguing that the program’s format and audience composition undermine fairness. The Reform Party asserts that the show’s questions and panel dynamics reflect or promote bias, undermining balanced debate. No additional context about the broader debate or BBC editorial standards is provided in the excerpt.
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