The BBC has gone full Tory. We need to accept this and make sure we knock on every door in every marginal several times.

This is the issue. A Labour government would be great for the BBC itself (funding from license fees supplemented by taxes on tech giants), but those at the top of it would rather stick needles in their feet than have the public vote on who runs it. https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/jeremy-corbyn-bbc-tv-bias-government-control-journalism-labour-party-a8503166.html

Clearly this is all good, but it threatens the privilege of people who dominate media now and basically do whatever they want. They don’t care that it’s a mess because they’re in charge of that mess and doing very nicely thank you.

https://labour.org.uk/press/corbyn-can-fix-failing-media-setting-journalists-citizens-free-hold-power-account/

Also, thousands of new activists going out and knocking on doors for Labour is extraordinary- a cultural/social phenomenon really. But has legacy media even talked about this unprecedented uptick in party political engagement? No. Because it challenges legacy media’s control.

An understated aspect of this election is that it’s about who governs, not just who forms the government.

Labour’s offer isn’t just about redistributing wealth, it’s about democratising, i.e. redistributing power.

The constant attacks from legacy media on an insurgent Labour Party aren’t just driven by the ruling class trying to avoid, say, paying more tax. They’re also driven by the ruling class wanting to protect its capacity to rule.