Let me just give you a quick THREAD of examples to show that the BBC is politically skewed to the Right, so we can all be clear that if GB News is to the right of the BBC, it's going to be RABID.

OK... As the viewers of GB News might say... Let's deal with Nish Kumar first...

Why do you think most comedians are left-wing these days?
Comedy doesn't punch down & it attacks the absurd. The Right is in power and it's being led by Trump & Boris!
That makes them the obvious targets.

Of course, @RosieisaHolt explains that better.

If a BBC News presenter had said the F-word (a swear word that's offensive to everyone) during a broadcast, can you imagine it taking more 30 seconds for the BBC to issue and apology?
But with the N-word (targets black people) they refused for 2 weeks. https://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/bbc-refuses-apologise-using-n-22473126

Brexit.
While there may have been left-wing arguments for Brexit, anyone who thinks a Brexit led by Mogg, Boris, and Patel is the start of some woke communist revolution needs to put the weed down.
So the next few tweets explain how the BBC facilitated this Right-Wing project.

The main Brexit mistake was that a basic free trade deal (without shared regulation) would be just as good as the Single Market.
The BBC supported that Brexit misinformation by defining the Single Market as just a free-trade deal (not shared regulations).

I MADE THEM CORRECT IT!

Proof:

When #BBCqt was set in Tory/Brexit England they admitted to Tory-skewing the audience.

But in December (last chance to warn voters their kids would resent them for helping Brexit) the Under-30's (70% remain) episode showed a 50-50 split in young people.

Bias AND misinformation.

The reason why both Leavers and Remainers thought the BBC was biased against them is because since 2017, the BBC has presented it as 50-50.
By making both the successes and failures of Brexit appear 50-50, neither side gets their "wins" reported accurately.

And because Brexit is expertly proven as bad, presenting it as 50-50 is biased.
Just like showing young people as 50-50 was bias.
I know, I already covered that but by skewing a young audience towards Brexit, BBC was effectively hiding an older narrative behind younger faces.