THE BBC chairman’s role in arranging a £800k loan to Boris Johnson proves the corporation’s left-wing bias once and for all, critics claim.
Richard Sharp put the former prime minister in touch with his loan guarantor, following which Sharp was made BBC chairman in clear evidence of the so-called independent broadcaster bowing to woke demands.
Helen Archer, of the coincidentally rival media empire of The Times, said: “How did a man with no experience in any relevant field became BBC chairman? Because he’s a leftie.
“Raking in £160,000 a year for letting Labour write the news, non-binary students with septum piercings write the sitcoms, and Gary Lineker to make up whatever football results suit his radical pro-Leicester agenda.
“Why did he arrange this loan? Boris didn’t need the money. Everyone knows he’s as solvent as he is principled. No, this was deliberately set up to embarass the Tories and overthrow the government, like Partygate and the Liz Truss government.
“This is the smoking gun that proves once and for all that the BBC is the enemy of Britain. Abolish the licence fee and sell off the good bits to my boss. It’s what Britain demands.”
She added: “What other explanation is there? That a prime minister was so desperate for cash he rewarded the guy who helped him out with a job he wasn’t remotely qualified for? Scarcely credible.”
