The BBC has refused to say how many complaints it receivedDid you complain to the BBC over a News interview broadcast last week with anti-gay extremist Stephen Green?
While broadcasting watchdog Ofcom has received 95 complaints, the BBC says it will not release the number it received because there was “evidence of a lobby”.
If you did make a complain to the BBC about the December 28th broadcast, please email news@pinknews.co.uk with ‘BBC’ in the subject line.
Please also indicate whether you have complained, or intend to complain, about the Newsnight interview last night in which Australian publisher Carmen Callil said that the Australian cricket team were losing the Ashes because they have “poofter” hair.
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