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BBC publishes misinformation about small boat crossings
The BBC, which has been accused of acting more like a spin doctor than an impartial broadcaster in its recent coverage, has not named Israel as the perpetrator in 50% of reported Israeli attacks on civilians in Gaza, and has also been getting things wrong on immigration.
Two recent immigration errors reveal a similar pattern of failing to correct misleading claims or of wrongly stating figures.
The BBC: propping up the colonialist system
The first involved unchallenged misinformation from Nigel Farage about why net migration is falling. The second involved wrongly stating small boat arrivals were 100,625 when the correct figure was 41,472, a staggering 143% error.
In the first instance, speaking to Nick Robinson on his Political Thinking Podcast back in February, racist-in-chief Nigel Farage claimed net migration had fallen due to an “exodus” of people leaving the UK.
BBC’s Nick Robinson did not correct or contextualise this. In fact, Office for National Statistics (ONS) data for the year to June 2025 shows that net migration fell by two-thirds, with 90% of that drop due to fewer people arriving. Immigration fell by 401,000. Farage’s framing was therefore misleading and went unchallenged.
The BBC has since added this episode to its official Corrections and Clarifications page, dated 17 April 2026.
The second instance took place on the BBC News website article (14 April 2026), where the BBC had initially reported that the number of small boat crossings had increased dramatically, when in fact the opposite was true. The story, which opened with the declining number of asylum hotels in the UK, did not appear on the Corrections and Clarifications page as of 30 April, although the news story itself includes a correction note.
That note, added on 21 April, acknowledges that the piece initially claimed 100,625 small boat arrivals in 2025 when the correct figure was 41,472.
The mistakes have been picked up by the media and commentators, though.
SNP criticises the error
Peter Wishart, MP of Perthshire for the Scottish National Party (SNP), shared the National’s coverage of the BBC’s second error and said:
This is totally shocking. The far right depend on disinformation to conduct their ugly business and promote their division. Now the BBC gets small boat crossings wrong by 140%. Do they not know how sensitive this debate is.
This is totally shocking. The far right depend on disinformation to conduct their ugly business and promote their division. Now the BBC gets small boat crossings wrong by 140%. Do they not know how sensitive this debate is. https://t.co/JQVGt0dzx3
— Pete Wishart (@PeteWishart) April 28, 2026
Sunder Katwala was the one who had pointed out the second mistake to the BBC.
He posted on X:
I have asked the BBC to correct this mistake: in trying to give context, it reports 100k small boat crossings in 2025 (There were 41,472, which is a lot, but not 100k, but different statistics have got garbled up here). https://t.co/ZDYptPCXUV pic.twitter.com/4OUPJQr2D8
— Sunder Katwala (@sundersays) April 18, 2026
Farage’s misleading claim about an “exodus” went unchallenged on air. The small boat figure was overstated by 143% on the website. Neither error would have overstated the case for lower immigration or reduced crossings.
This pattern of asymmetric inaccuracy becomes harder to dismiss as mere coincidence when set alongside the BBC’s coverage of Gaza. There, too, the corporation has failed to name Israel as the perpetrator in 50% of reported Israeli attacks on civilians.
In all cases, the BBC’s errors ran in one direction: inflating public concern. When a public service, publicly-funded broadcaster is behaving like a propagandist for the colonialist far-right, it is time to ask whether or not it can even be trusted.
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By The Canary
At 9am on 30 April, over 20 activists from Axe Drax hunted down Drax’s executives to their central London office after they refused to turn up to their own AGM.
The activists vaulted the building’s barriers and stormed the third floor offices, unfurling banners reading ‘Drax Kills’, ‘Drax is Toxic’ and ‘Go Breathe Poison, Willard’ in reference to Drax’s pollution of communities in the Southern US and the Drax CEO Willard Gardiner.
After activists had occupied the offices for an hour, security forcibly dragged them out one at a time. Activists heard an office worker saying “you know I don’t believe in climate change”. And the building manager said “if you let another person in you’re sacked” to security during the commotion. At 11am, two more activists entered the building letting off portable alarms attached to “retirement” helium balloons.
The Axe Drax action follows the revelation Drax received £999m in subsidy and the announcement by board members that they wouldn’t attend their AGM in person this year. This is after they closed their AGM early last year following interventions from activists. Drax cited “security concerns”, but this has been met with widespread condemnation as a move to simply avoid mounting criticism across sectors.
This action is one of many to happen around Drax’s AGM, including a demonstration outside the building where Drax’s shareholders are gathering by the Stop Burning Trees Coalition and the Climate Choir Movement with a planned day of tuneful protest.
Rosie Gloster, from pressure group Axe Drax, said:
Drax is falling apart as a company, facing numerous lawsuits, investigations by the FCA and rapidly falling profits despite the almost £1bn received in subsidies last year that we all footed the bill for.
It’s utterly pathetic that Drax thinks they can hide from the public and community members like this; we can all see through their dirty lies. We want to make one thing clear: whatever Drax does, we will not let them hide from the death and destruction they’re spreading around the world.
Sam Simmons, also from Axe Drax, said:
As much as Drax tries, they will never be able to hide from the fact they’re poisoning communities, destroying vital forests and ripping off billpayers here in the UK. If Drax wants to try and hide from the public, we will come to them.
Our money is footing the bill for their multi-million pay packets, we’re being forced into funding the poisoning of working-class, Black communities in the US – we will not let Drax hide behind a screen for as long as they continue their deadly business.
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By The Canary
The Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) is bragging about staff completing autism awareness training. This comes right when they’re trying to prove neurodivergent conditions are overdiagnosed.
The department put out a self-congratulatory press release reporting that about 4,000 DWP healthcare professionals had completed “part of” the Oliver McGowan Trust’s autism and learning disability training.
Yes, you read that right, part of. In theory, this could be as little as an introductory session. But the DWP aren’t ashamed to celebrate the bare minimum.
DWP patting themselves on back for bare minimum
The press release explains:
The training tackles “diagnostic overshadowing” – where symptoms are wrongly attributed to a person’s disability rather than investigated properly – ensuring people receive the right support at the right time.
Which sounds great, but this is the DWP we’re talking about. But how much of this will be used to punish disabled people?
The release also says the training is intended to give staff the tools to make “meaningful reasonable adjustments” as they navigate the fucking cruel benefits system
These include:
- More time in assessments, reducing anxiety and allowing people to communicate clearly and confidently.
- Simpler, clearer communications from Jobcentres, making information accessible to people who may find complex language difficult to process.
- Sensory-aware Jobcentre environments, ensuring spaces feel safe and manageable for people who may find busy or loud environments overwhelming.
Again, nice promises, but in a system that feels like it’s built to catch you out, it’s going to take a lot of convincing. This is already a department that gets a horrific amount of complaints. The number of complaints from Universal Credit claimants rose by 43% last year. This happened despite there only being a 12% increase in claims.
In its press release, the DWP also had the fucking audacity to say:
The accomplishment is a clear demonstration of the government’s commitment to putting disabled people at the heart of everything it does.
To back this up, the department once again brags about the Independent Disability Advisory Panel. As the Canary has extensively covered, this is a complete farce. It only includes 10 whole disabled people with mere hours to pore over reams of policy. In fact, that’s if they’re allowed to do anything meaningful at all.
The government also had to backtrack on the IDAP before it even launched. This is because they tried to insist participants sign NDAs. The panel also sparked fury as only one of them is from the north of England.
DWP can never be trusted
There’s also the glaring elephant in the room — the DWP bragging about this minimum training whilst doing everything in their power to strip autistic people and those with other neurodivergent conditions of their vital benefits.
The DWP is currently in the process of reforming PIP with its bullshit Timms review. One of the main things the disability benefits cuts protests stopped last year was limiting eligibility. This was especially true for those with neurodivergent conditions.
At the same time, the Department of Health and Social Care is undertaking a review into whether neurodivergent conditions are overdiagnosed. It predictably isn’t going well for them. Not only did 132 experts come out to disprove them. But their own interim report did exactly the same.
This is coupled with the constant noise from the shit rags and think tanks about how people are faking it for benefits or ‘gaming the system’. Just this week, warmonger Tony Blair piped up to propose that neurodivergent conditions should be recategorised as ‘non-work-limiting conditions’ and not eligible for benefits.
Personally, I think war criminals shouldn’t be allowed anywhere near welfare, but that’s just me.
At the end of the day, it doesn’t matter how much the DWP pretends to care about autistic people. Until they stop attacking neurodivergent people and trying to prove they’re all faking, their “training” is hubristic bullshit — meaningless to disabled people.
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President Donald Trump went on a lengthy tirade against The New York Times on Thursday, accusing the newspaper of being “seditious” after its editorial board published a piece titled “The US Military Was Losing Its Edge. After Iran, Everyone Knows It.”
During his rant, Trump continued to insist that Iranian forces had been “militarily decapitated” before accusing both the Times and CNN of reporting that Iran was winning the war.
“…And yet I read in The New York Times, I see it on that stupid CNN, which I only watch because you have to watch a little bit of the enemy,” Trump said. “So I watch it for a very short period. But you have to, you know, you have to be smart. And if you see CNN, you’d think they’re winning the war. If you read The New York Times, it’s actually seditious in my opinion. You read The New York Times, you actually think they’re winning the war.”
It’s unclear which specific CNN report the president was referencing. As for the Times piece, it, among other things, argued that Iran’s control of the Strait of Hormuz was the linchpin in the conflict thus far, and that the United States’ trillion-dollar military was “ineffective against cheaper, mass-produced weapons,” such as Iran’s vast drone supply.
“But the problem is bigger than any single commander-in-chief. The United States has left itself unprepared for modern war,” the Times wrote.
What the NYT didn’t do in its article was “conspire to overthrow, put down, or to destroy by force the Government of the United States,” which is how seditious conspiracy is defined under 18 U.S. Code § 2384.
The last people convicted of seditious conspiracy in the US were leaders of the far-right Proud Boys and Oath Keepers, who stormed the Capitol during the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection. Trump pardoned all those convicted in connection with the insurrection on his first day back in office.
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Donald Trump has claimed to remove tariffs on Scottish whisky in honour of King Charles and Queen Camilla after their state visit.
The US president announced on TruthSocial on Thursday evening that this decision would help boost industry in Scotland and Kentucky.
The UK government has since confirmed this applies to all whisky tariffs including those on Irish whiskey.
Trump, known for being an ardent royalist, added in his post: “The King and Queen got me to do something that nobody else was able to do, without hardly even asking! A wonderful Honor to have them both in the U.S.A.”
His announcement came after the monarch and his wife visited the White House this week.
Buckingham Palace said the King sent his “sincere gratitude” to Trump and “will be raising a dram to the President’s thoughtfulness”.
The president said he would be removing tariffs and restrictions related to “Scotland’s ability to work with the Commonwealth of Kentucky on Whiskey and Bourbon, two very important industries within Scotland and Kentucky”.
The two areas are linked through the use of wooden barrels to age the alcohol.
Trump, who declared sweeping tariffs on international allies in April 2025, has often used alcohol to apply pressure to other countries.
He threatened a 200% tariff on European wine last year, though it was never realised.
Business and trade secretary Peter Kyle welcomed the announcement, saying: “This is great news for our scotch whisky industry, which is worth almost £1bn in exports and supports thousands of jobs across the UK.”
The state visit from the royals came amid rising tensions between the UK and the US governments after Keir Starmer refused to join in America’s offensive on Iran at the end of February.
Trump has repeatedly lashed out at the prime minister in the months since, saying the Labour leader was “not Winston Churchill”.
But in the run-up to the royal visit, the president suggested Charles’s visit could help to repair the fractured “special relationship”.
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The BBC has announced its new Eurovision presenting team following the much-publicised departure of Scott Mills.
Prior to his abrupt firing from the broadcaster in March, Mills had been a key part of the BBC’s Eurovision Song Contest coverage for many years, most notably commentating on the semi-finals every year alongside Rylan Clark.
In his absence, Rylan will now be sharing his thoughts on the Eurovision semis alongside Angela Scanlon later this month.
Angela enthused: “It feels like joining the greatest party on earth – equal parts thrilling and terrifying!
“I grew up watching the Eurovision Song Contest with my three sisters, making very serious (and wildly biased) scorecards from the couch, so to now be part of it – especially in its 70th year – is genuinely surreal. It’s one of those shows that’s always been there, evolving but never losing its magic or madness.”
She added: “I’ve been lucky enough to dip my toe into the Eurovision world before, so it feels great to be doing it again, just with higher heels and a few more sequins!”
Notably, both Scanlon and Clark are among the stars reported to have made the BBC’s shortlist to become the next hosts of Strictly Come Dancing, so their new partnership has got us wondering if we could see them back together on our screens later this year.
Meanwhile, Mills’ breakfast show successor Sara Cox will also be covering the semi-finals on her own for Radio 2, and she’ll also commentate on the final for the station alongside Clark.
As usual, Graham Norton will be on commentating duties on the main broadcast of the live final on BBC One when it airs in mid-May.
Singer-songwriter, music producer and social media personality Look Mum No Computer will be representing the UK at Eurovision in Vienna, with his musical offering Eins, Zwei, Drei.
Eurovision has been the subject of backlash in recent years due to the continued presence of Israel, despite the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
It’s well-documented that the relationship between Gen Z and Sex And The City is a complicated one, but if anyone can serve as an ambassador between the two, it’s Olivia Rodrigo.
The three-time Grammy winner is currently gearing up for the release of her third album You Seem Pretty Sad For A Girl So In Love.
On Thursday night, she made an appearance on The Tonight Show, where she revealed to host Jimmy Fallon that she found inspiration in unusual places on her next release.
She explained that her new material is more “about romantic love in more of a positive sense” after the “heartbroken and angsty” double whammy of Sour and Guts, teasing “love songs” mixed with “melancholy” and “injected with a little bit of sadness and longing”.
In particular, Olivia admitted that “multiple songs” on You Seem Pretty Sad For A Girl So In Love were inspired by the complicated relationship between Cynthia Nixon’s Miranda and David Eigenberg’s Steve on the original run of Sex And The City.
She beamed: “It’s my favourite show – I think I watched every single episode maybe three times.”
OK, we’re going to need a full breakdown of Olivia’s thoughts on Miranda and Che’s And Just Like That tryst ASAP…
Last month, Olivia unveiled her new song Drop Dead as the lead single from her next album, which quickly shot to the top of the charts on both sides of the Atlantic, giving the Good 4 U singer her fourth UK number one in five years.
You Seem Pretty Sad For A Girl So In Love will be released on 12 June, ahead of her newly-announced Unravelled world tour.
The Unravelled tour will kicks off across the pond in September, before she brings it to the UK with four performances at London’s O2 Arena scheduled for April 2027.
Marco Rubio has downplayed fears the US could back Argentina’s claim to the Falklands Islands.
It comes after a Pentagon memo leaked last week suggested the States might look to punish allies who have not supported its war against Iran.
But the secretary of state told The Telegraph: “It was just an email. People are getting overexcited by an email.
“It was just an email with some ideas.”
The newspaper suggests the memo may have been drafted by a junior staffer.
Foreign secretary Yvette Cooper reportedly raised concerns over the memo during a meeting with the top American diplomat on Wednesday, in Washington.
It remains unclear if King Charles also mentioned the topic during his state visit to the White House with Donald Trump.
Argentina has long argued that the archipelago, known to Argentinians as “Las Malvinas”, is their sovereign land.
The memo sparked widespread outrage, with Keir Starmer’s spokesperson saying he could “not be clearer” that the islands are a sovereign British overseas territory.
“Sovereignty rests with the UK, and the islands’ right to self-determination is paramount,” the representative said.
Cooper also reacted on social media, writing: “The Falkland Islands are British – sovereignty rests with the UK, self-determination rests with the islanders.”
The archipelago’s government said 99.8% of voters on the island had cast their ballot in favour of staying a British overseas territory in the 2013 referendum.
In a statement, it said: “The Falkland Islands has complete confidence in the commitment made by the UK government to uphold and defend our right of self-determination.”
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The Golders Green attacker Essa Suleiman has been charged with attempted murder and not terrorism.
London’s Metropolitan Police charge Essa Suleiman with attempted murder after a stabbing attack in Golders Green. The incident follows the antisemitic attack that raised Britain’s terrorism threat level.https://t.co/cKx923lIHw
— The Jerusalem Post (@Jerusalem_Post) May 1, 2026
Rightly so, since Suleiman had been discharged from a mental health unit just before the attack.
Channel 4 News has learned the Golders Green attacker left a psychiatric hospital run by South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust in recent days.
More tonight at 7pm.
— Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) April 30, 2026
The discharge of a man clearly still struggling with ill health, speaks volumes about Labour’s attrition of the NHS. Many hospital trusts have been forced to fill doctor positions with non-doctors, such as the Maudsley trust.
@Channel4News We’ve been warning @wesstreeting about @MaudsleyNHS for years .
When you have Dr substitutes such as physician Assistants managing these vulnerable patients instead of psychiatrists this is the result .
Death and harm to innocent people https://t.co/8TeG3sdYFu
— @medicalmodelwithabriochebun (@medicalmodelbri) April 30, 2026
Was earlier attack on police and their dog ‘antisemitic’?
Further research shows that Suleiman is also being charged with attempted murder for an attack in Southwark earlier the same day. The area is not predominantly Jewish. This very detail is, somehow, absent from BBC and other mainstream media headlines, even if you tailor your Boolean search.
Suleiman appears to have a record of knife attacks. This includes stabbing two police officers and a dog almost twenty years ago:
Can we stop claiming it was an “antisemitic attack” please. Same mental health case previously stabbed two police officers and a police dog in 2008. Was the dog Jewish too? So please stop LYING. https://t.co/EmGdyIXFKt
— Robin Monotti (@robinmonotti) April 30, 2026
Despite this, Keir Starmer’s functionaries have raised the ‘terror threat’ level to severe. His home secretary Shabana Mahmood has — of course — used this as cover to claim that anti-genocide marches are “stirring up hate against Jews.”
Mahmood also plans to tighten Starmer’s already anti-democratic, anti-human rights protest laws. Apparently too many people are opposing Israel’s crimes too often – and she lied that the protests include hate crimes:
Hon Secretary Shabana Mahmood says Palestine marches are stirring up hate towards Jews.
“There are too many instances when hate crime is committed.
“And the scale of their protests – the repeat nature of the protests – is intimidating.”
— Kate Ferguson (@kateferguson4) April 30, 2026
In fact, the only violence and hate at anti-genocide marches is perpetrated either by police, or by pro-Israel counter-demonstrators.
‘Surprisingly’, the government didn’t take the opportunity to crack down on Islamophobia or Zionist racism — or to raise the terror alert. Neither did the January 2026 stabbing — to death — of a Muslim man during Ramadan. Nor did the racist rape of women whose attackers thought they were Muslims, which barely made the front pages.
Keir Starmer has no interest in even speaking out against the terrorism of the Israeli apartheid colony. He will however exploit any excuse to further his war on British people’s rights to protest Israeli war crimes.
The Golders Green attack was certainly violent, as was the police’s response, but it was no act of antisemitism or terrorism — as the charges today confirm.
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By Skwawkbox
According to the grassroots community organisation — Hastings and Bexhill Stand Up to Racism (SUTR) — a small group of Reform supporters rocked up to a Green Party rally led by Zack Polanski on 30 April in Hastings to stir trouble. One of them performed three Nazi salutes while others did nothing to stop him.
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The SUTR branch said that Reform has repeatedly shown who they are and that people should believe them.
Hastings Green Party posted a picture of Polanski saying:
Zack smashed it despite a very small number of shouty Reform voters. Proud of our town
Right-wing media’s silence on the incident with Polanski
Britain’s hostile right-wing press, which went after Polanski when he was the target of Nazi salutes, is silent when it comes to this blatant expression of antisemitism by Reform fanboys.
Right-wing TalkTV host, Julia Hartley-Brewer and Telegraph columnist, Jake Wallis-Simons had nothing to say. Both incendiary media personalities claim to champion the rights of Jewish people and have repeatedly used their platform to denounce antisemitism — why the silence now — or is such reporting a quid-pro-quo arrangement.
As we head into local elections where the Green Party could gain as many as 555, Polanski’s rise threatens the two-party duopoly responsible for corporate state capture, austerity, warmongering, and neoliberal policies punishing the most vulnerable in society. Might this explain MSM’s silence?
If the tables were turned and a Green Party supporter had performed a Nazi salute, it would be headline news.
The same commentators would have elevated their voices and harnessed their platforms to condemn the act. This of course doesn’t apply to the Greens.
This silence sends a clear message. Reform Nazi thugs can “carry on” so long as it serves to punish the Greens and Zack Polanski.
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By The Canary
Zack Polanski has been chided by the Green Party’s leader in Wales after he caused a row by sharing a tweet about the Golders Green terror attack.
Shilome Rand, 34, and Moshe Shine, 76, were left seriously injured in what police have described as a terrorist incident in Golders Green, north west London, on Wednesday.
Polanski, who is the Green Party leader in England and Wales, retweeted a post on X on Thursday questioning the way in which officers responded to the suspect.
The post read: “So essentially [Met commissioner Mark Rowley’s] officers were repeatedly and violently kicking a mentally ill man in the head when he was already incapacitated by taser.”
Polanski, who is himself Jewish, was then criticised by Labour MPs and the head of the Metropolitan Police, commissioner Sir Mark Rowley, for his “inaccurate and misinformed commentary”.
Asked to respond to the row, the Greens’ leader in Wales Anthony Slaughter said Polanski’s retweet was “inappropriate”.
Speaking to LBC, Slaughter said: “I was made aware of this on the way here, just shortly beforehand. I haven’t seen the tweet. I understand, as you say, Zack retweeted a tweet that it does seem, from what I’ve read, was inappropriate to retweet.
“I know that Zack and his other colleagues in the London Assembly do work closely with the Met Police, so there will be discussions afterwards to see what went wrong and how this can be better handled in future”.
Responding to Rowley’s letter, a Green Party spokesman said: “Zack has seen the video like everyone else, and doesn’t know the full picture and knows it was a very difficult situation for the authorities, but we do need to understand more about the response.”
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