This is an example of where the BBC really has major problems in people trusting anything they say
The new DG might want a word or two
Alan Stedman
An impartial journalist might contextualise the Belfast knife attack with *evidence*: 282 knife offences every day on average & foreign born nationals under-represented in violent crime. Chris Mason spoke instead of right wing *narratives* of migrants, borders & crime.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cr...
Police say the suspect is a Sudanese man in 30s who was granted leave to remain after entering Northern Ireland and claiming asylum in 2023.
