BBC Breakfast has come under fire after viewers accused the show of delivering a 'tone-deaf' and overly soft interview with Conservative MP Laura Farris. The segment, which aired during a heated debate about the NHS crisis, left many questioning the broadcaster's impartiality.
Viewers Fume Over 'Softball' Questions
Angry fans took to social media to express their frustration, with some calling the interview 'a disgrace' and accusing the BBC of giving the Tory MP 'an easy ride'. Many argued that tougher questions should have been asked, given the current strain on the health service.
NHS Crisis Ignored?
Critics pointed out that the discussion failed to adequately address the severe pressures facing the NHS, including record waiting times and staff shortages. 'Why wasn't she challenged properly?' one viewer demanded.
The backlash highlights growing scrutiny of the BBC's political coverage, with some suggesting the broadcaster is 'out of touch' with public concerns.
