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JUST IN: A student opening their results live on the BBC: “On that note, I want to say Free Palestine, end the genocide and the BBC is complicit…” The BBC reporter quickly interjected and said “we’re here to talk about A-Level results… Gaza is a whole different subject…” https://t.co/zS2ErdPDcX
Video: Student asked by BBC about A-level results just opened: 'Free Palestine, end genocide, BBC is complicit'. BBC reporter flaps as student goes off-script onto what matters most... https://t.co/Cl0erV0q2d
“On that note, I want to say Free Palestine, end the genocide, end the BBC’s complicity..” During a BBC interview with A Level students in the UK, a student calls for the freedom of Palestine and denounces the BBC’s role in fueling the ongoing Israeli war of genocide and https://t.co/Boizf6vsxs
The BBC briefly halted a live broadcast on the United Kingdom’s A-level results day after an interviewed student pivoted from discussing exam grades to condemning Israel’s military campaign in Gaza and criticising the broadcaster. In footage circulating online, the student, believed to be in Liverpool, opened their results and then said, “On that note, I want to say Free Palestine, end the genocide and the BBC is complicit.” The reporter immediately attempted to steer the conversation back to education, stating that “Gaza is a whole different subject,” before cutting the segment. The clip has since been widely shared, drawing renewed scrutiny of the BBC’s coverage of the Israel-Hamas conflict and sparking debate over editorial control during live interviews. The BBC has not yet issued a public comment on the incident.
