Biased Journalism on RRA
I'm quite a rational individual and appreciate listening to all sides of an argument.
I was watching a BBC London segment about RRA, in which they of course had several sob stories from renters and why the changes are good. What annoyed me was that then instead of presenting a balanced counter-position of why the changes might have negative impacts for the market and for landlords, they interviewed a landlord in shorts, with ten properties, whose main gripe was that he now needs to send the information sheet to his tenants. Tool!
If they presented a regular landlord with one or two properties juggling a career too, and their actual concerns e.g. court delays, recouping losses, and anything else discussed in this sub, then we might have a fair and balanced conversation.
You'd expect better from the BBC, but I guess balance and facts are of no consequence. They're all biased and have a story to sell.
What's the most blatant example of bias you've seen on the topic?