The BBC showing there true form

[pompeyfaith]

This is a copy of an email I got this morning:

Last week, I got a call from my manager at work asking if I'd be happy to be interviewed by Newsnight about working as a young single parent.
Of course I'd be happy to do that, being a working mum is something I'm proud of but I didn't expect to be personally scrutinised.
So I was devastated to see the interview that went to air on BBC2 on Wednesday that had been edited to make it look like I was an unemployed scrounger, questioned why I didn't live with my parents and made no mention of my job with Tower Hamlets Council.
I've worked since I was 16 and I only get help towards my rent because it is so high. The way that the programme has portrayed me is totally unfair so I've started a campaign on Change.org asking Newsnight to tell me why they felt it was OK to humiliate me in this way and publicly apologise for it.
Please click here to watch the interview and add your support.
In the full interview, the reporter even asked me if I thought it was right to have had my daughter. I couldn't believe the question. I am proud of being a working mum. I do my very best, and these questions were really offensive.
Please join me in calling for a public apology from Newsnight and ensuring that others aren't inaccurately represented.
Thanks,
Shanene Thorpe

The petition signatures are rising fast so clear citizens are not impressed with the BBC's behaviour.

[PlanB]

Re: The BBC showing there true form

The job of a professional TV reporter is to ask the questions the viewer wants answered. It doesn't necessarily mean that there's a hidden agenda on behalf of the BBC or anyone else. The clip posted on the internet by the poster was an edited version of the BBC's edited version and not the whole Newsnight transmission (which I untypically missed) so it's hard to take an objective view as to what really went on - it seems that only the bits the poster didn't like were shown in her poll .

But my advice (as an ex-BBC reporter!) is never agree to take part in an interview unless it's on 'live' television because you can't edit live TV