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Discover 'The Noble Liar', a compelling exploration of media bias and the BBC's coverage of significant global events. In this fully updated Mass Market Paperback edition, acclaimed author Robin Aitken—who dedicated 25 years to the BBC—unpacks the intricate layers of perceived media bias, particularly in relation to Brexit and the Trump presidency. Aitken's unique perspective sheds light on how the BBC's narratives can reflect a liberal agenda, raising essential questions about journalistic integrity and the use of public funding for media. This bestselling polemic advances the discourse on whether the BBC serves as a fair arbiter of news or simply perpetuates a sordid agenda. With incisive arguments and poignant examples, 'The Noble Liar' invites readers to scrutinize the very fabric of media reporting, prompting us to consider what constitutes 'fake news.' Engaging, provocative, and necessary, this book is crucial for anyone looking to understand the complexities of modern journalism and the hidden biases within. Dive into a thought-provoking read that takes you through the heart of media ethics while challenging conventional perceptions of impartiality. If you're interested in media studies, political coverage, or simply wish to foster a well-rounded view of current events, this title is a must-have on your bookshelf.