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What should the BBC have done?
Factually state the implications of what Trump is saying, forcefully?
They don't have to turn into a Fox opinion segment, they can just explain reality instead of blowing past it, then turning to talking heads.
I happen to have BBC News on just now. Besides factually reporting on what Trump said, over the past hour they’ve interviewed a number of people about the topic each offering different perspective. Many of them commented on what utter rubbish Trump’s statements were. I’d say BBC reporting on the topic has been factual, balanced and to a good standard I’d expect of them.
Good! I stand corrected.
It's not really a news agency's place to start guessing or claiming on what this might mean. They could report on people making that claim they, as they have done
Use the term "Ethnic Cleansing" because that is literally the term which describes Trumps plan...
I don't think it's a new agency's job to make such claims, but they have reported on people calling it that
Can't say I see anything wrong with BBC's actions here tbh.