It's ironic that the pamphlet incident (which the BBC reported was a social experiment, though it did not disclose anything about the nature of the experiment, which is dishonest reporting) was a test as to whether society exercised double standards with regard to religions. The response proved categorically that such double standards do in fact exist, thus vindicating the experiment.
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I agree 100% there is definitely bias and over-sensitivity and I thought what Lauren did was totally fair game. The BBC has to be one of the worst agencies for dishonest reporting with close second being the CBC here in Canada... and now they want to ban RT there... 10 years ago I honestly would have never believed we'd have conversations so ludicrous in supposed "free countries"
Well good luck with the "free country" idea with Trudeau in charge. It really is tragic to see the Commonwealth falling into widespread political disrepair, and honest reporting is usually one of the first casualties...