Trust is Earned | This Is Our BBC

A glimpse behind the scenes, and a look at the guidelines BBC journalists follow to bring you the news. Because if you know how it’s made, you can trust what it says.

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[cybergornstartrooper]

Does anyone know what the music is, sounds very Radio Head?

[RonaldShea]

The bbc fails to recognise how loathed and despised it is by the majority of the British population.

[pauldiack]

If anyone finds out the sample of music please can you post

[georgedavies]

The irony of one of the biggest spreaders of misinformation and disinformation making this advert has me howling🤣🤣🤣

[jamesmichaels]

When lefties lable the BBC far right
When right wingers label BBC left
Its doing something correct

[dijjidog]

If I had a pound for everytime my mum turned to me when this trailer was on and said "Is that Radiohead?" I'd have 4 pounds.

[mihaelaclaudiap..]

It is so hard to trust the media nowadays that's why I do not watch TV anymore, it's too fake and depressing!

[freeassange]

How can you expect us to trust you when you've been silent on Julian Julian Assange...

[bentalos]

Yes Trust is Earned. That is why the BBC has none in its own country.

[figs]

This was so well put together. 🥺👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[sophieandjamestube]

You lost a lot of trust with your poor reporting of the Brexit protests. A good organization with good people and awful leadership.

[ThePlowking]

Anyone know what the music is please??

[alexjones]

It’s about truth not taking sides - thought you already new that?

[liasanma]

I'm pretty sure following these two years, you guys have lost all the trust, like the medias of everywhere else too.

[MrLf]

Is this a famous song? I've been trying to find it for time

[richardhussey-cqse]

The BBC is right. Trust is earned. I stopped trusting the BBC years ago!

[forallofme]

Trust is not just about accuracy BUT about bias in WHAT you report and what slant you give it. Your selective reporting of "the facts" to suit your agenda is what made me lose trust in the BBC as an institution. Your "guidelines" only work if the people reporting are fair and unbiased - and it's quite clear they are neither. So no - in this new world you are no longer worthy of any trust.

[sanchez]

Everyone is so paranoid now than anyone genuinely trying to report the truth will be called a liar, even if the opposite is true. In some ways, we (the public) should be abandoned to dwell in our own madness.

[dghdavies]

I wonder why the BBC felt the need to make an advert to tell us how trustworthy it is?

[PaulParagon]

sound effects and music added to our reporting