Britain Today.

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Is London still part of the UK ?

Not really and to be truthful, it hasn't been part of the UK for almost a hundred years!

The news is formed from the capital's perception and over time, the effect of this false narrative
has assisted in getting the UK to where it is today in regards of media trust.

The BBC constantly report 'up-beat' news on people who's only difference from other people is
their skin colour and even create stories to enhance the belief that they aren't racists.
Which in reality, they are.

The Birmingham stabbing suspect was apprehended and today, named. But look at today's
BBC web page on the incident, they only mention him once. Why...? because of the white
guilt the BBC holds and the fact that the suspect isn't that colour.

Birmingham stabbings: Man charged with murder.

'A man has been charged with murder and seven counts of attempted murder, after a series of stabbings across
Birmingham city centre.

Zephaniah McLeod, aged 27, of Nately Grove, Selly Oak, is due in court on Wednesday, West Midlands Police said.

Jacob Billington, 23, was killed and seven others injured at four locations over a period of 90 minutes on Sunday.
Mr Billington, from Crosby, Merseyside, was stabbed in Irving Street while enjoying a night out with friends.
A post-mortem examination concluded he died of a stab wound to the neck.

Drummer in band
Mr Billington had been working as a library intern at Sheffield Hallam University and was also a drummer in a band.
A university spokesman said: "Jacob was a Sheffield Hallam graduate and had joined the library as a graduate intern,
where his warmth and enthusiasm made him a greatly valued member of our team.
"Our thoughts and condolences are with his family, friends and colleagues."

His friend, Michael Callaghan, also 23 and a fellow band-mate, was seriously injured in the attack in Irving Street and
remains in hospital in a critical condition.

Both men had previously attended Sacred Heart Catholic College in Crosby, where prayers were said on Monday
evening for their families. In a statement, the school said: "We are saddened at the events in Birmingham which took
Jacob's life and left Michael critically injured.
"We are praying for Michael's recovery and will never forget Jacob, his life touched so many in our school."

A 22-year-old woman, attacked in Hurst Street, remains critical but stable in hospital.
Another man, aged 30, remains in a serious condition in hospital, while four others have been discharged.
Det Ch Insp Jim Munro said: "Since these tragic events unfolded in the early hours of Sunday morning we've had a
team of officers working non-stop on the investigation. "Our driving focus is to secure justice for the victims, their family
and friends. Our sympathies remain with everyone who's been impacted by these terrible crimes."

Three people arrested early on Monday at an address in Selly Oak on suspicion of assisting an offender have all been
released pending investigation, police said....'

BBC:

See...? No picture and only mentioned once, the rest is about the victims.
Now think about why -in a city full of 'diversity', the BBC would limit information about some who'd committed a crime
and happened to be someone of a particular race.