BBC Rejects Complaints It Aired “Too Much” Coverage Of Harry & Meghan’s UK Return

Comments

1. Talia: yeah I get that viewers can be weird, but are they seriously complaining about Harry and Meghan getting coverage?
2. Ember Wolf: idk who's more out of touch, the royals or the bbc for taking complaints from viewers about coverage of their personal lives
3. Iris: What exactly constitutes "too much" coverage?
4. Mirage Lynx: how is the BBC even surprised by that reaction - come on, they've been milking this for clicks
5. Mayaibrahim: suddenly everyone cares about fairness when it benefits them. how many complaints were made in the last two years, hmm?
6. Milana: why would anyone be surprised by the 'too much' coverage?
7. Obsidian Specter: what complaints were they really worried about, the ones about overexposure or the thinly veiled racism?
8. Solar Warden: they actually showed that clip because it's the most mundane thing they've done as 'relatable' people, not because of some conspiracy
9. Wraith Ronin: can't believe some people still can't separate news from opinion. seems like they're mad it's coverage, not silence

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