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It follows the BBC political editor Nick Robinson's admission that the corporation had made a "terrible mistake" over its coverage of immigration, admitting it censored concerns over fears they could trigger racism.

Scotland's Culture Secretary Fiona Hyslop agreed with criticism of the BBC's "bias" but insisted pro-independence supporters must be "calm" in debating the issue, warning that "closed minds" could undermine efforts to resolve the "real challenge" faced by the BBC over its coverage of Scotland as it negotiates the renewal of its charter with a hostile Conservative government.

Last month US Secretary of State John Kerry described it as a "propaganda bullhorn" over its coverage of the Ukraine crisis.

A Tory minister has lashed out at the BBC over its coverage of climate change, claiming it gives too much prominence to sceptics.

It has always ricocheted from trouble to trouble, and it has crisis in its bones, back to 1926 when it survived a dogfight with Churchill over its coverage of the General Strike.

The BBC said it received 378 complaints from viewers over its coverage, including from those who felt too much time was devoted to the story and others who were disappointed at the change in BBC One's schedule for rolling coverage.

RT's London-based correspondent Sara Firth resigned in July this year over its coverage of the shooting down of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17, accusing it of the "most shockingly obvious misinformation".

It was living under a long shadow cast by the rows over its coverage of a controversial war.

The criticism continued over its coverage of Colin Kaepernick last year and his protest of the national anthem.

The president's tweet was the latest escalation in his beef with CNN over its coverage of him and his administration.

Police are also accused of intimidating another station, Radio Progreso, over its coverage of agrarian conflicts in the region.