A heated legal clash has erupted in the UK as the High Court hears a challenge against Ofcom for not probing BBC's alleged anti-Brexit bias. Media critic David Keighley contends that the BBC has shown a recurring bias in favor of the EU over many years. His complaints stem from extensive analysis of the broadcaster's content, suggesting a lack of impartiality. Ofcom, however, defends its stance, arguing that assessing the entire programming output would be a "costly" endeavor. The court showdown continues as debates around media fairness reach boiling point.
