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SCP440 · 16th January 2021, 17:16

I have just seen the news tonight and I thought it odd that the BBC were saying how India is starting the biggest vaccine program in the world today and they are planning on vaccinating 300,000 people a day, they apparently only managed to do two thirds of that. Then there was an article on the UK's vaccination program, they have managed to do 366,000 today.

Why is our BBC news bigging up India when we are doing more and have less vaccination centres?

I am sure many will disagree but apart from some wrong turns I think our government are doing the best job that can be expected considering nobody knows what the next curveball this virus is going to throw. Yesterday the news announced our economy shrunk by 2% in November, I am amazed it is not more considering what is going on or more precisely what is not happening.

Our BBC need to start looking at the positives and not always trying to find the negatives.

16th January 2021, 17:16	#1
SCP440 I really should get out more....... MG ZT-T 260 Join Date: Feb 2016 Location: Witney Posts: 2,504 Thanks: 6 Thanked 910 Times in 571 Posts	More negative BBC news I have just seen the news tonight and I thought it odd that the BBC were saying how India is starting the biggest vaccine program in the world today and they are planning on vaccinating 300,000 people a day, they apparently only managed to do two thirds of that. Then there was an article on the UK's vaccination program, they have managed to do 366,000 today. Why is our BBC news bigging up India when we are doing more and have less vaccination centres? I am sure many will disagree but apart from some wrong turns I think our government are doing the best job that can be expected considering nobody knows what the next curveball this virus is going to throw. Yesterday the news announced our economy shrunk by 2% in November, I am amazed it is not more considering what is going on or more precisely what is not happening. Our BBC need to start looking at the positives and not always trying to find the negatives.