"The BBC, is in a class of it's own, when it comes to biased output, The best example, was I think...a live Newsnight program, with an Audience, some pratt on the panel, said... that "The majority of people coming across in small boats, were women and babies"...Then someone in the Audience shouted out..."No their Not"......"

That would be a live Question Time programme June 12th 2025 from Fleetwood, Lancashire which caused some controversy, BBC report here
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c5yq1g0x404o

BBC Question Time always had a panellist from the Goverment and one from the Opposition. Other panellists to have a wide range of views. When they broadcast from outside London they also have to look at and represent local opinion. So for this programme panellists were Darren Jones Labour, Simon Clark Conservative, Sarah Onley Lib Dem, Zia Yosuth ReformBBC

At the start of the programme Fiona Bruce said Fleetwood is a snapshot of the changing face of UK politics, a Labour MP, Conservatives local borough, county council Reform UK. The audience reflects this.

You have to apply to be in the audience, then asked questions about who you voted for, who you now intend to vote for, whether a member of a political party, how you voted in the EU referendum. You can also submit questions. A broad range of views selected.

As you can read controvesy was about Darren Jones seeing a unsafe dinghy arrive with the majority being women, children and babies when with the Border Force and Zia Yusuf saying over 90% of those arriving in small boats were adult men which is untrue.
Hardly biased output.