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Petition against the Chairman of the BBC for the unfair treatment of Sir Cliff Richard

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karyn ann neal
12 years ago

We tend to jump now and later questions later unfortunately some damage can't be fixed but at least an apology helps.

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dorothy inskip
12 years ago

disgracefull

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vien tehupuring
12 years ago

keep strong and. God is always there for you and for God's time is the best time

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Joy Dyer
12 years ago

The BBC need to make a public apology, and soon , to Sir Cliff Richard, for their deplorable and despicable handling of their reporting regarding the Police search of Cliff's house whilst he was not even in the country, let alone not at home. Their news coverage at best could be described as insensitive, and they need to be held responsible for besmirching the character of Britain's most successful and well-loved music star whom had not been questioned, arrested or charged for any wrong-doing. It cannot be right that Cliff's integrity was immediately assumed to be in doubt, yet all the complaints about how this situation was handled have been dismissed without any thought as to whether they might be justified! The BBC used to be my broadcaster of choic e

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June Challis
12 years ago

I cannot understand why the Home Affairs Committee thpught the BBC had behaved correctly.

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Ann hawkes
12 years ago

disgusting behaviour on behalf of the BBC

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pam banks
12 years ago

cliff....sorry sir Cliff is entitled to an apology for the way things were dealt with... there is a right way and a wrong way.... you did it the wrong way. why can't you be big enough to admit it?

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jenny walker
12 years ago

The way Sir Cliff rRichard has been treated is unforgivable ,This is so unfair nobody i know believes he could ever do such a thing and that is the thoughts of none fan's too , must be the worst feeling ever ,lets hope lessons can be learnt from this for this crazyness will never happen again,

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lynn arnold
12 years ago

the chairman of the bbc over the coverage of allegations against sir cliff richard

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Jill
12 years ago

The BBC behaved disgracefully towards a man who had not even been charged....he deserves a public apology for their "gutter press" style of reporting.

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s burnett
12 years ago

i agree he needs a public apoiogy

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allyson fordham
12 years ago

The treatment by the BBC of Sir Cliff Richard, it was beneath what I thought the organisation stood for - which is fair unbiased reporting. now on reflection - I question how many other stories have had the hand of the bbc in it. The failures of the bbc in the past should not make it possible for them as an organisation to clear their own failures by destroying the very long time held reputation of a man - a human being - I really hope your organisation is proud of its self because I a British citizen am ashamed and so are my friends from around the world.. I shall no longer be watching or listening to any bbc news or once again be watching the bbc "one show". . I hope you will put this situation right.

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maureen bailey
12 years ago

put an end to this farce now ,its disgusting that Cliff has goot to suffer wwhen theres no evidence to support these ridiculous claims

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margaret cooke
12 years ago

a public apology to cliff after the way he has been treated

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Sandra Stennett
12 years ago

Cliff is a man of integrity and has been treated shabbily

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heather jefferson
12 years ago

appolagise to Cliff as he is inocent of all he is accuced of.

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Lucy Tsappi
12 years ago

There should be a public apology to Cliff

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william layton
12 years ago

I believe both the police and the BBC have handled the Sir Cliff situation in a terrible way.Both parties should issue a public apology to him. With immediate effect.

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yvonne gumery
12 years ago

unfair to do this to one of our most popular artist in this country

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Sylvia Fisher
12 years ago

It about time that the BBC gave a public apology to Sir cliff Richard for the way they handled the situation and for putting Sir cliff in this traumatic time and give him the respect he deserves