Richard Littlejohn criticizes the British Broadcasting Corporation for losing touch with mainstream Britain and accuses it of institutional bias, particularly towards left-wing perspectives. He highlights recent controversies, including the Panorama program's misleading coverage of Donald Trump and the subsequent resignations of top executives Tim Davie and Deborah Turness. Littlejohn laments the broadcaster's perceived self-importance and detachment from its traditional audience, arguing that its news and current affairs output no longer reflects the views of Middle England. He concludes by suggesting that only a leader like Roger Mosey, known for his impartiality and experience, could restore the broadcaster's credibility and reconnect it with the public.