Beth Rigby behaviour

[PM50]

What disgraceful behaviour from Beth Rigby in todays afternoon news.

Chasing a politician (Andy Burnham) down the street, screaming and shouting at the top of her voice !

This isn't  the sort of behaviour I pay my subscription to have to tolerate.

The police should investigate her for public order offences.

If it was any other person behaving like this, the news media would immediately start another witch hunt.

[Annie+UK]

https://www.ofcom.org.uk/make-a-complaint

[Timelord2018]

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@PM50 wrote:

What disgraceful behaviour from Beth Rigby in todays afternoon news.

Chasing a politician (Andy Burnham) down the street, screaming and shouting at the top of her voice !

This isn't  the sort of behaviour I pay my subscription to have to tolerate.

The police should investigate her for public order offences.

If it was any other person behaving like this, the news media would immediately start another witch hunt.

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Sky News is a free to air channel 

[Mark39]

@PM50 ...and if you find it offensive, don't watch it.

Almost all reporters are irritating sometimes.

[Patches11]

£30 for channels £32 for sports and pointless facts.   All "news people" are childish yellers, and they are proud of it, then you get the rambling prattler in the studio.   What I love is that after seeing a empty podium for an hour, they go to the press conference late, because of a hour of the same story five times, we must hear it again, and we must be told it's a podium and who it is, and the same story again. And breaking news that is 10 hours old, BBC's even worse, they're breaking news is a day old

[Nimbob]

Hey @PM50 

I am sorry to hear you were unhappy with what you seen on the afternoon news!

The best way to share your experience would be by sending an email to ViewerR@sky.uk. This will ensure your feedback gets to the correct place. 

[82bit]

Rigby, like most of Sky's talking heads, have an agenda and a narrative to push and journalistic standards are irrelevant to them these days. 

They know that legacy media has had its day, and viewership in constant decline is evidence of that. It's just a matter of time really, thankfully.