BBC journalists have reportedly been instructed not to describe America’s abduction of Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro as a “kidnapping”, according to a British newspaper columnist.
The editorial instruction was unveiled on Monday by Owen Jones, a commentator with more than a million followers on social media. Jones said a memo from BBC management had been passed to him.
According to an image Jones uploaded with his post, the guidelines told BBC journalists to use “captured” when referring to…
BBC journalists reportedly told to avoid saying US ‘kidnapped’ Venezuelan leader Maduro
