NCP leader Andy Brooks joined other Korean solidarity campaigners demonstrating outside BBC headquarters in central London on Saturday. The picket, called by the Korean Friendship Association (KFA), was protesting at the appalling bias of the BBC against the DPR Korea and it was probably the biggest KFA picket of the BBC in recent years.

KFA Chairman Dermot Hudson said that: “The BBC represents the ruling elite, the so-called ‘Epstein class’. In fact, in the past, the BBC employed the likes of Jimmy Savile and Huw Edwards. Who knows if there are more such people at the BBC. BBC staff enjoy massive salaries paid for by the extortionate BBC license fee of £180 per year and the taxpayer. The BBC’s lies about
People’s Korea are endless and are too numerous to mention. The BBC simply reproduces and recycles the lying propaganda of the fascist south Korean puppet regime – the sworn enemy of People’s Korea.”

He also denounced the BBC for spreading fake news about a so-called “crypto-currency heist”, saying: “The DPRK does not need crypto-currency. It is beating the US and UN sanctions through self-reliance. This is just another fake case to frame the DPRK.”