On Friday night Nick Robinson hosted the Johnson v Corbyn debate with scrupulous impartiality, ensuring that each candidate had the same amount of time to speak, in accordance with BBC guidelines.

But notorious BBC climate propagandist Roger Harrabin seems to think the rules don’t apply to him. In this incoherent tweet (despite apparently having a degree in English, Harrabin has remarkably poor communication skills) he promotes a “FoE green scorechart”. It’s not clear what this scorechart is, nor is it clear who “you” refers to. But please do take him up on his offer of getting in touch via twitter or email roger.harrabin@bbc.co.uk

In another tweet Harrabin promoted the same Friends of the Earth message to his Green Blob buddies George Monbiot and Caroline Lucas.

Harrabin has an article on the BBC website, General election 2019: Labour ‘beats other parties on climate change‘, just five days before the election. In the article, the opinion of Friends of the Earth is presented at great length, with numerous quotes from their spokesman, a Mr David Timms. Praise is piled upon the Labour party, while the Conservative Party is described as “disappointing” and “bad”.

Here’s another “Friends of the Earth says…” tweet from Harrabin just a few days ago, and yet another one the day before that.

He has been called out on his blatant political campaigning by GWPF, by Matt Ridley and by me, but he continues to do it.