The Daily Telegraph newspaper, citing a comprehensive four-month analysis of the broadcaster's output across multiple platforms, alleges that the BBC breached its own editorial guidelines of impartiality over 1,500 times during the height of the Israel-Hamas conflict. The report further reveals what it calls a "deeply worrying pattern of bias."

The report, compiled by a group of 20 lawyers and 20 data scientists using artificial intelligence to analyze nine million words of BBC output, raises concerns about the impartiality of the renowned broadcasting corporation. Former BBC executive Danny Cohen has reacted to the report's findings by calling for an independent inquiry into the news coverage.

The analysis accuses the BBC of portraying a skewed view of the conflict by consistently siding against Israel. It claims that the broadcaster labeled the militant organization Hamas, which engages in acts of violence against Israel, as a "resistance movement," causing outrage among protesters outside the BBC headquarters in London.

The BBC, however, has raised questions regarding the methodology employed in the compilation of the report. As of now, this report stands alone in its verdict of bias against the Corporation.

The findings of the report raise concerns about the objectivity and impartiality of one of the world's most prominent news organizations. The BBC, known for its far-reaching influence and reputation for reliable journalism, has been urged to address the allegations and to ensure a fair and balanced presentation of news events in the future.

As the debate regarding the portrayal of the Israel-Gaza conflict continues, the spotlight is on the BBC, with public scrutiny mounting. Deadline has reached out to the BBC for a statement regarding the allegations of bias, inviting the broadcaster to respond to the concerns raised by the report's findings.