BBC under fire for Charlie Kirk coverage after interviewing 'laughing' democrat

Furious viewers have accused the BBC of distasteful coverage after interviewing a laughing democrat activist following the assassination of Charlie Kirk. During the coverage of the assassination of Charlie Kirk, the broadcaster included the panellist, Joi Chaney, who said the republican activist 'wasn't admired and loved by all'. Ms Chaney, a Democratic strategist,  was responding after Donald Trump 's tribute to Mr Kirk, who was shot dead at a university campus in Utah , calling him 'legendary'. The conservative commentator, a married father of two, was struck in the neck by a single bullet while addressing the crowd about mass shootings yesterday. When asked by the presenter if this was a shocking moment for the country, Ms Chaney agreed but went on to mockingly say: 'I never shared a Trump post in my life. I will contemplate sharing this one. But what I will say with a caveat. He wasn't admired and loved by all, so that's an exaggeration.'