Anyone watch the BBC News Special on just now? Called "Politics in Crisis", main image is of Boris Johnson, and there was barely any focus on today's decision.
Kuenssberg didn't refer to the unlawful nature of what Johnson did at all, and instead referred to it as a "very high wire strategy".
Andrew Neil, hosting it, then spent what felt like forever shouting over Chuka Umunna about why they weren't calling for a vote of no confidence, despite Chuka repeatedly trying to tell him that it was because there was no faith in Boris, who'd just been found to have broken the law, obeying the law and asking the EU for an extension.
There was then a short interlude where they asked some members of the public what their stance was. The Remain supporting person was questioned on what their plan of action is then if we were to replace Boris, and what they would do about the EU going forward. The Leave supporter, who followed and closed the segment, was allowed to state that we should just get on with it and we'll be fine "because we've done it before" completely unchallenged.
Andrew Neil then repeated what he did with Chuka Umunna with Dan Carden of Labour, shouting over him about a vote of no confidence, while Carden tried to explain again what the risks of that were at this time. He took it one step further this time though, asking Carden to make a guarantee to the public that should a vote of confidence take place and Corbyn come in as caretaker PM, that once an extension had been secured, Corbyn would call a GE. This, despite Carden telling Neil that he didn't know what cross-party conversations were taking place, or what decisions were likely to be made.
Following Carden was a Brexit Party MEP, who was afforded far more time to explain her point of view and where the Brexit Party stood, and while she received some interruption, it was far less frequent, shouty, and challenging. She also closed the show talking about their GE strategy.
Essentially no coverage of Johnson breaking the law, some nice platforming of the Brexit Party, and two, unprompted, pressing interviews, full of interruptions, with Remain MPs.
BBC Political coverage is absolutely shocking at the moment.