I can watch the BBC by fair means or foul, and it's changed beyond measure since I left the country, cowed by decades of the right piling on it for being too "left-wing".
The BBC has never, ever at any point in its history been left-wing. It has always been fundamentally pro-establishment. A good example of this is the constant fawning over the Royal Family, and always towing the line of the government of the day.
What it has been - and what some people confuse with being left wing - is socially liberal. That means having black newsreaders, gay presenters, disabled presenters, equal numbers of women presenters and so on. That's not in itself left-wing. There are plenty of people in the Conservative party who are happy with that. Indeed, there are also a fair few left-wing people who are social bigots.
But of course this got twisted by politicians and journalists acting in bad faith to mean that the BBC is "left-wing", and the lie has been repeated so often as to become a truism, and the cowards and placemen in charge of the organisation have caved in to the extent that BBC news department is now almost entirely run by people who are or have been members of the Conservative party.
On top of this, there's also the deliberate conflation of balance (giving equal airtime to two sides of an unproven argument) and equivalence (giving equal airtime to facts and fiction) which the BBC has been constantly caught doing. Look at the guest lists for Question Time if you have any doubt about that.
The BBC has always had a massive hard-on for Farage, and he was on Question Time practically every bloody week. I think I'm right in saying he's been on there more than anyone else. And never mind the way they recruit the audience members they invite to speak. Even now, half of every BBC news bulletin consists of vox pops from angry Brexit voters in Boston.
How on earth can you say that the BBC is anti-Brexit? I'd say they were largely responsible for causing it.