Good question. The BBC cannot help itself to post clickbatish fake-news level articles to drive up clicks to its non-UK audience due to competition from its profitable rivals.
Unfortunately, us UK folks are paying our taxes for this nonsensical and biased garbage in which everything from cat memes and 16 yr old tech billionaires is somehow 'newsworthy'. It's now gotten worse as the editors are now trawling over Twitter in search of a story to post or quote in their articles.
I did the right thing and burned that TV license and I couldn't have been more happier. :)