BBC Royal bias

We want the BBC to re-consider its idea of audience expectations when it comes to its coverage of the Royal Family. The BBC has announced a season of programmes to 'celebrate' the Coronation but I and many other licence payers like me are not so sure of this stance and would like to see the BBC take a more impartial view of the Royal Family and their place in a modern society. Why is this important? This is important because it reaches into the heart of the modern British nation. On the one hand there is a publicly funded institution that broadcasts and supports an idea of Britain that many people believe has had its day and on the other hand there is a voice of modern Britain that is being denied its place to be heard. The role of the BBC is to be impartial and to voice all opinions of the British people and not to project only the 'audience expectations' of the BBC Board of Governors. I feel the BBC is badly off target when it comes to understanding it's role in modern society and I think that only a massive public response will wake them from their slumber.