You mean the article which spends 80% of its content summarizing Bana's Twitter account also includes some quotes from Bana and her mother, which don't support your claim that her mother is an English teacher (which, by the way, I don't have trouble believing, but I'm pointing out that there is less substantiation for it than the things which you have criticized, TDM), and which ultimately are coming from Bana and her mother, and so would be no more reputable than Bana's own Twitter account?
Also, you're referencing the BBC, which is a government-owned, funded, and operated propaganda station, to which I would say: Got anything with a little credibility? The former BBC host who is now a host on RT says that while at BBC, he had to do hours of pre-show prep to make sure that what he was going to talk about wouldn't contradict British government positions, but that at RT, nobody asks him to not discuss certain subjects, or to present certain positions. RT is a lot more credible than BBC.