They had their license revoked after broadcasting a "confession" by Canadian journalist Maziar Bahari that was conducted after torturing him and under threat of execution.
Then they apparently admitted to being editorially controlled by their Iranian branch, who are not licensed to broadcast in the UK.
http://stakeholders.ofcom.org.uk/enforcement/broadcast-licen...
If they were any good at the international diplomacy soft power game they'd have just made sure only pro-Iranian people got hired to work at Press TV. Kind of like RT and Al Jazeera.
Nothing there is a condemnation of the West. http://www.presstv.ir/detail/181727.html According to Wikileaks the West has been trying to remove Press TV's broadcast.
"Of course there was some physical torture. He beat me, hit me with a belt, punched and kicked me but to me the scarier parts were these conversations because I could see he had a very wrong view of the world.
If the answer is yes, don't you see a fatal flaw in such political programme?