GB News

Nana akua , yes trymer I like her , I just feel the Chanel has moved away from its original audience, seems more leftie biased to me

JRM needed help and protection at Cardiff University, after giving a talk.

Pro Palestine ( no doubt Hamas supporters ) had to be held back from attacking the GB News man.

We've known about the disgusting Left and further Left infiltration of of Universities for years now.

Threats and violence.

The Left once advised.
Now it's do as we say or else!

I remember a few years ago some poor old Jewish gent who had been in a concentration camp was manhandled and dragged out of a Labour party conference...
Mosley said that Fascism comes from the left,Mussolini started out as a commie and plenty of other Fascists and National Socialists too.
Lefties spout about democracy until the vote goes against them (ie Brexit) same with freedom of speech,hypocrites that they are.

The  far left will continue to try and shut down GB News. If GB News lie, or slander, then there is legal recourse, let alone OFCOM.
What they do is present the world from the 'right' perspective (excuse the pun), rather than from a 'left' perspective (BBC, Sky) or far left perspective (Channel 4).
They also invite left wing commentators on to discuss issues. 
The left are effectively trying to suppress freedom of speech.
It really is that simple.

GB News could face Ofcom punishment after breach..Steven McIntosh, Entertainment reporter.

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Ofcom has said it is considering a statutory sanction against GB News, after the channel was found to have broken due impartiality rules.

The broadcast regulator announced in February it was investigating a Q&A session which saw Prime Minister Rishi Sunak take questions from the public.

On Monday, Ofcom said it had concluded the programme, called People's Forum: The Prime Minister, broke its broadcasting rules.

"Given this represents a serious and repeated breach of these rules, we are now starting the process for consideration of a statutory sanction against GB News," Ofcom said.

In a statement posted on its website, GB News said: , external"The upcoming general election will be decided by the people of Britain, not journalists, not Ofcom regulators, but ordinary people.

"That is why GB News decided to host a People’s Forum with Rishi Sunak earlier this year, to allow citizens a chance to directly challenge and interrogate their Prime Minister."

The broadcast regulator said the episode received a total of 547 complaints and was "presented in the context of the forthcoming UK general election".

Ofcom had "no issue with this programme's editorial format in principle", it said in its ruling.

"We recognised that this programme would focus mainly on the Conservative Party's policies and track record on a number of specific issues, meaning that Conservative viewpoints would be prevalent.

"We are clear that this, in and of itself, did not mean the programme could not comply with due impartiality rules under the code.

"It was incumbent on GB News, however, given the major matters under discussion, to ensure that an appropriately wide range of significant views was given due weight in the programme or in other clearly linked and timely programmes."

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The regulator noted the Labour Party's positions and views were not included, and nor was there a reference to any future programme where they would be.

Ofcom concluded: "We found that an appropriately wide range of significant viewpoints was not presented and given due weight in this case.

"As a result, Rishi Sunak had a mostly uncontested platform to promote the policies and performance of his government in a period preceding a UK general election."

The prime minister has said there will be a general election in the second half of 2024.

According to its website,, external Ofcom's sanctions could see the broadcast regulator:

impose a financial penalty

shorten a licence

revoke a licence

issue a direction not to repeat a programme

issue a direction to broadcast a correction or a statement of Ofcom’s finding

The broadcast regulator has found GB News in breach of its rules 12 times since it launched in 2021.

There are seven investigations still outstanding, including one into a programme hosted by its former presenter Dan Wootton in relation to fairness and privacy rules.

An episode of Nigel Farage's show is being investigated for due impartiality.

Other programmes, including Breakfast with Eamonn [Holmes] and Isabel [Webster] are being investigated under rules about due impartiality and broadcaster views/opinions.

In March, Ofcom told the channel it was "on notice" over future breaches.

The regulator warned repeated contraventions of the relevant part of its code could lead to a sanction.

GB News...really

Link, so we can all see/listen

Anyone?

Starmer on gb news now on about his election proposals , as I’ve said before , no more than a leftie mouth piece these days , only decent presenter is nana who continues to rip lefties on there one
Shame as was ok when started but might as well watch the commie bbc these days