Launched just over five years ago, GB News reports a significant surge in viewership and influence, positioning itself as Britain's leading news channel amid a competitive media market.

The UK's media regulator, Ofcom, has launched an investigation into GB News following over 12,000 complaints regarding comments made by a guest who appeared to link pride parades with bestiality and paedophilia.

An Ebola probe has been initiated in London after a British national was rushed to the hospital following potential exposure to the deadly disease.

Jet2 has unveiled new and exclusive flight routes to various holiday destinations known for picturesque scenery and year-round sunshine.

Christian leaders are raising concerns over £28 million in church donations from Sir Paul Marshall, co-owner of GB News, citing a direct opposition between his climate views and those broadcast on the channel and the stance of the Church of England.

Winston Marshall, formerly the banjo player for Mumford & Sons, has made a significant career shift, becoming a 'free speech' YouTuber and right-wing commentator, with ties to GB News.

A group of church leaders has criticized Sir Paul Marshall, co-owner of GB News, for the channel's climate attacks, his "misleading" statements, and his hedge fund's £1.8 billion fossil fuel investments.

GB News is facing numerous complaints after a commentator on one of its shows suggested that a 'genocide' against white people is occurring in the UK, claiming immigrants could 'turn' on the white population.

GB News, a UK news channel, has received additional funding from its backers as the company reported a loss of £22 million.

TUI has introduced new flight routes to Djerba, Tunisia, promoting the island as an affordable and warm European-like destination. The new services aim to increase tourism to the North African island.

The Reform party in the UK is facing criticism, even from GB News, for its approach to social care and for allegedly turning dementia patients into a political issue.

The media regulator will not investigate GB News after a presenter claimed there was no riot in Belfast last month, despite receiving 446 complaints about comments made by Bev Turner regarding cars and houses being set on fire.

A serene Mediterranean location featuring vivid blue waters has been recognized as the world's most beautiful beach, making it into the top 20.

Matthew Torbitt, a prominent political commentator and GB News pundit, has been charged with two counts of fraud by false representation related to travel and expense claims during his time as a Labour adviser.

Lord Michael Grade, former Ofcom chair, stated that critics of GB News aim to limit free speech to a 'liberal, Islington consensus.' He welcomed the right-wing news channel's arrival five years ago, emphasizing its contribution to media 'plurality' and diverse viewpoints.

Michael Grade's defense of GB News has raised concerns among former regulators about a potential relaxation of Ofcom rules, prompting disquiet over the regulator's approach.

Michael Grade, the recently departed chair of Britain’s media watchdog Ofcom, has accused broadcasters of being "embarrassed" by GB News, dismissing impartiality concerns and stating the right-wing channel adheres to the same rules as other major broadcasters.

Sophie Corcoran, a GB News commentator, is suing the 10,000 Interns Foundation, which focuses on under-represented groups, for not offering internships to white people.

A new travel sale is offering discounts of up to £550 on all-inclusive holiday packages to popular destinations including Tunisia, Greece, and Spain.

The UK Labour party is facing criticism for spending £14 million on solar panels for the Democratic Republic of Congo, with critics arguing that taxpayers are being 'hammered' by bills at home.

Centre for Media Monitoring reports right-wing outlets Spectator and GB News often malign Muslims and their faith.

The right-leaning broadcaster GB News has received new funding from investors, reporting increased revenues due to growing TV and online audiences, despite still narrowing its losses.

Victoria will launch a parliamentary inquiry into the role of the far-right 'manosphere' in a series of 'disturbing' homophobic attacks targeting gay and bisexual men lured via dating apps.

GB News presenter Patrick Christys was ordered by police to leave his home in the middle of the night due to credible death threats from a migrant gang.

Matthew Torbitt, a former political advisor and GB News pundit, has admitted to committing fraud related to expense claims while working as a Labour aide. He pleaded guilty to the charges of fraudulent activity.

An underrated beach destination, significantly cheaper than Greece, is experiencing a surge in bookings as British tourists opt for more affordable sunny getaways.

Critics allege that a co-owner of GB News is 'cashing in on climate chaos' after his hedge fund nearly tripled its investments in fossil fuel companies in the first quarter, arguing that the news channel's attacks on climate action serve his financial interests.

Former Ofcom chair Michael Grade is facing criticism for his 'extraordinary' comments regarding the right-wing channel GB News and the possibility of politicians presenting programs, with critics calling for a fact-check.

The NHS has issued a warning to its staff, urging them to prepare for a potential Ebola outbreak in Britain and to isolate patients exhibiting symptoms.

GB News commentator Sophie Corcoran is suing the charity '10,000 Interns' for not offering her an internship, a case highlighted as part of broader anti-Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) 'lawfare' in the UK.

GB News presenter Eamonn Holmes is continuing his recovery after suffering a stroke last week. His eldest son, Declan Holmes, has provided further updates, stating his father is 'doing okay' and taking recovery one step at a time.

The new head of Ofcom faces the difficult task of enforcing impartiality laws against GB News, with Labour seeing this as an opportunity to address the UK's media landscape.

A magyar kormány mindenkit megkért, nem csak Putyint, hogy tegye a saját dolgát, ne a miénket, nyilatkozta a GB Newsnak a miniszterelnök egy esetleges dezinformációs kampány kapcsán.

The right-wing TV channel GB News has seen its losses rise to 130 million pounds. Despite this, its owners continue to promote Nigel Farage's 'Reform UK' party and exert pressure on the BBC.

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