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2 July 2025News GB News threatens legal action over reports promoting M&SGB News threatens legal action over reports promoting M&S
Rightwing broadcaster says its sudden enthusiasm for the middle classes’ favourite supermarket is ‘simply editorial content’ – and says it will sue if we suggest anything else.
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27 June 2025News GB News axes homophobic showGB News axes homophobic show
When GB News broadcast a dangerous lie about LGBTQ+ people on its show Headliners, over 70,000 people complained to Ofcom. Now the channel has taken it off air.
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23 June 2025News GB News: Presenter dropped for calling out racismGB News: Presenter dropped for calling out racism
When Albie Amankona spoke out on racism, the rightwing channel that claims to defend free speech dropped him. But GB News can’t operate above the law.
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28 May 2025News You can’t support Pride and fund attacks on LGBTQ+ peopleYou can’t support Pride and fund attacks on LGBTQ+ people
Firms who advertise on GB News are paying for a channel built on hatred. It’s time for companies to pick a side – hate or Pride.
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27 May 2025News LGBTQ+ coalition intervenes in Ofcom’s GB News investigationLGBTQ+ coalition intervenes in Ofcom’s GB News investigation
GB News has doubled down on the damaging lie the rightwing channel put out earlier this year. We’re teaming up with LGBTQ+ organisations to fight back.
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17 March 2025News Ofcom launches investigation into GB News over LGBTQ+ slurOfcom launches investigation into GB News over LGBTQ+ slur
Broadcast that received more than 70,000 complaints over a lie linking the LGBTQ+ community to paedophilia will be subject to a formal investigation.
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17 April 2024Case Update Ofcom backs down over GB NewsOfcom backs down over GB News
Under threat of legal action, Ofcom has abandoned a two-tier approach to impartiality touted by its CEO. But inaction on broadcasting bias remains deeply concerning.