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'''GB News''' is a news television and radio channel based in the United Kingdom. The channel is described as right-leaning and [[conservative]], and has been compared to the USA's [[Fox News]]. | '''GB News''' is a news television and radio channel based in the United Kingdom. The channel is described as right-leaning and [[conservative]], and has been compared to the USA's [[Fox News]]. | ||
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| + | On 27 October 2023, it was announced that former UK Prime Minister [[Boris Johnson]] would be hosting a world affairs programme on the channel, starting in 2024. Johnson, who was interviewed by the channel in 2021, was a keen supporter of the anti-establishment [[Brexit]] movement, but has since shown his neocon tendencies in supporting the NATO War in Ukraine. | ||
== Presenters == | == Presenters == | ||
Revision as of 09:37, October 28, 2023
GB News is a news television and radio channel based in the United Kingdom. The channel is described as right-leaning and conservative, and has been compared to the USA's Fox News.
History
On 27 October 2023, it was announced that former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson would be hosting a world affairs programme on the channel, starting in 2024. Johnson, who was interviewed by the channel in 2021, was a keen supporter of the anti-establishment Brexit movement, but has since shown his neocon tendencies in supporting the NATO War in Ukraine.
Presenters
Presenters on GB News include:
- John Cleese
- Michelle Dewberry
- Paul Embery
- Nigel Farage
- Darren Grimes
- Boris Johnson
- Neil Oliver
- Calvin Robinson
Former on-air staff include: