[Tubby Isaacs]

Chinny reckon. That would have been brought up when the BBC sacked Clarkson.

[Boiler]

When Auntie got rid of that foursome of fuckwits they did get a black presenter (Rory Reid) who was actually very good. Then it descended into fucking Flintoff and McGuinness...

[Youngian]

Is there a market for the memoirs of a hard up ex TV producer and his imaginary life long battles with wokery? Piers Morgan thinks so.

[Tubby Isaacs]

[Boiler]

They're empty vessels?

[Andy McDandy]

https://www.thepoke.com/2025/11/13/gb-n ... it-better/

GBeebies joining in the BBC bashing, because nothing says patriotism like calling for your country's largest and oldest broadcaster to be destroyed because the US President doesn't like it. As commentators say, how has a small channel, with a tiny audience, and a history of largely poor broadcasting (the rest being risible) become so influential? Maybe because everyone thought it was a joke until it was too late.

Wankers.

[Boiler]

Controversy generates outrage and clicks amongst the chattering classes and the metropolitan liberal elites.

[Youngian]

Paul Marshall, the moneybags fascist who bankrolls GBN, claims he is a liberal who just wants to contribute to a more pluralist media landscape. Has he approached any left wing outfits like Novara Media with his millions to ugrade them to a news gathering organisations? Of course not, the lying racist cunt.

[davidjay]

https://www.thepoke.com/2025/11/13/gb-n ... it-better/

GBeebies joining in the BBC bashing, because nothing says patriotism like calling for your country's largest and oldest broadcaster to be destroyed because the US President doesn't like it. As commentators say, how has a small channel, with a tiny audience, and a history of largely poor broadcasting (the rest being risible) become so influential? Maybe because everyone thought it was a joke until it was too late.

Wankers.

How did a one-man pressure group manage to bring about the most catastrophic decision in modern British history? How did a tiny party get so much unquestioning media coverage? I have the horrible feeling that we have to accept there are more bigots out there than we'd like to admit

[Boiler]

There are.

[Killer Whale]

And they're fucking winning.

[Boiler]

Indeed they are.

[mattomac]

Because the Communists biggest "enemy" was the SPD and not the National Socialists

[davidjay]

It may have been on here that someone said considering the amount of anti-European media we had for decades prior to the referendum, the real surprise was that the result was so close. In the same way, a Fascist government is long overdue.

[Tubby Isaacs]

Sorry we wrongly said you'd been to prison, Mrs Markell.

This is the organization that the modern Conservative Party prefers to the BBC.

https://pressgazette.co.uk/the-wire/new ... son-claim/

[Malcolm Armsteen]

Mendacious fuckwits.

[satnav]

I would love it if Doria sued GB News for a couple of Billion and sent the channel into liquidation. That would be my idea of karma.

[Tubby Isaacs]

Mine too.

I've wondered how they get away with the stuff they do, more generally, without getting sued.

[Andy McDandy]

Careful wording and out of court settlements, I'd guess.

[Boiler]

What's the chances of Ofcom doing anything about this? Zero? Fuck all?

https://www.theguardian.com/media/2025/ ... acy-claims

[Chris ]Banatvala, who was Ofcom’s founding director of standards, said the regulator was under “intense pressure to act”.

He said: “This case poses a real challenge for the regulator – not least because of the considerable leeway it has already given GB News and because it involves an interview with a sitting US president.

“While this style of interview – with no challenge and a presenter effectively feeding lines – may be the norm for Newsmax and Fox News, I’ve never seen anything comparable on a UK-established domestic broadcaster. There is no doubt this programme warrants investigation for potential breaches of the due impartiality and misleading rules.

“If Ofcom chooses not to investigate, it would effectively signal that the regulator has abandoned impartiality and broadcasters no longer need to comply with these rules.”

An Ofcom spokesperson said: “We are assessing the complaints against our rules, but are yet to decide whether or not to investigate.”

One has to wonder what purpose Ofcom actually serves...