[satnav]

The market for right wing knobheads has become extremely crowded so people like Toby Young, Laurence Fox and Piers Morgan have to increasingly resort making ever more outrageous comments to remain relevant.

[Bones McCoy]

The market for right wing knobheads has become extremely crowded so people like Toby Young, Laurence Fox and Piers Morgan have to increasingly resort making ever more outrageous comments to remain relevant.

Also Dan Wootton.

[Bones McCoy]

Hang on a minute. I thought Laura K. was meant to be a blatant Tory shill ?

Not if you're standing where Toby "Freeze Peach" Young is.

We can discuss Kuenssberg's scorecard if you like:
Another election, three more "whoopsies" which completely coincidentally played the tory tune.

[satnav]

Apparently after GBNews offered a voluntary redundancy scheme to cut cost the response was overwhelming with a large number of staff rushing to leave a sinking ship.

[Bones McCoy]

Apparently after GBNews offered a voluntary redundancy scheme to cut cost the response was overwhelming with a large number of staff rushing to leave a sinking ship.

I hope none were foolish enough to consider offers to run for vacant Tory constituencies.

[Bones McCoy]

GB News could face Ofcom punishment after breach

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cyxxlge97deo

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.

[Malcolm Armsteen]

Yeah. Right...

[Bones McCoy]

Yeah. Right...

20 lines of "I must not be a biased broadcaster".

[Youngian]

GB News could face Ofcom punishment after breach

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cyxxlge97deo

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.

I’m assuming the transgression was the lack of diverse opinion among the audience. Sounds like small beer compared to the far right poison this channel spews out on a daily basis.

[satnav]

All the stations presenters are convinced that certain people want to see the channel closed. I think this is a ridiculous suggestion I quite like the idea that all the right wing nutjobs are now all on one channel that can easily be avoided.

[mattomac]

Certain Tories bleating today and when you look at their majorities you can tell why.

[Youngian]

All the stations presenters are convinced that certain people want to see the channel closed. I think this is a ridiculous suggestion I quite like the idea that all the right wing nutjobs are now all on one channel that can easily be avoided.

GBN sets a dangerous precedent that there is no such thing as balanced news reporting or objective truths. Highlighting facts that zealots and dumbarses don’t want to hear is liberal/lefty bias in their heads.

[Tubby Isaacs]

Two GB News presenters here. Bev Turner, obviously, and Rebecca Jane who I've never heard of.

As someone BTL puts it, "Rebecca, you think Bev has proof that her theories are right but are holding back because the details were revealed in a private conversation with Matthew Sweet?"

[Tubby Isaacs]

Another of the better known ones at GB News has been sacked.

I still can't believe that the BBC let The Money Programme die. I'd have thought Finance was something GB News could have gone for, which they could have done within the regular GB News framework. No shortage of "businessmen with a sense of destiny" to do that. But I guess, it cost more money that having another hour moaning about rainbow lanyards.

[Bones McCoy]

Two GB News presenters here. Bev Turner, obviously, and Rebecca Jane who I've never heard of.

As someone BTL puts it, "Rebecca, you think Bev has proof that her theories are right but are holding back because the details were revealed in a private conversation with Matthew Sweet?"

So she turns around, and she's like .......

[satnav]

With Rees-Mogg, Lee Anderson, Nigel Farage and Philip Davies about to step away from GB News over the election period the station is worried that it might be understaffed for the next 6 weeks. Its remaining presenters could end up having to work double shifts to plug the gaps.

If only they were part of a union they would be able to rebel against these unacceptable working practices.

[Tubby Isaacs]

I read that Farage can present seeing he isn't a candidate.

[satnav]

He can but he is taking leave so that he can go on a charm offensive in this country before heading off to the big Apple.

[Tubby Isaacs]

Thanks. I wonder if he'll stick to that. He's turning down as much TV (and free professionally produced youtube hits) to walk round run down seaside resorts and covered in the local rag?