GB News

GB News

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GB News is a privately owned British news channel offering television and radio broadcasts. Founded in 2021 and headquartered in the UK, the company employs approximately 230 people. Its programming focuses on news coverage.

Revenue

Founded

2021

Headcount

230

Headquarters

UK

Primary Segment

Media and TV services

Ownership

Privately Owned

News Summary:

GB News reported on an economic discussion featuring Justin Urquhart Stewart, who commented on Britain's financial state and a decline in economic confidence. A national patient-safety adviser, Professor James Walker, spoke on a GB News podcast, warning that a national inquiry into NHS maternity care failings may be insufficient without ministerial action. This followed Health Secretary Wes Streeting's announcement of a national investigation into systemic failings in maternity and neonatal safety. On September 17th, 2025, GB News contributed to media coverage of an out-of-town travel story. The channel also announced reaching one million Instagram followers. Finally, GB News aired comments from Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch regarding recent party member departures and the challenges facing the Conservatives.

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Dec

4th

2025

08:53

Capital Investment, B2B Tag

Brexit myth debunked as business investment in the UK up 20% since leaving bloc

Business investments in the UK economy have soared by 20 per cent since 2020 in another post-Brexit success story for Britain. This success has only continued to rise, with financing exceeding £300billion for the first time over the past year, according to exclusive analysis by Facts4EU for GB News.

Dec

4th

2025

05:06

Don’t like the OBR? Then stop borrowing so much

The left and the right have found a common enemy in the OBR, but if governments don’t like having their headroom wiped out by forecasts they should try running a surplus, says Tom Harwood Voices on the left and the right have found an unlikely common enemy in recent weeks: the much maligned Office for Budget Responsibility .

Dec

3rd

2025

21:53

'When this nation is teetering on the edge of bankruptcy it's time to focus on the big things,' Jacob Rees Mogg says

Because of all the rows about the former Prince Andrew, people have been looking at the Crown estates, what they are, how they work and who benefits from them. So let's get back to history. The beginning of the reign of George II in 1760, the King was meant to pay for a large slice of the government, and this came out of the Crown estates.

Dec

3rd

2025

07:59

Rachel Reeves's Budget branded 'final nail in the coffin' for British pubs as landlord fears closure: 'Absolutely awful!'

A pub landlord has told GB News even more British pubs will close as a result of Rachel Reeves's "absolutely awful" Budget. Speaking to the People's Channel, Kate Stewart declared the Chancellor's second Autumn Statement, set out last week, is the "final nail in the coffin" for the hospitality industry.

Nov

29th

2025

18:30

Emerging Tech, B2B Tag

UK Councils Deploy Growing Drone Fleets to Watch Residents

UK Councils Deploy Growing Drone Fleets to Watch Residents More than 60 councils across the United Kingdom now have trained drone pilots on staff. An additional dozen authorities have contacted the Civil Aviation Authority for guidance as they explore their own drone programs.

Nov

28th

2025

22:06

'Beyond the glossy headlines, Labour's optimism begins to unravel,' Matt Goodwin says

It is a Christmas miracle, apparently. Net migration has fallen. Britain is finally back in control. The Labour Government is celebrating. Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood is practically glowing. But when you look past the glossy headlines and you look at the actual numbers, I think that optimism begins to unravel.

Nov

28th

2025

09:54

'It’s killing us!' Andrew Griffith blasts 'bloated legal system' as under-35s leave UK in record numbers

Andrew Griffith has issued a stark warning that Britain risks losing its best and brightest young people if urgent action is not taken to tackle rising costs and bureaucratic hurdles. He said that a combination of an overburdened legal system and the increasing cost of living is driving talented under-35s to seek opportunities abroad.

Nov

28th

2025

09:46

Budget slammed as ‘massive gamble’ by Theo Underwood with taxes rising and services still failing

Theo Underwood has delivered a blistering assessment of Labour’s first Budget, arguing it sets the tone for a Parliament defined by higher taxes and deeper uncertainty. He says the Budget represents "a clear and unavoidable breach" of Labour’s 2024 manifesto pledge not to raise taxes on working people.

Nov

28th

2025

06:01

Labour MP tells GB News benefit claimants WON'T be encouraged to have more children after two-child cap axed

People on benefits will not be incentivised to have more children after Rachel Reeves scrapped the two-child benefits cap, a Labour MP has claimed. Gordon McKee, MP for South Glasgow, said the Chancellor's decision to lift the cap 16 months after seven of his colleagues were suspended for backing it was part of the Government's "moral mission".

Nov

27th

2025

09:04

Labour’s Budget 'tax hike is a choice NOT a necessity’, says Katherine Forster

Katherine Forster has delivered a blistering verdict on Labour’s Budget, arguing the Chancellor’s tax hikes were "a choice, not a necessity”. GB News's political correspondent said Rachel Reeves had been pushed into major U-turns, including scrapping the two-child benefit cap she once called unaffordable, because Labour backbenchers were “so deeply unhappy” with the Government’s direction.

Nov

27th

2025

06:00

POLL OF THE DAY: Are you in favour of paying more tax if it only goes to those most in need?

Rachel Reeves yesterday delivered her so-called "benefits Budget" - which raised tax by £26billion. The Chancellor’s decisions put Britain on course for a record tax burden as she hiked levies after weaker economic forecasts left holes in her previous spending plans.

Nov

26th

2025

21:26

'The Government of leaks, internal fighting, public blunders and high taxation - it's ruining the economy,' says Jacob Rees-Mogg

Today, the Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, delivered the most shambolic Budget in British history. Weeks of leaks had already removed any element of surprise from today's announcements. Every newspaper, website and gossip column had already told us what was coming.

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