GB News

[gant]

'The Context' at 9pm on BBC news always has a panel of talking heads, one from each side of the debate.

Do people still watch the BBC, if it's still in large numbers then that's a lot of power to influence and the government of the day to influence by determining how much licence fee to charge.

 

[Odds]

Do people still watch the BBC, if it's still in large numbers then that's a lot of power to influence and the government of the day to influence by determining how much licence fee to charge.

I watch it. Can't say it influences my choices that much, unless they're still using infrared beams contained within flashing images of Mary Whitehouse to insist we're all going to Hell. In a handcart. Is this Car man's infamous slippery slope? Grease me up, Scotty; i'm a-comin' home!

 

[blup]

Stopped listening to the beeb after brexhit, overnight it became a debate between the no deal and deal wings of the tory party/right wing.

Blup

 

[diy_fun_uk]

Another presenter suspended

Chaos at GB News grows as presenter Calvin Robinson mutinies

Reverend Calvin Robinson wrote on X, formerly Twitter, that he has been suspended from GB News following the Laurence Fox row.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[blup]

Foxxy has called gbnews the home of cancel culture, bunch of egotists running a national tv channel, bit like the tory party selecting prime ministers, completely inward looking.

Blup

 

[carmanmemoranda]

So you think you can only make comment by viewing different views and sites of the present day?

I think its very biased to just look at anything from 1 angle only yes. Don't you

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Its not cognitive bias, its choice. The news is the news to some degree, but you choose which channel you watch for the spin and the analysis put on it by the channel. Prior to GB news, there was no new channel that presented the spin and analysis in a way that was close to my thinking and belief.

That's exactly cognitive bias.

If you think its right, that's your choice

 

[Notch7]

Do people still watch the BBC, if it's still in large numbers then that's a lot of power to influence and the government of the day to influence by determining how much licence fee to charge.

the BBC has Tory majority on its board and it is far too weak on scrutinising the ever flowing bullsh1t from this govt

 

[Deleted member 294929]

Well my assumption, listening to Lawrence's comments about Ava is that he must be bent.

 

[Notch7]

As opposed to swallowing everything the BBC and sly news says

please provide an example of bias from either BBC or Sky news

 

[Notch7]

Well my assumption, listening to Lawrence's comments about Ava is that he must be bent.

she isnt really my type to be honest, but no red blooded male would deny she is pretty hot

 

[Deleted member 294929]

Do people still watch the BBC, if it's still in large numbers then that's a lot of power to influence and the government of the day to influence by determining how much licence fee to charge.

I very rarely do. I don't watch much of any terrestrial TV now my TV has been fixed

 

[Deleted member 294929]

she isnt really my type to be honest, but no red blooded male would deny she is pretty hot

She is my sort of girl, but I suspect that I'm not her sort of fella.
I may be wrong but it's unlikely.

 

[Notch7]

GB news set their stall out to have a presenter and two talking heads from opposite sides of the political spectrum. Sky and the BBC don't do that.

absolutely they do

sky news press review regularly has:
Carole Malone
Mark Wallace
Kate Andrews
Henry Hill
Alex Deane

Henry Hill is deputy editor of Conservative Home
Kate Andrews is at the Spectator (and ex IEA)

 

[Deleted member 294929]

Show me any self respecting man who would climb into bed with her.

That is what Lawrence said.

Ask the bent side of Brighton and I bet you would get more takers than not.