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Is the new Conservative leader “fresh”, or are we back in 1975? Plus: more drama at the Observer and a…

By Alison Phillips

Boris Johnson’s appointment as a presenter is a moment to have a serious conversation about the channel’s future.

By Lewis Goodall

Failed politicians are taking over the media.

By Fred Skulthorp

The former Ukip leader may be right to think the Conservatives will follow where he leads.

By Rachel Cunliffe

Lawrence Fox and Dan Wooton have nowhere left to hide.

By Clive Martin

Inflation hits Curly Wurlies and menswear.

By The Chatterer

The channel’s former prime-time host is not a happy man.

By The Chatterer

The right-wing channel’s two existing Tory MP presenters earn £40,000-plus each.

By The Chatterer

The combative presenter reflects on Cristiano Ronaldo, cancel culture and the “infinite patience” of Rupert Murdoch.

By William Turvill

A belief in accountability does not involve condoning threats or violence – and freedom of expression does not mean freedom…

By Billy Bragg

Conservatives are far worse – take GB News’ daily broadcast of “God Save The Queen”.

By Pravina Rudra

How are radical start-up outlets that thrived under the last Labour leader faring in the Keir Starmer era, and against…

By Harry Clarke-Ezzidio

After the departure of Andrew Neil, the channel is even more dependent on conservative papers for publicity.

By Ian Burrell

The UK could be on course for two Fox News-style channels.

By Ian Burrell

The BBC and Sky News are hardly hotbeds of Marxism – so GB News could never be a truly “mainstream”…

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Vince Cable’s comments on GB News mirror the government’s concerns that confronting Beijing will have economic consequences for Britain.

By Freddie Hayward