British media

In a major coup for British broadcaster GB News, Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced that he will be joining the network.

The BBC has come under fire amid reports that a “well-known” presenter stayed on air after accusations of paying a teen for explicit pictures.

Nigel Farage shocked the establishment again by winning the Best News Presenter and warned media elites that they should be “frightened”.

Left-wing publisher issued an apology amid allegations that it had covered up sexual harassment by a prominent columnist.

The BBC has complained after Twitter slapped its main account with a “government funded media” tag, joining the likes of NPR in America. 

Publicly owned Channel 4 debuted “body positive” show with adults, including post-op trans, stripping down naked in front of children.

Gary Lineker, a prominent BBC pundit, has compared new measures aimed at enforcing Britain’s borders to the actions of Nazi Germany.

Veteran conservative presenter Mark Steyn has quit GB News over alleged demands that he personally pay for broadcasting fines in Britain.

The legacy media in Britain has argued that the term ‘globalist’ is an antismetic slur against Jewish people and therefore should be banned.

In a potentially major backlash to the #MeToo movement, the UK may grant anonymity to suspected criminals to prevent “trial by media”.

The controversial Chinese app TikTok has shot up the list of news sources for British teenagers, alongside Instagram and Youtube.

Nigel Farage has overtaken Piers Morgan in the ratings as the former CNN host has slumped following his interview with Donald Trump.

Piers Morgan “stitched up” Donald Trump by “deceptively editing” an interview with the former president, Nigel Farage said.

The mainstream media in Britain have attempted this week to turn Russell Brand into their very own Joe Rogan-style figure of controversy, labelling the self-avowed leftist English comedian as a peddler of “misinformation” and the “Mad Hatter of conspiracy theories”.

Andrew Neil is reportedly in talks with Channel 4 to discuss hosting a new show, as his former network, GB News, announced record ratings.

The British government purchased wraparound cover advertisements in the nation’s top newspapers to promote the vaccine booster campaign.

The Guardian newspaper covered up an academic calling a black conservative political commentator a race traitor, Breitbart London can reveal.

The ad boycott launched against Nigel Farage and GB News is likely to backfire, as a poll found that many would be likely to watch.

Supermarket chain Sainsbury’s stopped advertisements on the centre-right upstart GB News network after a woke pressure campaign against prime time host Nigel Farage, despite his show being a ratings success.

The BBC has barred white people from applying for a trainee position in the latest example of ‘positive discrimination’ from the broadcaster.

Swedish cider producer Kopparberg announced that it will be pulling advertisements from the recently launched ‘anti-woke’ GB News.

Piers Morgan has quit Good Morning Britain after he stormed off the show during a discussion about Meghan and Prince Harry.

The Network of Sikh Organisations praised the Editors’ Code for recommending against using the word ‘Asian’ in reference to grooming gangs.

The Muslim Council of Britain has claimed that British media has placed a “disproportionate focus” on Islamic terrorist attacks.

British actor David Harewood, star of Homeland and Supergirl, claimed the British film industry doesn’t support black actors, which is why he had to move to the United States, contradicting a study which has found the British media vastly over-represents ethnic minorities.

Hard left Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has set out plans to change the UK media, including taxing tech giants such as Google, Facebook, and Netflix to fund the BBC and demanding more “diversity.”

A parliamentary inquiry has demanded news websites are ranked on perceived reliability by a state-sanctioned body and controlled by “impartiality” rules, as well as saying social media firms should fund education for citizens on what news to trust.

‘Stop Funding Hate’ (SFH) has been accused of trying to deprive working-class Brits of a free pizza after the campaign group — which aims to shut down right-of-centre newspapers in the UK — forced Pizza Hut to apologise for holding a promotional deal with The Sun.

The government should empower NGOs and race activists to police the media to ensure ethnic minorities are not portrayed in a bad light, and the school curriculum must be changed so that every child is taught Britain has no native population, according to a new report on Islamophobia.

A new campaign is targeting advertisers in a bid to shut down newspapers that report crime committed by migrants, rather than covering it up. The Stop Funding Hate campaign is urging companies to pull advertising from the Sun, the Daily

The Guardian’s editor-in-chief has resorted to publishing a begging letter in a prominent position among the paper’s news content to boost its finances, telling readers that the world now needs The Guardian “more than ever”. Guardian readers visiting the paper’s

Britain’s newspapers are broadly in favour of Britain leaving the European Union, a study has found. But the authors highlighted a lack of left wing voices being used to make the case for a Brexit, which has prompted left wingers to

A new poll has claimed that Brits are the most likely in Europe to regard their national press as “right wing”, despite the other six countries named in the poll being highly left wing in their politics, media, and culture. Swedes and Germans were the

Media hysteria in the UK is normally the province of the tabloid papers and The Guardian, but now The Telegraph has got in on the act. It has taken a report ranking obesity as a major crisis and, in a

The BBC has been accused of publishing “propaganda” after releasing a 52-page report detailing how families cannot live without its services. The corporation commissioned a study in which 70 households volunteered to go nine days without services funded by Britain’s

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