The UK’s media regulator Ofcom has been accused of abandoning “any pretence” of guarding against misleading and biased television coverage, after it refused to investigate a series of complaints about a GB News interview with Donald Trump.
During the interview with the rightwing network, broadcast last November, the US president falsely claimed human-induced climate change was “a hoax” and that London had no-go areas for police. He said parts of the capital had “sharia law”.
rustyb42 on
I still can’t work out why GB News seems to be the default launch channel on new TVs despite being some completely obscure channel number
Helen83FromVillage on
Ok… According to Guardian journalists, the definition of “under fire” is “a couple of people demanded state-controlled censorship over talks not liked by applicants”.
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The UK’s media regulator Ofcom has been accused of abandoning “any pretence” of guarding against misleading and biased television coverage, after it refused to investigate a series of complaints about a GB News interview with Donald Trump.
During the interview with the rightwing network, broadcast last November, the US president falsely claimed human-induced climate change was “a hoax” and that London had no-go areas for police. He said parts of the capital had “sharia law”.
I still can’t work out why GB News seems to be the default launch channel on new TVs despite being some completely obscure channel number
Ok… According to Guardian journalists, the definition of “under fire” is “a couple of people demanded state-controlled censorship over talks not liked by applicants”.