GB News fined £100,000 by Ofcom over Rishi Sunak programme
- Ofcom fined GB News £100,000 for breaches of the Broadcasting Code during the program 'People's Forum: The Prime Minister.'
- GB News stated the fine is a 'direct attack on free speech and journalism in the United Kingdom.'
- Ofcom found that Mr. Sunak had a 'mostly uncontested platform to promote the policies and performance of his Government.
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Ofcom fines GB News £100,000 for giving Rishi Sunak an uncontested platform
UK media watchdog Ofcom has fined GB News £100,000 for giving Rishi Sunak an uncontested platform, in what is the first financial sanction against the right-wing channel which has repeatedly breached the UK broadcasting code. Ofcom announced today that its investigation had found that a live, hour-long programme in February where viewers quizzed Sunak failed to meet the impartiality requirements for a current affairs show.It stated: “Ofcom’s ear…
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Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Ofcom has imposed a £100,000 fine against lossmaking British broadcaster GB News for breaching the UK broadcasting code with a show featuring former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. An investigation by the UK media watchdog found that […]
Ofcom fines GB News over Sunak broadcast breach
Ofcom has slapped GB News with a £100,000 fine after ruling the broadcaster breached due impartiality rules during its flagship programme, ‘People’s Forum: The Prime Minister’. In an investigation, the watchdog found that the live, hour-long segment – broadcast on 12 February – failed to present a balanced range of significant viewpoints or maintain impartiality in related content. Instead, it said, the programme largely gave the then-Prime Mini…
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