Ofcom has received 24 complaints, but has not yet decided whether to investigate.
https://www.ofcom.org.uk/make-a-complaint
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Ofcom has received 24 complaints, but has not yet decided whether to investigate.
https://www.ofcom.org.uk/make-a-complaint
Make your voice heard.
When was it broadcasted? A date is needed to register a complaint.
Sunday 8th March
I doubt it will go very far, there's been a court ruling that GBnews is allowed to host "current affairs" programs, and that impartiality rules don't really apply to those. https://www.judiciary.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/GB-News-v-Ofcom.pdf
He is usurping the meaning of the word genocide, which is dangerous
“If this was happening in any other place around the world, everyone would be defending and saying: ‘Wow, there’s a genocide happening in this island because it is being taken over by different people that are not indigenous to that land.’”
Wonder what his thoughts on Israel are
Maybe we can find out
I assume he wants all Americans to give their land back to the respective tribes then, right?
...all Americans...
I am part native American (14.8% according to genetic analysis). Does that mean that only my right leg is welcome?
I'm afraid you don't get to choose what 14.8% will stay.
We don't want them all back over here though.
You don't even have to go further than the article:
Approached for comment, Corbett-Dillon replied with a lengthy statement in which he said he stood by his comments. He compared his support for England to preserve its “historic English character” with his backing for Israel’s right to be a Jewish-majority state, or Japan to be a Japanese-majority society.
I totally missed that
Stop playing into the stereotype GB News, you're making the rest of us look bad.
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