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Broadcaster Carole Malone has accused Ofcom of being biased towards the BBC following its ruling that GB News breached guidelines.

Ofcom said it received 547 complaints about the live current affairs programme with the Prime Minister

GB News has been found breaking impartiality rules by the communications regulator in relation to a live audience Q&A with Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.

Capital Breakfast with Roman Kemp, Chris Stark and Sian Welby has been found in breach of the Broadcasting Code after a song with offensive language was played on air.

Ofcom has issued a General Election warning after GB News breaches of politicians presenting news programs.

U.K. media regulator Ofcom has warned to broadcasters to maintain impartiality ahead of the impending general election.

The regulator is looking into whether the shadow foreign secretary broke rules on politicians acting as news presenters, after he broke the story live on air about DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson resigning.

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GB News has accused Ofcom of “excessive intervention” in its affairs as the broadcaster opened a public spat with the regulator over a show centred on Rishi Sunak.