that's not adam boulton adam talked boulton gb news adam talked about parallel between about the parallel, that the, aspiration. you know, that the, that michelle was talking about when we were talking about schools and how that's somehow implied that people who go to a state school don't have aspiration. adam boulton was unequivocally comparing gb news to russia today , which is to russia today, which is outrageous. and caroline nokes , outrageous. and caroline nokes, who champions the independent stance of ofcom , was actually stance of ofcom, was actually telling ofcom , be angry. no, i'm telling ofcom, be angry. no, i'm not angry. i'm passionate, i'm not angry. i'm passionate, i'm not angry. i'm passionate, i'm not angry , i'm passionate. not angry, i'm passionate. caroline nokes did instruct ofcom to shut down gb news when she's a member of parliament. she should know better. >> i know. but the thing i think. i think the thing that we have to talking at the have to we're talking at the beginning about violence have to we're talking at the begouring about violence have to we're talkin

they had adam boulton, a kind of political commentator who used to work for sky news . and they had a lady called no who is equality leader for the tories. really and she said, shut it down. where was the balance of that? look, we pay the balance of that? look, we pay £159 a year, right? and actually all voices need to be recognised . and the only one recognised. and the only one they wanted to hear was actually get rid of the get rid of the station. right. and honestly , gb station. right. and honestly, gb news must be feeling very, very uneasy right now about what the future looks like. it's very, very a very, very dangerous moment, i think, for everybody and all the employees caused by laurence fox, by the way. so don't let's don't let's say it's caused by anybody else. so all i would say is that newsnight, what they say is , well, we asked what they say is, well, we asked gb news to come on. i've got a second. we knew what gb news is. reaction was they got rid of it, got rid of laurence fox, and they dumped the presenter as well . they couldn't have acted well. they

aaron adam boulton is a snob in my opinion . i aaron adam boulton is a snob in my opinion.he man smacks of pomposity and actually he looks down at the likes of gb news and the people who are watching it. >> yeah, of course, of course. a lot of people enjoy adam boulton have enjoyed him over the years , have respected him over the years. if you judge him by his viewing figures, mean he viewing figures, i mean he probably more a children's probably get more a children's picnic . picnic. >> i've been interviewed by adam before i had he was before and i had he was perfectly nice to me and i listened to his times radio show occasionally. but i think the way spoken gb way that he has spoken about gb news has been really disappointing. >> it's just been so over the top. yeah, absolutely. ludic joyously top. joyously over the top. >> fear ? are they scared? >> is it fear? are they scared? >> is it fear? are they scared? >> well, i think it is. i think they thought gb news would be around for maybe year. it around for maybe a year. it wouldn't get viewers because wouldn't get any vi

committee caroline nokes, former sun editor now podcaster david yelland, and political commentator adam boultonow much of a test those sexist comments on gb news are for 0fcom. and after this programme's year—long investigation into university hospitals birmingham, an independent report today finds half of the staff felt bullied or harrassed due to a "toxic culture" at the trust. what did it do to them? breakdowns, long—term sick leave, self—harm. suicide attempts. good evening. this week's news that germany is holding back long range missiles from ukraine or that america has voted through billions more in funding has become a part of a familiar cycle of reporting to do with president zelensky�*s backers and whether their commitment will falter. but even more central to the question of whether the war will go on and on, is the atitudes of ukrainians themselves and whether they're willing to fight on. for the second of our newsnight special reports on the 24th brigade, mark urban has been talking to members of the unit's families, far from the front in western ukraine. they speak frankly about l

, for presenters, adam boulton, for instance.ght, saying essentially that gb news should be shut down because it doesn't fit his idea of what the media landscape should look like. well, it's appalling. >> and thank it doesn't. >> and thank god it doesn't. but, know, the bbc, but, you know, the bbc, you know, talk stinking know, talk about stinking hypocrites mean, thing hypocrites. i mean, the thing the scandals have gone on the scandals that have gone on under and, know , under their roof and, you know, under their roof and, you know, under auspices and yet, under their auspices and yet, like just say let's talk about jimmy saville, the big scandal that they tried to cover up their total lack of impartiality. you know, the total lack of impartiality. now, how dare they criticise someone else? but, you know, and why why is adam boulton talking about an issue that affects women? it's this this what laurence fox did affects women. and here awesome and i we're not stupid women and we're actually having a go at him because we're allo

my back, page zero is adam boulton, formerly of sky and times radio , for saying and of times radio,wn. we're not going shut down we're not going to be shut down and be on the saturday and we'll be on the saturday tomorrow from seven. a good plug. >> paul, briefly, if you can, your you like. >> paul, briefly, if you can, you matt you like. >> paul, briefly, if you can, you matt hancock you like. >> paul, briefly, if you can, you matt hancock yeah.ike. >> paul, briefly, if you can, you matt hancock yeah for. >> matt hancock yeah for everything basically speaks for itself. >> of course doing reality tv and all the rest of it look paul great first gig and of course albie and emma brilliant as always . most importantly, thank always. most importantly, thank you for your company. it means always. most importantly, thank y0|much our company. it means always. most importantly, thank y0|much ifr company. it means always. most importantly, thank y0|much if you'renany. it means always. most importantly, thank y0|much if you're enjoyingieans always. most importantly, thank y0|much if you're enj

my back, page zero is adam boulton, formerly of sky and times radio , for saying and of times radio,wn. we're not going shut down we're not going to be shut down and be on the saturday and we'll be on the saturday tomorrow from seven. a good plug. >> paul, briefly, if you can, your you like. >> paul, briefly, if you can, you matt you like. >> paul, briefly, if you can, you matt hancock you like. >> paul, briefly, if you can, you matt hancock yeah.ike. >> paul, briefly, if you can, you matt hancock yeah for. >> matt hancock yeah for everything basically speaks for itself. >> of course doing reality tv and all the rest of it look paul great first gig and of course albie and emma brilliant as always . most importantly, thank always. most importantly, thank you for your company. it means always. most importantly, thank y0|much our company. it means always. most importantly, thank y0|much ifr company. it means always. most importantly, thank y0|much if you'renany. it means always. most importantly, thank y0|much if you're enjoyingieans always. most importantly, thank y0|much if you're enj

what is it that adam called it that brought adam boulton called it their broadcast ecology.where group think ensures only one narrative prevails . last week we beat bbc prevails. last week we beat bbc news, sky news and talktv , which news, sky news and talktv, which isn't hard for an average views. that's on one day. and then sky news three consecutive days in a row. the lack of balance showed on the established media and their coverage of things like partygate and even the issues surrounding gb news this week are the very reason we exist. if the bbc think that i am happy to continue to fund their ludicrously overpaid stars to spout their propaganda at me, think again. whilst i will never break the law and do not encourage others to do so, i've looked into how i can perfectly legally vote with my feet. the pubuc legally vote with my feet. the public have a right to expect impartiality if the bbc expect the public to pay for it. impartiality if the bbc expect the public to pay for it . so the public to pay for it. so they're right before we get stuck into the debate, here's