GB News has had a good summer. Buoyed by a summer of small boat crossings and immigration protests and arrests for free speech, the People’s Channel has been nosing ahead of rivals BBC, ITV and Sky News. In August, its average views between 6 a.m. and 2 a.m. rose to 85,000, with the BBC News Channel falling to 69,000 and Sky News falling to 67,000. For a second month in a row, its daily viewers were ahead of both rivals.

GB News also boasts big political names, with Nigel Farage and Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg both presenting prime-time shows, as well young talent breaking through such as investigative reporter Charlie Peters and winsome late-night presenter Patrick Christys. It covers stories where legacy broadcasters have often feared to tread – legal and illegal migration, wokery, threats to f

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