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Professor Stephen Cushion

Chair Professor at Cardiff University School of Journalism, Media and Cultural Studies.

Cardiff, Wales.

Professor Stephen Cushion

Ofcom has rules on broadcaster impartiality – so why is GB News getting away with breaking them?

UK Media

Ofcom has rules on broadcaster impartiality – so why is GB News getting away with breaking them?

— Ofcom finds GB News breached the impartiality code in 5 programmes, totalling 12 violations in 18 months. Despite criticism, no sanctions were imposed. The debate continues on media regulation and freedom of expression.

By Professor Stephen Cushion Mar 29, 2024

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