Ben Chapman

10 hours ago | gbnews.com | Ben Chapman

In today’s GB News Daily Reflection, we explore the uncertainty of life. Winston Churchill once said success is not final, failure is not fatal, it is the courage to continue that counts. “We underestimate what God can do in our everyday life. We invite him into our workplace, into our routines, into our conversations. “You never know when he will turn up and turn our emptiness into miracles.”

18 hours ago | gbnews.com | Ben Chapman

This is the moment Patrick Christys witnessed French police slashing the tyres of a boat which was set to carry migrants across the Channel. The moment was perhaps one of the more shocking moments Patrick witnessed during his 24-hour stay in Calais, given the neglect on display from French authorities. Migrants were able to set up tents in warehouses and forests close to the Channel before setting sail for Britain.

19 hours ago | gbnews.com | Ben Chapman

Tory leader Kemi Badenoch has been invited to visit Britain’s ‘first Reform UK pub’ by its landlord, Pete Flynn. Speaking on GB News, the co-owner reacted to Kemi Badenoch’s response to being asked whether she would pay the Blackpool watering hole a visit. She told GB News Political Editor Christopher Hope: “I would go for a pint anywhere British people are serving good British food and pints. “I’m not somebody who decides who to talk to because of their party political affiliation.

20 hours ago | gbnews.com | Ben Chapman

British fisherman Paul Lines has launched a scathing attack on the Labour government, accusing them of "selling out" the UK fishing industry to the European Union. In an impassioned interview with GB News, Lines expressed his frustration with Sir Keir Starmer's approach to fishing rights as the 2026 deadline for the current EU access agreement looms. "We got a five-year deal tied in with energy, transport and aviation. They [EU] had us strangled then," Lines said.

22 hours ago | gbnews.com | Ben Chapman

Gary Lineker “wants to be sacked”, former BBC presenter Danny Kelly has claimed after the presenter made another controversial social media post. The broadcaster’s highest-paid star has ‘apologised unreservedly’ for sharing a social media post about Zionism that included a rat illustration. "On Instagram I reposted material which I have since learned contained offensive references," he said in a statement. "I very much regret these references. “I would never knowingly share anything antisemitic.