Gabrielle Wilde

2 days ago | gbnews.com | Gabrielle Wilde

GB News presenters Tom Harwood and Emily Carver found themselves in a heated exchange about Meghan Markle's latest social media post as Tom exclaimed: "I just don't care."The debate erupted after the Duchess of Sussex shared a video of herself dancing with Prince Harry in a hospital room ahead of the birth of their second child. The couple moved around the maternity ward to the Baby Momma dance song by Starrkeisha, with the Duchess appearing to twerk.

2 days ago | gbnews.com | Gabrielle Wilde

GB News political correspondent Katherine Forster asked Shadow Chancellor Mel Stride to "apologise for the past 14 years" of the Conservative Party’s economic record during a question following his speech on the economy. In a heated grilling, Forster said: "You've apologised for what happened under Liz Truss, but you've also admitted that, to use your words, the economy has been languishing in the slow lane since the financial crisis.

2 days ago | gbnews.com | Gabrielle Wilde

GB News presenter Andrew Pierce branded Prince Harry an "idiot" in response to a controversial video of the duke dancing with Meghan Markle in a hospital room before their daughter's birth. The host made the remarks whilst discussing the video with broadcaster Carole Malone, who criticised the duchess for making their daughter's fourth birthday celebration "all about her".

3 days ago | gbnews.com | Gabrielle Wilde

Former UK Border Force Director General Tony Smith has outlined what he describes as straightforward methods to halt migrant Channel crossings, speaking to GB News from an international border management conference in Estonia. Smith proposed deploying satellite tracking technology and floating barriers similar to those used on the Rio Grande between the United States and Mexico. The Government faces criticism for publishing weather data to explain record Channel crossing numbers.

3 days ago | gbnews.com | Gabrielle Wilde

A former detective who spent years searching for Madeleine McCann has delivered a sobering verdict on the latest investigation efforts, warning that new searches in Portugal are unlikely to yield breakthrough evidence. Mark Williams told GB News that the passage of time has severely diminished the chances of finding crucial evidence in the case that has captivated public attention for nearly two decades. He said: "Well, unfortunately this is probably not fresh hope for a breakthrough.