Joe Kasper

3 weeks ago | gbnews.com | Joe Kasper

A small festival in Wales has been bullied into changing its name after it appeared too similar to a major festival held in the US. Cowchella announced it will now go by the name of Moo-La-La, having been kicked off its social media accounts by "killjoy" Coachella. Organisers said the world-famous US festival had submitted a complaint over the likeness of the names. They added that the title was a nod to its location Cowbridge, a market town in the Vale of Glamorgan.

1 month ago | gbnews.com | Joe Kasper

Police forces are spending more than £10million on diversity posts - enough to hire 354 bobbies on the beat. The figures can be revealed as part of a GB News investigation. West Yorkshire and Thames Valley are the biggest spenders on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) both surpassing £1million. And two posts in Kent and Thames Valley are raking in wages of more than £100,000.

1 month ago | gbnews.com | Joe Kasper

A bank customer says "good old banter" is at risk after he was told a joke payment reference was so "offensive" that it was deleted. David Soffer received money from a friend with the reference "t***". Nationwide informed him that his mate's details would be deleted as it "stands by stopping people from using words that could cause offence". Soffer has compared it to the debanking scandal saying he has been "dehumoured".

Sep 5, 2024 | gbnews.com | Joe Kasper

The former NatWest CEO who debanked Nigel Farage has spoken for the first time since the scandal - admitting she has made “mistakes”. But a defiant Dame Alison Rose insisted her leadership had been “courageous and honest”. The former bank chief went on to say she had always tried to act with “integrity, empathy and respect”.

Mar 28, 2024 | gbnews.com | Joe Kasper

A landlord has been offered a seven-year contract to home illegal migrants in his three-bedroom townhouse, GB News can reveal. Subcontractor Serco contacted Terry Batt asking for his Suffolk property at £750 a month. But after he was told by an operator that it would hold asylum seekers he told them he wouldn’t give up the house for “three times” what he was offered. Terry told GB News: “When I asked Serco who they intended to occupy the house they were very vague.