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A study claims declining air pollution contributes to Europe's heatwaves, but scientists clarify that greenhouse-gas-induced warming is the primary driver. Media outlets like the Daily Telegraph and GB News misreported the research, linking it to net-zero policies, which experts refute.

Matthew Torbitt, a prominent political commentator, has been charged with two counts of fraud by false representation related to travel and expense claims during his time as a Labour adviser. The charges are linked to his work in parliament.

Michael Grade, former Ofcom chair, claims critics of GB News aim to restrict free speech to a 'liberal, Islington consensus'. He supported the rightwing news channel's creation five years ago to promote 'plurality' and acknowledged criticism of his handling of the broadcaster during his tenure at Ofcom.

Alastair Campbell, co-host of The Rest Is Politics, and Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg, presenter for GB News, debated Brexit's impact at a Bloomberg subscriber-only event in London on June 10. The discussion focused on Brexit as a defining moment in British history.

Michael Grade, after leaving Ofcom, defends GB News and states he is 'free of the shackles,' raising concerns among former regulators over the relaxation of Ofcom rules. Former figures at the regulator express disquiet following provocative interviews by Grade.

Lord Grade, former Ofcom chair, claims other broadcasters feel embarrassed by the success of GB News. The statement highlights GB News' notable achievements in the broadcasting sector.

Michael Grade, ex-chair of Ofcom, accuses broadcasters of being embarrassed by GB News due to its majority agenda. He dismisses impartiality concerns, stating GB News is subject to the same rules as BBC, Sky, and ITN.

Ofcom is investigating GB News for potentially breaching broadcasting rules by airing an interview with Donald Trump without challenging his claims on climate change, Islam, and immigration. The interview was conducted by Bev Turner in November. Multiple complaints were filed over the interview.

Winston Marshall, former banjo player for Mumford & Sons, transitioned from music to conservative commentary, recently appearing on Fox News to propose an 'outlandish idea' to stop migrant crossings in the English Channel. His career shift reflects a broader trend of rightwing figures engaging in transatlantic political discourse.