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Clad has been grading GBNews segments since Jun 2026 — 122 reports so far, published several times a week. Its most-covered subjects on Clad: Immigration, UK politics, Andy Burnham. Every report checks the segment's load-bearing claims against primary sources, then scores the coverage for factual accuracy, political lean, and how the public received it — so you can see how GBNews's reporting holds up story by story, not just take its word for it.

GBNews's average grade, average political lean & social sentiment across all 122 reports unlock with a free CladFacts account — no card required.

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Burnham victory speech hits immigration, calls for Labour change

Jun 19, 2026

GB News aired Andy Burnham's post-victory speech after winning the Makerfield by-election on 18 June 2026 with 55% of the vote. Burnham thanked voters and volunteers, referenced the May instruction for change that prompted Josh Simons' resignation, and outlined calls for Labour reform including affordable bills, northern reindustrialization, education overhaul, and fairer immigration rules. He criticized the system for turning areas into 'HMO Britain' and pledged inclusive politics. The segment included an ExpressVPN ad. Sourcing was the full speech with on-screen results graphics and context on the leadership implications.

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Andy Burnham Wins Makerfield By-Election, Delivers Victory Speech

Jun 18, 2026

The clip shows Andy Burnham's victory speech after winning the Makerfield by-election on 18 June 2026. Burnham thanks staff and rivals, notes public frustration with politics, and frames the result as a potential turning point for national change and hope. He pledges to make Makerfield a 'touchstone' for neglected communities via a 'Makerfield test' of fairness. The segment sources the speech directly from the count in Wigan with no additional guests or graphics. Burnham won 24,927 votes (55%) against Reform UK's Robert Kenyon (15,696), securing a 9,231 majority and eligibility to challenge Keir Starmer for Labour leadership.

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GB News clip on Burnham Makerfield protest interruption holds up

Jun 18, 2026

The broadcast covers Andy Burnham winning the Makerfield by-election on 18 June 2026 and being interrupted by protesters, including an animal rights activist in a fox costume, leading him to leave the stage without completing his victory speech. The clip shows the moment he walks away from the podium amid shouting. It notes agreement among candidates for only the winner to speak. Sources include live footage and commentary from the count venue.

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Burnham wins Makerfield by-election with 9,231 majority

Jun 18, 2026

GB News covered the live declaration of the Makerfield by-election result on 18 June 2026. Andy Burnham (Labour Co-op) won with 24,947 votes against Reform UK's 15,696; turnout was 58.75%. The broadcast aired the full returning officer declaration, noted protester interruptions, and played Burnham's victory speech. It framed the outcome as significant for Keir Starmer's position. Sourcing consisted of the official count read on stage plus Burnham's remarks; no studio guests or additional data graphics appeared in the clip. The segment focused on the immediate political implications for Labour leadership.

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Makerfield by-election coverage: Stakes for Labour leadership and Reform challenge

Jun 18, 2026

GB News reports live from Makerfield on the 18 June 2026 by-election, triggered by Labour MP Josh Simons' resignation to allow Andy Burnham, Greater Manchester mayor, to stand. The segment highlights the high stakes: Burnham's win positions him to challenge Keir Starmer for Labour leadership and the premiership; a Reform victory would be damaging for Labour. It notes high expected turnout among roughly 77,500 eligible voters, campaign messaging focused on replacing Starmer, and visits by Labour figures including Lisa Nandy, Ed Miliband, Angela Rayner, and actor Hugh Grant. The report describes team optimism tempered by nerves despite favorable polls.

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Oxfordshire council seeks High Court injunction on lamppost flags amid safety complaints

Jun 18, 2026

GB News segment criticizes Oxfordshire County Council's High Court application for an injunction against hanging England and Union flags on lampposts, linked to the Raise the Colours campaign. Host and panel highlight council actions like pride road markings, past pro-Palestine encampment tolerance, leader Tim Bearder’s BBC history, and specific convictions of asylum seekers for sexual offenses. They argue the timing near the World Cup and selective enforcement reveal anti-English bias. The sourcing relies on the council statement, public records of convictions, and panel guests including Telegraph editor and Reform UK former director; graphics reference council policies and World Cup context.

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GB News discusses Reform UK policies on social housing and social media

Jun 18, 2026

The segment features host Stephen and guest Michael Murphy discussing Nigel Farage's pledge to bar foreign nationals from social housing with a three-month eviction window or deportation risk. They highlight the Sierra Leone first lady case, cite data on foreign-born lead tenants in London social housing, reference £18bn annual London subsidy costs and low rents in prime areas, and cover Reform proposals for employer taxes on foreign hires. The discussion shifts to Keir Starmer's announced under-16s social media ban including YouTube, with concerns over enforcement, anonymity, and mental health impacts.

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GB News report on UK Ukraine drone aid mixes accurate details with exaggerated numbers

Jun 18, 2026

The broadcast covers UK Defence Secretary Dan Jarvis announcing military aid to Ukraine during NATO meetings in Brussels. It details a £752 million package including drones and air defence systems funded via seized Russian assets, plus Ukrainian drone strikes on Moscow. The segment notes the meeting with President Zelenskyy and frames the aid as countering Russian attacks on civilians. Sourcing relies on the announcement itself without named independent experts or graphics; the throughline emphasizes UK commitment amid ongoing war.

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GB News Tonight covers baby murder sentencing, Iran deal, flag injunction and Robinson debate

Jun 18, 2026

The broadcast opened with weather and travel updates before headlining the life sentence handed to former teacher Jamie Varley for the murder and sexual abuse of adopted baby Preston Davey, alongside his partner’s 25-year term. It moved to analysis of the Trump-signed US-Iran memorandum of understanding and a 60-day negotiation window. Segments followed on Oxfordshire County Council’s High Court bid to restrict flag displays on public highways and protests outside the Oxford Union during Tommy Robinson’s debate on Islam.

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GB News reviews Rupert Lowe's independent Rape Gang Inquiry Report

Jun 17, 2026

The GB News segment features Patrick Christys reacting to the full publication of the 219-page Rape Gang Inquiry Report led by Independent MP Rupert Lowe. It details claims of widespread group-based child sexual exploitation across 149 UK districts involving predominantly Pakistani Muslim men, institutional failures by police, schools, and councils, victim testimonies citing religious and racial motivations, and recommendations including reduced immigration and deportation. The second paragraph covers sourcing: the report draws on victim statements, conviction data from 1997-2018, and prior inquiries; Christys highlights specific statistics on perpetrator ethnicity and criticisms of political parties and figures like Sadiq Khan.

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