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GB News viewers more likely to wrongly believe net migration to UK increasing

The Guardian - Media · Michael Savage Media editor · last updated

Research by Cardiff University also found public opposition to allowing politicians to front current affairs programme

More frequent viewers of GB News wrongly believe that net migration to the UK is increasing than those of other major channels, according to a study examining public attitudes to broadcasting impartiality.

Research by Cardiff University, seen by the Guardian, also found public opposition to allowing politicians to front current affairs programmes – contradicting research carried out by regulator, Ofcom.

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