GB News Radio

About GB News Radio

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Frequencies & locations:

• Online – Listen live via Radio Player UK and the official GB News live audio stream
• Apps & Connected Devices – Also available through GB News apps and supported TV and streaming platforms
• Radio – GB News promotes the station as available across radio platforms as part of its live listening service

GB News Radio is built for listeners who want a constant flow of UK news, comment and debate rather than a music-led format. The station carries the broader GB News output in audio form, so the appeal is in the pace of the schedule, the recognisable presenter line-up and the mix of breaking stories, interviews and reaction. If you want a station that sounds live, immediate and heavily focused on the day's agenda, this is exactly what it is trying to do.

What makes GB News Radio different from a straight rolling bulletin service is that personality is a major part of the product. The schedule is shaped around presenter-led shows, with breakfast, daytime, evening and weekend strands each having their own tone. That gives the station more edge than a neutral headlines wheel, and it also means listeners tend to follow particular hosts and programmes rather than just dipping in for updates.

For a page like this, the real strength of GB News Radio is clarity. You know what you are getting: news, talk, opinion, interviews and a schedule built around current affairs. It suits listeners who want speech radio that feels more direct and more host-driven than many traditional alternatives. Whether somebody agrees with every voice on the station or not, GB News Radio has carved out a clear identity in the UK news and talk space.

Notable shows & presenters are:

• Eamonn Holmes & Ellie Costello - Breakfast with Eamonn and Ellie: Front the weekday breakfast show, covering the morning news agenda, interviews and the main stories shaping the day ahead.
• Michelle Dewberry - Dewbs & Co: Hosts the early evening opinion-led programme, with a plain-speaking take on the day's biggest stories and debates.
• Patrick Christys - Patrick Christys Tonight: Leads one of the station's best-known nightly shows, built around news-making interviews, debate and a punchy late-evening style.
• Patrick Christys - Patrick Christys Tonight Late Edition: Stays on air later with a front-page-focused late edition that rounds up the night's major stories and tomorrow's talking points.
• Nana Akua - Nana Akua: Presents a weekend show centred on big debates, topical stories and a lively talk format.
• Camilla Tominey - The Camilla Tominey Show: Hosts a Sunday programme that blends politics, current affairs and long-form discussion.
• Michael Portillo - Sunday with Michael Portillo: Anchors a substantial Sunday show focused on politics, national issues and extended conversation.

Contact Information

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GB News Radio FAQ

What is GB News Radio?
GB News Radio is the live audio service from GB News, carrying news, interviews, opinion and presenter-led talk programming online.

How can I listen to GB News Radio live?
You can listen to GB News Radio live on Radio Player UK using the stream on this page, and through GB News live listening platforms and apps.

What kind of programming does GB News Radio broadcast?
GB News Radio focuses on news, talk, debate, interviews and opinion-led shows rather than music programming.

Which presenters are on GB News Radio?
The schedule includes programmes fronted by Eamonn Holmes, Ellie Costello, Michelle Dewberry, Patrick Christys, Nana Akua, Camilla Tominey and Michael Portillo, among others.

Is GB News Radio a UK station?
Yes. GB News Radio is aimed at UK listeners and centres its output on British news, politics, current affairs and national debate.