GB News hit by sync issues as Andrew Neil launches controversial TV channel

Russian soldiers have been 'bombarding' Ukrainian ladies with flirty messages as they begin to surround the nation's borders.Women living in Kharkiv, the nation's second largest city, have reported a deluge of messages from Russian admirers on Tinder after forces began to be stationed 40 miles north of them.It comes as Vladimir Putin has reportedly amassed 200,000 troops on the country's eastern border — and could even send troops in as early as Thursday morning.Dasha Synelnikova, 33, says she was flooded with messages from blokes named Andrei, Alexander, Gregory and Michail when she set her location to Kharkiv.The video producer from the capital Kiev told The Sun on Tuesday night: “I actually live in Kyiv but changed my location settings to Kharkiv after a friend told me there were Russian troops all over Tinder.“And I couldn’t believe my eyes when they popped up trying to look tough and cool.

Strictly Come Dancing star John Whaite took to Instagram to share a cheeky picture of his backside.The 32-year-old Strictly finalist surprised his 311,000 Instagram followers with an eye-opening snap as he posted a story of him naked and flaunting his incredible physique.In the story, John's chiselled backside was on full display as he stood naked in a bathtub while facing London's mesmerising skyline.He wrote "Hello London" on the bare-all snap, which no doubt had fans feeling hot under the collar.In the steamy bathroom picture, John had his followers out of breath as his peachy bum was covered with a sticker of a golden badge that read "Got Out Of Bed".John ensured nobody nearby could see his ab defined muscular physique on their morning commute as he wrote "Don't worry they can't see in" on the sizzling snap.His jaw-dropping picture comes days after the star showed off his latest hair transformation in the wake of his six-month ballroom dancing journey.On Thursday (February 17) the Great British Bake Off winner decided to show the results of his ginger perm for the first time on Instagram as he shared his disappointment at the final results online.In the short Instagram clip he posted, the star was seen lying in bed shirtless with his hair hidden from the frame as he explained that the transformation didn't go according to plan. He confessed: "OK, guys.

Daily Star's Inside Hot TV newsletter sees Ed Gleave send you telly's hot takes straight to your inbox every SundayGB News may have been hit with countess tech issues since launching on Sunday but it seems the fledgling TV channel may be turning a corner.After days of negative comments in relation to sound and video woes, Twitter appeared to get behind the channel after Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak appeared on the show.The MP and Cabinet member opened himself up for an extending grilling from GB News chairman and former BBC regular Andrew Neil.During the 30 minute interview, Rishi was probed repeatedly about his lack of support during the pandemic for thousands of self-employed workers.He also was pushed about the government's

GB News has only just launched, but it looks like they've already fallen for one of the oldest tricks in the book.

The UK got a noisy new news network on Sunday, as Discovery-backed GB News went live with a commitment to offer an alternative to BBC and Sky News. Although the launch has proved popular with viewers, the channel has been plagued by tech issues and an advertiser boycott in its opening days.

Daily Star's Inside Hot TV newsletter sees Ed Gleave send you telly's hot takes straight to your inbox every SundayWhile GB News fans were more than interested in the various debates this morning, including care home staff needing Covid-19 jabs and vast discussions on immigration, they couldn't help but be distracted by a vibrating noise in the background.The new live news show is still working on its technical side, with a tweet from the organisation confirming that they're working on all issues.The tweet read: "Our team has been working hard to get our audio right.

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Good Morning Britain host Susanna Reid who questioned GB News' stance when it came to lockdown.The New Zealand born star of Andrew Neil's new channel spoke out after Piers Morgan's former on-screen wife wondered whether its stance on Covid-19 measures 'chimed' in with the majority of people.Hitting out, Dan accused other news outlets of not allowing their presenters to air their own thoughts and views.In response to Susanna Reid's comments on GMB, Dan said: "I want to clear up something to Susanna on Good Morning Britain. I like Susanna very much, great woman."I'm not going to make decisions about what I say on this show based on opinions on what's popular.

Daily Star's Inside Hot TV newsletter sees Ed Gleave send you telly's hot takes straight to your inbox every SundayViewers of the new British television programme GB News have been forced to "switch off" just days after the show launched.Unimpressed fans of the programme fumed that the channel was "unwatchable".Many took to Twitter in their masses to complain about sound, lighting and lip synchronisation issues as presenters Nana Akua, 38, Darren McCaffrey and Kirsty Gallacher, 45, attempted to speak.One tweet read: "@GBNEWS loving the new channel but you need to urgently sort out the sound issues or you will lose viewers.

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Boris Johnson on his GB News channel tonight, and said "Boris has bottled it" by cancelling 'Freedom Day' on the 21 June and moving it back four weeks. This comes after Prime Minister Boris announced in his latest press conference that 'Freedom Day' would be moved back by a total of four weeks from its original date of the 21 June.

GB News after it launched last night.The Loose Women panellist said it was not a "good look" after she spotted an error on-screen today.GB News is a new television news channel, which promises to include a mix of news, opinion and debate.The British news channel features a number of programmes, which will be broadcast in different studios within the same location.Former BBC journalist Andrew Neil is GB News' chairman and presenter.Janet, 74, took to Twitter to point out an on-air blunder just hours after the channel launched.In view of her 75,300 followers, the Loose Women host noted an error.It comes after the British Army veteran Simon Weston's name was misspelt when it appeared on screen.Janet wrote: "GB news just spelt Simon Weston

Piers Morgan won’t be a fixture on the show. The channel launched yesterday after months of build-up and Piers, who recently left ITV after a furore with Meghan Markle, was expected to be one of its stars.

Daily Star's Inside Hot TV newsletter sees Ed Gleave send you telly's hot takes straight to your inbox every SundayGB News viewers were left divided as the show came on air for its debut morning show, called the Great British Breakfast, with Kirsty Gallacher, Dean McCaffrey and Nana Akua hosting.As the presenters got stuck into the biggest news stories of the day, fans took to social media to complain that the studio's colour scheme was too dark.One said: "Gb you need to put studio lights on otherwise very good."Another added: "Love GBNews but please brighten up studio. Too dark, black desk and black backdrop too dark."A third said: "The set design and lighting is just too dark and gloomy."A fourth agreed: "@GBNEWS watching gb news.

MailOnline: "Journalism is my first love and I'm thrilled to be getting back into the heart of it at GB News. "The channel has an amazing energy and excitement and there's a real spirit of innovation there.

Susanna Reid shared her thoughts on the launch of rival channel GB News during Monday's Good Morning Britain, as the conversation turned to the lockdown.Chaired by former BBC star Andrew Neil, GB News debuted on June 13, with the likes of Kirsty Gallacher, Simon McCoy and ITV's Alastair Stewart as part of the rotation of presenters.Susanna, 50, admitted she tuned in to watch the channel's first day on air, witnessing the launch of the UK's first new channel since Sky's inception more than three decades ago."GB News launched last night at eight o’clock," she said.One programme, hosted by Dan Wootton, didn't sit well with Susanna, who felt the feature "railing against the lockdown" wouldn't resonate with the public."And one of the launch

Eamonn Holmes, 61, took to Twitter to question GB News’ lighting minutes into the launch of the new channel this evening.The This Morning presenter said that while he was enjoying the show, the picture quality was “not right”.In view of his one million followers, he wrote: “Is it just me? @GBNEWS picture quality and/or lighting not right. Words good/lighting not so.”Eamonn went on to respond to Twitter users who reacted to his post.One commented: “But your still watching it!!!”(sic)“I certainly am,” he replied.Meghan and Harry urged to 'grow up' as Anton Du Beke slams baby nameAnother Twitter user commented: "And so much black in the backdrop...are we at a funeral?""And the picture is so fuzzy Mike.

Daily Star's Inside Hot TV newsletter sees Ed Gleave send you telly's hot takes straight to your inbox every SundayAndrew Neil launched GB News with a savage take-down of the metropolitan elite, cancel culture and the BBC.Within minutes of the channeling going live all over the country, Andrew made sure viewers knew exactly what the station stands for.Speaking directly to the viewer at home, the broadcasting legend said: "It will not be a echo chamber for the metropolitan mindset."We are proud to be British – the clue is in the name."While we will never hold back hold back from covering our countries many flaws and problems, we will not come at every story with the conviction that Britain is always at fault, usually to blame when things go

Andrew Neil, 72, recently confirmed he had been in talks with Piers Morgan, 56, about the latter potentially joining his new business venture GB News.The presenter was linked to the channel after he departed from Good Morning Britain in March.Ahead of the channel’s launch this evening, Piers took to Twitter to wish the team luck.He wrote: “Good luck to my old mucker @afneil and to @frangopoulos & the whole team on the launch of @GBNEWS tonight.“Great to see a new TV news network on the airwaves & already making waves.”Many of his 7.9 million followers flocked to his post to comment.Meghan and Harry urged to 'grow up' as Anton Du Beke slams baby nameGood luck to my old mucker @afneil and to @frangopoulos & the whole team on the launch of

As the former editor of The Sunday Times and a fixture on BBC for a quarter of a century, Andrew Neil has held a significant role in British media over the course of his career.In his next step, the broadcaster, 72, has become the chairman of GB News, the first new news network launched in the country since Sky's inception more than 30 years ago.Following his unexpected BBC exit last year, he said: "I'm delighted to announce I have accepted the post of Chairman of GB News, a new news channel to be launched early in the New Year bringing new perspectives to the news."I will also be presenting a new nightly prime-time show on GB News.

Daily Star's Inside Hot TV newsletter sees Ed Gleave send you telly's hot takes straight to your inbox every SundayAlastair Stewart will kick off a new chapter of his career this weekend thanks to the launch of new TV channel GB News.The veteran news reader signed up to Andrew Neil's project earlier this year - bagging the job as one of the main presenters on the start-up.Alastair will host a news and current affairs show on weekends, putting him on the roster alongside a number of other well known names.Other already established names joining GB News include the likes of Kirsty Gallacher, Simon McCoy, Andrew Neil and Colin Brazier.Here we look back at Alastair's impressive career spanning four decades, and his private family life.In 1989