The U.K.'s GB News has faced censure from regulators twice this year over claims made about COVID-19 vaccines during its broadcasts.
News reported that around 150 people were still dying from the virus each day. Roughly 86 percent of U.K. residents have received at least two vaccine doses.
"However, alongside this editorial freedom, the broadcasting code imposes a clear requirement that if such content has the potential to be harmful, the broadcaster must ensure that its audience is adequately protected." GB News defended its handling of the Wolf interview, stating that it"has a different approach from many other factual channels" and strives to put forward"controversial and contrarian [ideas] as a way of provoking thoughtful questioning and debate and re-evaluation of important issues.
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