Yesterday, 12:51 AM
Apologies, let's try again.
Not sure why he was appearing in a Parliamentary Committee yesterday, but Andrew Neill gave them his opinions about GB News. The main takeaway is that he quit because he saw it becoming the home of the 'nuttier side of politics'
It just beggars belief that he had no idea what sort of direction it was going to go in, a lot of people predicted exactly what it would be like. It's especially strange as he barely made it a few weeks on air, it didn't descend that quickly.
His ideas of the journalistic standards he'd have liked to enforce if he was in charge seem a bit old fashioned, almost three years in. He was very nieve
www.independent.co.uk
Not sure why he was appearing in a Parliamentary Committee yesterday, but Andrew Neill gave them his opinions about GB News. The main takeaway is that he quit because he saw it becoming the home of the 'nuttier side of politics'
It just beggars belief that he had no idea what sort of direction it was going to go in, a lot of people predicted exactly what it would be like. It's especially strange as he barely made it a few weeks on air, it didn't descend that quickly.
His ideas of the journalistic standards he'd have liked to enforce if he was in charge seem a bit old fashioned, almost three years in. He was very nieve
www.independent.co.uk
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