File an Ofcom Complaint Against GB News.

On 10 June 2026 a GB News presenter told viewers, repeatedly, that ‘there was no riot’ in Belfast, where masked groups had set fire to occupied homes, forced families to flee, and gone door to door targeting residents by their race. A studio guest challenged the denial on air; it was repeated rather than corrected. In one click, file a personalised Ofcom complaint via the official endpoint, anchored to Rules 2.2 (materially misleading) and 5.1 (due accuracy) of the Broadcasting Code.

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The single sentence: A GB News presenter told viewers, repeatedly, that ‘there was no riot’ in Belfast on the night of 9 June 2026, when masked groups had set fire to occupied homes, forced families to flee, and gone door to door targeting residents by their race or perceived migrant status. The complaint sits on that contradiction.

The segment. Broadcast on GB News on 10 June 2026, presented by Bev Turner. Watch the clip.

The facts the broadcaster had. On the night of 9 June 2026, crowds set occupied homes, a bus, cars and barricades alight, forcing several families to flee. Reporters described masked groups going door to door telling residents to leave, and politicians said the homes of ethnic minorities had been targeted. Fire crews fielded 256 calls and attended 62 incidents in a single night, and police deployed water cannon. GB News reported the violence itself the same night.