GB News launches new weekly show GB Mums

GB News is launching a brand-new weekly programme dedicated to motherhood, family life and the issues that matter most to parents across Britain.

GB Mums will bring together some of the channel's best-known presenters to discuss the biggest stories of the week alongside the realities of modern parenting, family life and motherhood.

The new show will feature regular appearances from Michelle Dewberry, Nana Akua, Emily Carver and Bev Turner, alongside guest contributors and familiar faces from across the GB News family.

Launching on Friday June 19 and streaming weekly on the GB News YouTube channel, the programme will offer candid discussion, lively debate and personal insights on everything from the headlines dominating the news agenda to the challenges and rewards of raising children in modern Britain.

Michelle Dewberry, host of Dewbs and Co, said: "Being a mum is a unique experience and it’s mind boggling at the best of times, never mind within a society going the direction ours is.

"GB Mums is us, putting the world to rights, without a jot of political correctness. Talking about the things that impact us as mums and the world that our babies will ultimately grow up in."

Nana Akua, host of Nana Akua, said: "I feel it’s important to share our realities with our incredibly supportive audience. We are just like everyone else, and life can be very tough, but it can also be really rewarding.

"It’s lovely being able to share who we are and connect personally with the brilliant men and women (there are only two genders), who have supported us."

Emily Carver, co-presenter of Good Afternoon Britain, said: "As a very new mum, GB Mums is the perfect opportunity to learn, share and debate all the news that affects mums like me and, of course, our children!

"I'm very excited to share this part of my life with our wonderful viewers."

Bev Turner, host of The Late Show Live, said: “Mums are the beating heart of our country. We develop wisdom and insight through mothering and we apply that to the unique way in which we view the world.

“GB News knows that the family remains the stable backbone of the UK and we are proud to support families and mothers through GB Mums.”