GB News had great signing but here are 5 journalists they should have signed up prior to the launch.
Piers Morgan
As outrageous as he is, Piers Morgan is probably 2nd in the best journalist holing people to account behind Andrew Neil but if GB News had signed him, he would have been worth watching as he would have held people to account, giving his views and having good laughter which is he well known for.
Alex Belfield
With over 300,000 subscribers on YouTube and as a fan of his, Alex Belfield is known for his humour and the comedy that entertains everyone when he does a story. If GB News had signed him, he would have been worth watching as he would have make a lot of laughter and giving his views which he is well known for.
Alan Hansen
After retiring from Match of the Day broadcasts because of he was more and more nervous in 2014, Alan Hansen had the credentials of a player for Liverpool between 1977 and 1991 and later as a pundit when he worked with the BBC from 1992 to 2014. His outrageous comments as a pundit made him fans and putting him second behind the late James Hunt in sports punditry. If GB News had signed him, he would have been worth watching as he would have ripped people to shreds and would have been a lot of laughter.
Andrew Marr
As a former Political Editor for BBC and currently hosts his own show "The Andrew Marr Show", Andrew Marr has given his all with the BBC and i think the BBC is up but Marr has 10 more years in him. If GB News had signed him, he would have been worth watching as he would have make a lot of laughter and giving his views.
Janet Street-Porter
As a former newspaper editor and a current panellist on Loose Women, Janet Street-Porter has done it all and her unwittering views has made her fans on Loose Women. If GB News had signed her, she would have been worth watching as she would have make a lot of laughter and giving her views.
Wages had they been on there:
Morgan, £5 million per year
Belfield, £3 million per year
Hansen, £5 million per year
Marr, £1 million per year
Street-Porter, £4 million per year