GB
- proper noun
- The documentary explored the history and culture of GB, highlighting its diverse landscapes.
The headline in Novara Media was GB News hates Muslims.
- The headline in Novara Media was GB News hates Muslims.
- But But Stop Funding Hate launched an advertising boycott before GB News was even.
- And by the time I left GB News I had the number one show on the channel.
- So I've got a platform on GB News where I can say what I want to say.
- I'm on GB News and talk TV and all of those things.
- Tom Harwood, who is clearly a right leaning journalist on GB News.
- So she said, I was dreading the day that he came to GB News and I had to work with him.
Examples
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So Bowers goes on with Dan during GB News's royal coverage, and here's what happened.
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They can TuneIn to his show and segments on GB News or not.
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And by the time I left GB News I had the number one show on the channel.
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From what I have seen out of GB, their defense is coming along really quickly.
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But it was a campaign, and initially, GB News stood quite strong.
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Our friends at GB are fans of the Ultimate series, OK?
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And yes, the social security system in GB is more or less a joke.
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I'm on GB News and talk TV and all of those things.
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So I've got a platform on GB News where I can say what I want to say.
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The headline in Novara Media was GB News hates Muslims.
Synonyms
A country in northwest Europe made of England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland
An island in northwest Europe that includes England, Scotland, and Wales often used to mean the United Kingdom
Surface Forms
Etymology
GB is short for Great Britain, which means 'the island of England, Scotland and Wales'. So you see GB on car stickers, sports teams, and official signs to show a link to that place.