GB News Week in Review: From Breakfast to the Late Show

Here’s the rundown for next week on GB News – Monday 10 Aug to Sunday 16 Aug – with a focus on the most popular programmes in each genre. I’ve added my take on each show, quick age‑group pointers and a few extra images to keep it lively.

Monday 10 Aug – The Morning Kick‑off

• Breakfast with Eamonn and Ellie – 06:00 BST (05:00 UTC) to 09:30 BST – A reliable start to the day with Eamonn Holmes & Ellie Costello discussing national and global headlines. Opinion: Still entertaining for early‑birds who want a quick news snapshot.
• Britain’s Newsroom – 09:30 BST to 12:00 BST – Andrew & Miriam present the day’s biggest stories. Opinion: One of the better options for viewers who prefer a straightforward briefing.
• Good Afternoon Britain – 12:00 BST to 15:00 BST – Tom Harwood & Emily Carver tackle the big stories from all angles. Opinion: Holds up well as a midday news roundup.
• Martin Daubney – 15:00 BST to 18:00 BST – Martin delivers an up‑to‑the‑minute take on the day’s events in his lively style. Opinion: Keeps the energy high for afternoon viewers.
• Dewbs & Co – 18:00 BST to 19:00 BST – Michelle offers a plain‑speaking take on the news. Opinion: A solid choice for those who like a no‑frills perspective.
• GBN Tonight – 19:00 BST to 20:00 BST – Hard‑hitting interviews and expert analysis. Opinion: Reliable for evening viewers seeking depth.
• Jacob Rees‑Mogg’s State Of The Nation – 20:00 BST to 21:00 BST – Jacob’s unique take on the day’s news. Opinion: One of the better options for a different viewpoint.
• Patrick Christys Tonight – 21:00 BST to 23:00 BST – Two hours of spirited debate and interviews. Opinion: Holds up well for late‑night discussion lovers.
• Patrick Christys Tonight Late Edition – 23:00 BST to 00:00 BST – Full coverage of breaking news. Opinion: Reliable for viewers who miss the hour.
• The Late Show Live – 00:00 BST to 03:00 BST – Live from Washington D.C., Bev Turner & Ben Leo bring the latest U.S. news. Opinion: Still entertaining for late‑night international news fans.

Tuesday 11 Aug – A Day of Debate

• Breakfast with Eamonn and Ellie – 06:00 BST to 09:30 BST – The same reliable morning recap. Opinion: Great for early‑risers.
• Britain’s Newsroom – 09:30 BST to 12:00 BST – A solid news brief. Opinion: Holds up well.
• Good Afternoon Britain – 12:00 BST to 15:00 BST – A balanced afternoon view. Opinion: One of the better options.
• Martin Daubney – 15:00 BST to 18:00 BST – Martin’s lively commentary. Opinion: Reliable for the midday crowd.
• Dewbs & Co – 18:00 BST to 19:00 BST – Straight‑talk from Michelle. Opinion: Still entertaining.
• GBN Tonight – 19:00 BST to 20:00 BST – Analysis of the day’s biggest stories. Opinion: Holds up well.
• Jacob Rees‑Mogg’s State Of The Nation – 20:00 BST to 21:00 BST – Jacob’s distinct perspective. Opinion: One of the better options.
• Patrick Christys Tonight – 21:00 BST to 23:00 BST – Debate and interviews. Opinion: Reliable for night‑owl viewers.
• Patrick Christys Tonight Late Edition – 23:00 BST to 00:00 BST – Late‑night coverage. Opinion: Still entertaining.
• The Late Show Live – 00:00 BST to 03:00 BST – U.S. news livestream. Opinion: Holds up well for late‑night international readers.

Wednesday 12 Aug – The Mid‑Week Mix

• Breakfast with Eamonn and Ellie – 06:00 BST to 09:30 BST – The dependable start‑of‑day. Opinion: Still entertaining.
• Britain’s Newsroom – 09:30 BST to 12:00 BST – Straight news brief. Opinion: Holds up well.
• Good Afternoon Britain – 12:00 BST to 15:00 BST – Balanced perspective. Opinion: One of the better options.
• Martin Daubney – 15:00 BST to 18:00 BST – Energetic commentary. Opinion: Reliable for the afternoon crowd.
• Dewbs & Co – 18:00 BST to 19:00 BST – Plain‑speaking Michelle. Opinion: Still entertaining.
• GBN Tonight – 19:00 BST to 20:00 BST – Expert analysis. Opinion: Holds up well.
• Jacob Rees‑Mogg’s State Of The Nation – 20:00 BST to 21:00 BST – Jacob’s take. Opinion: One of the better options.
• Patrick Christys Tonight – 21:00 BST to 23:00 BST – Debate and interviews. Opinion: Reliable for evening viewers.
• Patrick Christys Tonight Late Edition – 23:00 BST to 00:00 BST – Late‑night coverage. Opinion: Still entertaining.
• The Late Show Live – 00:00 BST to 03:00 BST – U.S. news livestream. Opinion: Holds up well for late‑night audiences.

Thursday 13 Aug – The Evening Edition

• Breakfast with Eamonn and Ellie – 06:00 BST to 09:30 BST – Quick start‑of‑day recap. Opinion: Reliable for morning viewers.
• Britain’s Newsroom – 09:30 BST to 12:00 BST – Straightforward news. Opinion: Holds up well.
• Good Afternoon Britain – 12:00 BST to 15:00 BST – Balanced perspective. Opinion: One of the better options.
• Martin Daubney – 15:00 BST to 18:00 BST – Energetic take. Opinion: Reliable for the late‑afternoon audience.
• Dewbs & Co – 18:00 BST to 19:00 BST – Plain‑talk Michelle. Opinion: Still entertaining.
• GBN Tonight – 19:00 BST to 20:00 BST – Analysis of the day’s biggest stories. Opinion: Holds up well.
• Jacob Rees‑Mogg’s State Of The Nation – 20:00 BST to 21:00 BST – Jacob’s perspective. Opinion: One of the better options.
• Patrick Christys Tonight – 21:00 BST to 23:00 BST – Debate and interviews. Opinion: Reliable for night‑owl viewers.
• Patrick Christys Tonight Late Edition – 23:00 BST to 00:00 BST – Late‑night coverage. Opinion: Still entertaining.
• The Late Show Live – 00:00 BST to 03:00 BST – U.S. news livestream. Opinion: Holds up well for late‑night audiences.

Friday 14 Aug – The Final Friday

• Breakfast with Stephen and Ellie – 06:00 BST to 10:00 BST – Stephen Dixon & Ellie Costello start the day. Opinion: Reliable for early‑risers.
• Britain’s Newsroom – 10:00 BST to 12:30 BST – Miriam & Alex present the news. Opinion: Holds up well.
• Good Afternoon Britain – 12:30 BST to 15:30 BST – Tom Harwood & Emily Carver cover the big stories. Opinion: One of the better options.
• Martin Daubney – 15:30 BST to 18:30 BST – Martin’s lively commentary. Opinion: Reliable for afternoon viewers.
• Dewbs & Co – 18:30 BST to 19:30 BST – Michelle gives a plain‑speaking take. Opinion: Still entertaining.
• GBN Tonight – 19:30 BST to 20:30 BST – Hard‑hitting interviews. Opinion: Holds up well.
• Jacob Rees‑Mogg’s State Of The Nation – 20:30 BST to 21:30 BST – Jacob’s unique take. Opinion: One of the better options.
• Patrick Christys Tonight – 21:30 BST to 23:30 BST – Debate and interviews. Opinion: Reliable for late‑night viewers.
• Patrick Christys Tonight Late Edition – 23:30 BST to 00:30 BST – Late‑night coverage. Opinion: Still entertaining.
• The Late Show Live – 00:30 BST to 03:30 BST – U.S. news livestream. Opinion: Holds up well for late‑night audiences.
• Vote 2026: The People Decide – 03:30 BST to 09:30 BST – Live coverage of the Clacton by‑election. Opinion: A reliable option for voters and political enthusiasts.

Saturday 15 Aug – Weekend Warm‑Up

• Breakfast with Stephen and Anne – 07:00 BST to 11:00 BST – Stephen Dixon & Anne host a relaxed morning show. Opinion: Still entertaining for weekend starters.
• Saturday Morning Live – 11:00 BST to 13:00 BST – A fun look at the news with debates. Opinion: Holds up well for casual viewers.
• The Weekend – 13:00 BST to 16:00 BST – Lively look at the latest news and breaking stories. Opinion: One of the better options for weekend viewers.
• Nana Akua – 16:00 BST to 19:00 BST – Feisty romp through the news. Opinion: Reliable for those who enjoy spirited commentary.
• The Saturday Five – 19:00 BST to 21:00 BST – Provocative panel on the week’s spikiest stories. Opinion: Holds up well for debate lovers.
• The Saturday Five Extra – 21:00 BST to 22:00 BST – Extra panel discussion. Opinion: Still entertaining.
• Alex Armstrong Tonight – 22:00 BST to 00:00 BST – Two hours of lively debate and interviews. Opinion: Reliable for late‑night viewers.
• Alex Armstrong Tonight Late Edition – 00:00 BST to 01:00 BST – Late‑night news coverage. Opinion: Holds up well.
• The Late Show Live – 01:00 BST to 04:00 BST – U.S. news livestream. Opinion: Still entertaining for night‑owl audiences.

Sunday 16 Aug – Sunday Spotlight

• Breakfast with Stephen and Anne – 07:00 BST to 11:00 BST – A relaxed Sunday breakfast. Opinion: Reliable for early‑risers.
• The Camilla Tominey Show – 11:00 BST to 12:30 BST – Sunday morning politics show. Opinion: Holds up well.
• Sunday with Michael Portillo – 12:30 BST to 14:30 BST – Relaxed look at politics, culture and arts. Opinion: One of the better options for cultural enthusiasts.
• The Weekend – 14:30 BST to 16:30 BST – Lively weekend news recap. Opinion: Still entertaining.
• Nana Akua – 16:30 BST to 19:30 BST – Feisty news romp. Opinion: Reliable for spirited viewers.
• Free Speech Nation – 19:30 BST to 21:30 BST – Journalism and comedy highlight. Opinion: Holds up well for those who enjoy a mix of satire and analysis.
• Alex Armstrong Tonight – 21:30 BST to 23:30 BST – Debate and interviews. Opinion: One of the better options for late‑night viewers.
• Alex Armstrong Tonight Late Edition – 23:30 BST to 00:30 BST – Late‑night coverage. Opinion: Still entertaining.
• The Late Show Live – 00:30 BST to 03:30 BST – U.S. news livestream. Opinion: Holds up well for night‑owl audiences.

Bottom line: GB News delivers a full slate of news, debate and analysis for every part of the day. Whether you’re an early‑bird, a mid‑day viewer or a night‑owl, there’s a programme that fits your taste.