Bob Ward details the untruths from the US President that went unchallenged in an interview with Beverley Turner on 15 November, flouting Ofcom rules and further spreading climate misinformation.
On 15 November 2025, GB News broadcast an interview by its presenter Beverley Turner with President Trump on her Late Show Live programme.
During the interview , President Trump complained about being a victim of “fake news”. However, and ironically, Mr Trump made an astonishing number of false claims, including about energy and climate change, during his conversation with Ms Turner.
The interview clearly violated the Ofcom Broadcasting Code , which states: “News, in whatever form, must be reported with due accuracy and presented with due impartiality.”
Despite the numerous untruths, Ms Turner made no attempt to correct the President, thus finding herself in breach of Clause 5.2 of the Code, which states: “Significant mistakes in news should normally be acknowledged and corrected on air quickly (or, in the case of BBC ODPS [On-Demand Programme Services], corrected quickly). Corrections should be appropriately scheduled (or, in the case of BBC ODPS, appropriately signaled [sic.] to viewers).”
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