More people are now waking up to GB News Radio in the morning, according to the latest RAJAR figures.
The People’s Channel is seeing rising numbers of listeners tuning in to catch its unmissable morning content both on weekdays and at weekends.
The new data, which covers the second quarter of 2025, reveals GB News Breakfast has seen its listeners grow four per cent year-on-year from Monday to Friday.
It’s another huge win for Britain’s best breakfast show, which is fronted by Eamonn Holmes, Ellie Costello, Stephen Dixon, and Anne Diamond, and which recently won its third consecutive TRIC award.
Britain’s Newsroom, presented by Bev Turner, Andrew Pierce, Nana Akua, and Ben Leo, has also seen its listening numbers grow, by nine per cent year-on-year.
More people are also tuning into GB News’ weekend show, Saturday Morning Live, with audiences up 25 per cent year-on-year.
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Rising numbers are choosing GB News on Sundays too, with Portillo, presented by Michael Portillo, seeing its audiences leap 21 per cent year-on-year.
Other highlights from the latest RAJAR numbers show The Weekend, presented by Dawn Neesom, leaping by 19 per cent year-on-year. Nana, presented by Nana Akua, rose 11 per cent year-on-year.
And The Saturday Five jumped by an impressive 63 per cent.
On Sunday evenings, Camilla Tominey Highlights Show, which wraps up the best parts of our unmissable morning show, has leapt 47 per cent year-on-year. And Free Speech Nation, which proudly champions the principles behind the People’s Channel, has leapt 36 per cent year-on-year.
Overall, the RAJAR data shows GB News Radio is continuing to grow its audience, up 6 per cent year-on-year, maintaining its lead over rival station Talk.
Commenting on the ratings success, Ben Briscoe, GB News’ Head of Programming, said: "These latest RAJAR figures show continued growth for a string of our programmes and illustrate how GB News remains firmly on track to become the UK’s largest news channel by 2028.
"Whether it’s on radio, TV, or online, more people are turning to GB News for the fearless journalism we are proud to provide.
"We will soon be launching a brand-new show in America, The Late Show Live, which will further expand our award-winning coverage."