Migrant crisis: GB News star unleashes fury over 'leap-frogging' migrants
GB News’s Michelle Dewberry rages at asylum‑seekers ‘leap‑frogging’ migrants in a fiery live debate.
On 27 January 2026, GB News presenter Michelle Dewberry erupted in anger during a studio debate, condemning asylum‑seekers who had ‘leapt‑frogged’ across the Channel back towards France. Dewberry, a vocal critic of the Labour government’s migration policies, accused her guest of undermining the ‘one‑in, one‑out’ agreement that aims to return irregular migrants to France. The deal, introduced in July 2025, has already seen 281 migrants repatriated and 350 new arrivals accepted in the first five months, according to the BBC. The row aired live on GB News at 20:48 GMT, sparking social media backlash over the broadcaster’s treatment of the topic.
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