Lord Sugar has told GB News that the UK would be in a worse position as a result of Brexit had it not been for the Covid pandemic.

Art consultant and curator Manick Govinda says the arts and cultural sector has a free speech problem, telling The Great British Breakfast that a "witch hunt culture, in particular on social media platforms" can destroy someone's career. He said he had observed a number of artists "who have been vilified" because of a new generation of creative people who act like "a kind of thought police", adding that "art should be a healthy, open space for creative as well as intellectual conversations." This follows news that artists Jess de Wahls reportedly had her work removed by the Royal Academy after trans activists protested about a blog post where she criticised LGBT charity Stonewall and called a woman 'an adult human female'.

Simon McCoy and Alex Phillips tell Andrew Neil: We want to hear uplifting stories, stories of optimism, as well as bigger issues.

When GB News presenter Nana Akua was young, she told her friend she had a pretend dog hiding in a cupboard. "I ran to the under-stairs cupboard and said, 'the dog's in there, ruff ruff ruff,' and pretended to be the dog."