GB News apologises after Laurence Fox calls female reporter a ‘little woman’



GB News has launched an investigation into “totally unacceptable” comments made by Laurence Fox about a female journalist during a broadcast.

Fox made a series of remarks about Ava Evans, the political correspondent for online news site Joe, including describing her as a “little woman” during an episode of Dan Wootton Tonight on Tuesday.

Ms Evans shared a clip of the comments on social media site X, formerly known as Twitter, with the caption “Laurence Fox just did a whole speech on GB News on why men apparently won’t shag me?” which has been viewed more than 2.1 million times.

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41 thoughts on “GB News apologises after Laurence Fox calls female reporter a ‘little woman’”

  1. These little men are after controversy and attention as so many of them are today. Little narcissists; entitled personalities. We've all met a few and learned how to keep them at arms length. They have profound chips on their shoulders and will always be looking for ways to vent their internal struggles with the world.

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  2. Can't stand Laurence Fox and it was a weird thing to say even in the context of the discussion they were apparently having, but even so, was it so weird and offensive or distasteful as to neccessitate his sacking ? Not really, no but oh well suppose. It is what it is.

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  3. That little woman can say what she likes but Laurence does nothing wrong and he's sacked. I'VE UNSUBSCRIBED AND NOW BOYCOTTING THE WOKE, ANTI FREE SPEECH CHANNEL.

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  4. Females have been wanting equality for so long. It's one lrule for them n another for males. Free speech is just that she should have kept her mouth shut about men's mental healt as if it meant nothing. LF was dead right n good for him. ❤❤❤❤

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  5. I don't understand – it's a crime to call someone a little woman? People have described people as a little man or little woman since forever. It's a descriptive term, not an insult. Barmy barmy barmy! Maybe the truth is that Ofcom, as a regulatory body, now is deciding what terms of speech we cannot use, which very much sounds like they are removing the right to free speech from GB News.

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  6. This should not be a male/female or better/worse debate. I have no problem with people critically analysing ideas, debates, points of view, current topics/issues. I do have a problem with anyone who makes the disgusting comments of Laurence Fox. Why would anyone think his comments are acceptable?

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  7. I don’t understand women who defend men accused of misogyny or even outright abuse 🤦
    Just look at the Russel Brand case.
    I mean seriously!??!

    Women have fought so hard throughout centuries to achieve equality, which is still a long way to go and the moment there is indeed a sign of justice, they step back and claim that it is not a big deal 😮

    To the women out there: IT IS A BIG DEAL!

    For the first time in history men are being held accountable for their dubious comments towards women.
    Hey, wake up and embrace the fact that we are finally heard and have a voice.

    I, as a woman, stand up by all women victims of misogyny and all kind of abuse caused by men! 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

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  8. In all honesty, GB news and it's whole team of presenters should really be scrapped.

    Laurence Fox and Dan Wootton have embarrassed themselves and the channel.

    18th Century-Mogg and and Andrew Neil are quite frankly not much better they are just more adept at hiding their own prejudices and intolerance.

    Whilst the likes of Fox makes his too obvious.

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