When it comes to TV news channels, it can be tricky deciding which one to trust: especially when it comes to accusations of bias. With the BBC, Sky News and Good Morning Britain all risking impartiality rows in recent months, even viewers who are loyal to one channel or another have been switching off in a fury.
GB News, for example, was hit with 3,815 Ofcom complaints after Patrick Christys' rant about grooming gangs, while BBC's political editor Laura Kuenssberg sparked "bias" fury during an interview with Shabana Mahmood as she appeared to slam Andy Burnham and Keir Starmer.
Now Express readers have shown their true feelings by voting in our poll for their most trusted television news network.
They were given the option of the BBC, GB News, Sky News, Channel 4 and ITV - along with "none of the above".
Coming in last place was Channel 4, with just 141 votes. ITV came second to last with 275 readers voting for it as their most trusted source, before the BBC at just 538 votes.
Sky News came in second place overall with 634 votes - but it was GB News that emerged victorious, with a whopping 5985 votes. 2123 people, meanwhile, voted for none of the channels.
Out of 9696 votes in total, more than half of them were in favour of GB News.
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