GB Information is launching a brand-new weekly programme devoted to motherhood, household life and the problems that matter most to oldsters throughout Britain.
GB Mums will carry collectively a number of the channel’s best-known presenters to debate the most important tales of the week alongside the realities of recent parenting, household life and motherhood.
The brand new present will function common appearances from Michelle Dewberry, Nana Akua, Emily Carver and Bev Turner, alongside visitor contributors and acquainted faces from throughout the GB Information household.
Launching on Friday June 19 and streaming weekly on the GB Information YouTube channel, the programme will provide candid dialogue, vigorous debate and private insights on all the things from the headlines dominating the information agenda to the challenges and rewards of elevating youngsters in trendy Britain.
Michelle Dewberry, host of Dewbs and Co, mentioned: “Being a mum is without doubt one of the most rewarding and difficult experiences in life and there’s by no means any scarcity of issues to speak about.
“GB Mums provides us the chance to debate the tales that matter most to households, share our personal experiences and have trustworthy conversations about trendy motherhood.
“We all know many ladies are on the lookout for an area the place they’ll hear actual opinions, actual experiences and open dialogue in regards to the points affecting their lives and the lives of their youngsters.”
Nana Akua, host of Nana Akua, mentioned: “One of many issues viewers inform us most frequently is that they worth authenticity and honesty.
“GB Mums permits us to share extra of our personal experiences and join with viewers by conversations which can be usually humorous, typically difficult and at all times actual.”
Emily Carver, co-presenter of Good Afternoon Britain, mentioned: “As a brand new mum, this programme comes on the good time for me.
“I am wanting ahead to discussing the problems that matter to oldsters right now, studying from different mums and sharing the realities of elevating youngsters in trendy Britain.”
Bev Turner, host of The Late Present Reside, mentioned: “Mums are the beating coronary heart of our nation. We develop knowledge and perception by mothering and we apply that to the distinctive method through which we view the world.
“GB Information is aware of that the household stays the steady spine of the UK and we’re proud to help households and moms by GB Mums.”
