Georgia Pearce is a Video News Reporter at GB News. With a diverse background in print, online, and broadcast journalism, she covers a range of topics including government and politics, world affairs, and culture. Georgia has been featured in MSN, Media Industry Observer, Luxury Escapes, NewsNow.co.uk, Environmental Post Ledger, and GB News.
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By: Georgia Pearce
The Home Office are spending a staggering £1.2million a year to buy and maintain Channel rescue boats
By: Georgia Pearce
The Work and Pensions Secretary spoke to GB News host Camilla Tominey about Labour's plans for welfare reform
By: Georgia Pearce
Face-to-face assessments for benefits, including PIP payments, plummeted to just five per cent in 2025
By: Georgia Pearce
The former First Minister said she now carries a 'degree of trauma' after the ordeal
By: Georgia Pearce
Sir Keir Starmer is set to 'water down' benefits checks amid a record backlog of mental health cases
By: Georgia Pearce
Benefits claimants aged 25 and over will now not be reassessed for payment for four years
By: Georgia Pearce
New polling this morning shows that trade union members are now just as likely to support Reform UK as they are at the Labour Party
By: Georgia Pearce
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said the operation was 'illegal, bordering on international piracy'
By: Georgia Pearce
Nicola Sturgeon said she now carries a 'degree of trauma' after the ordeal
By: Georgia Pearce
Vickrum Digwa was sentenced to a minimum of 21 years in prison for the murder of Henry Nowak
