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'I’ll keep asking the questions GB News viewers and listeners want answers to'

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GB News journalist Keith Bays has vowed to "continue asking the questions that people want answers to" after finding fame for taking ministers to task outside 10 Downing Street.Keith's appearances last week have become the talk of the country for the forthright way he asked questions to ministers entering and exiting No10 during the Labour leadership crisis.A montage of him questioning members of the Government as they left a Cabinet meeting this week was even featured on the BBC's Have I Got News For You.Host Victoria Coren Mitchell commented: "There were rumours that the Prime Minister would announce a timetable for stepping down, and so the journalists did what they do best, which is gather at 10 Downing Street to shriek randomly.

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He's very optimistic that someone will speak to him."Keith also featured on ABC Australia.But despite Ministers remaining tight-lipped, Keith is vowing to keep the...

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