GB News: Tempers flare over monkeypox 'hysteria' amid 57 UK cases - 'People want to know!'

  TEMPERS HAVE FLARED on GB News after panellist Benjamin Butterworth clashed with host Dan Wootton over the public reaction to the monkeypox outbreak. .. Full story on express.co.uk 

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