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TalkTV criticised for not saying reporter whomade migrant crossing was Reform member

Christian Drogan crossed the channel in a small boat from France into England for a TalkTV documentary

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Michael Savage Media editor28 Aug 2026, 12:38 pmUpdated 1d ago1 min readEuropeUnited Kingdom

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TalkTV criticised for not saying reporter who made migrant crossing was Reform member

Christian Drogan crossed the channel in a small boat from France into England for a TalkTV documentary

Rupert Murdoch’s online channel TalkTV is facing criticism after it did not disclose that a journalist who travelled to Britain in a small boat for a documentary was a Reform party member and activist.

The channel revealed the “world exclusive” this week, stating that the treacherous journey had made the former builder turned journalist Christian Drogan the first British man “to invade his own country”.

Rupert Murdoch’s online channel TalkTV is facing criticism after it did not disclose that a journalist who travelled to Britain in a small boat for a documentary was a Reform party member and activist.

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Source: The Guardian · Michael Savage Media editor. Published 28 Aug 2026, 12:38 pm.

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