The new channel - which is hosted on YouTube - complements the output of GB News
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GB News has launched a second channel dedicated to providing coverage of live events which will provide “more choice than ever”.
GBN2 has already attracted hundreds of thousands of people in the wake of its launch on 12 February.
The new channel - which is hosted on YouTube - complements the output of GB News and offers livestreams of major events, in the UK and worldwide.
It is designed to offer viewers the option to watch extended and continuous live footage of breaking stories.
Viewers can find GBN2 by heading to the GB News YouTube channel and clicking on the 'GBN2' playlist. Alternatively they can simply scan the QR code shown on the main GB News TV channel as live events unfold.
Coverage has already included debates in Parliament, press conferences at 10 Downing Street and the White House, riots in Greece and the latest events in Gaza.
A GBN2 stream of the Donald Trump/Keir Starmer meeting at the White House last week drew some 70,000 viewers to the feed.
Another of President Trump taking questions from the press as he signed executive orders attracted 165,000.
Geoff Marsh, Chief Content Officer at GB News, said: "The launch of GBN2 gives our loyal viewers more choice than ever.
"They can now watch GB News and, simply by scanning a QR code, second screen an alternative stream that interests them.
"Already hundreds of thousands of people have taken advantage of GBN2 to deeply engage with live events from the UK and right around the world.
"This is just the start. In the months to come we'll be launching GBN2 across our owned and operated platforms, including on GBNews.com, our Android and iOS apps and CTV."
The launch comes as GB News continued its record-breaking growth. Last month GB News won a prestigious award for being the UK’s fastest growing website in the influential annual SimilarWeb rankings. It was also named as the fastest growing news website in the United States.
