 She is a regular panellist on Loose Women (Picture: Shutterstock) 'We have to be behaving in a way that's trustworthy, people trusting what we do because being blind to what else is happening in the world can be a really dangerous position to be in. 'Having a service that can be trustworthy, that can tell people the truth, that can give both sides perhaps of an argument allows people to come to their own conclusion about what's happening in the world and I think that's really, really important.' Not shying away from a potential TikTok migration, the news professional exclaimed that young people using the app for information gathering was 'brilliant'. The star warned news outlets to be 'trustworthy' (Picture: WireImage) Charlene reads the news on ITV at 6pm (Picture: Shutterstock) 'Wherever young people can get a trusted news source, the better. We c){kind=link}
NEWS… BUT NOT AS YOU KNOW IT
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Charlene White offered words of advice to her fellow news readers after winning a gong at the National Reality TV Awards on Monday night.
The 43-year-old ITV news anchor and Loose Women panellist was celebrated at Porchester Hall in London and awarded an accolade for her work on the channel’s News at Six alongside Mary Nightingale.
Following the evening’s presentation, the star reflected on the current state of the news industry and warned channels to prioritise ‘trustworthy’ behaviour.