![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/dan-wootton-smirks-as-he-leaves-gb-news-studio-after-addressing-allegations-live-on-air/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/2_PAY-EXC-ALL-ROUND-TV-Presenter-Dan-Wootton-smiles-after-leaving-the-GB-News-Studios-after-fighting-b.jpg&description=Dan Wootton was pictured smiling at his phone as he made his was to a taxi outside the GB News studios on Tuesday night, after addressing and vehemently denying allegations made against him live on his show earlier in the evening Dan Wootton left the GB News studio smiling after addressing and denying allegations against him live on air. The journalist, 40, admitted to making "errors of judgement in the past" and went on to deny allegations made against him when opening his show on Tuesday night. Wootton also said he has "regrets" during his on-air statement, in which he claimed the criminal allegations being made against him are "simply untrue". The former Entertainment Correspondent for Lorraine is accused of using a fake online persona to bribe several men into revealing compromising sexual material over at least a 10-year period – something he denies. Speaking to GB News viewers on Tuesday night, Wootton said within his opening monologue: "I, like all fallible humans, have made errors of judgement in the past, but the criminal allegations being made against me are simply untrue. I would like nothing more than to address these spurious allegations. I could spend the next two hours doing so but, on the advice of my lawyers I cannot comment further." After the broadcast finished, Wootton was seen leaving the GB News studios with a smile on his face. The former talkRADIO host, dressed in a black suit with a rucksack on his back, was pictured smirking at his phone before getting into a black cab. On Monday July 17, as Wootton opened his GB News show after a holiday in his home country of New Zealand, Byline Times published a report featuring allegations made against the presenter. Representatives for The Sun, Wootton's former employer, and MailOnline, who Wootton currently writes a column for, say they are looking into allegations made against the journalist. In its initial report, the Byline Times alleges Wootton "hid behind fake online identities to trick and bribe){kind=link}
Dan Wootton was pictured smiling at his phone as he made his was to a taxi outside the GB News studios on Tuesday night, after addressing and vehemently denying allegations made against him live on his show earlier in the evening
Dan Wootton left the GB News studio smiling after addressing and denying allegations against him live on air.
The journalist, 40, admitted to making “errors of judgement in the past” and went on to deny allegations made against him when opening his show on Tuesday night.
Wootton also said he has “regrets” during his on-air statement, in which he claimed the criminal allegations being made against him are “simply untrue”.
The former Entertainment Correspondent for Lorraine is accused of using a fake online persona to bribe several men into revealing compromising sexual material over at least a 10-year period â something he denies.