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13 Oct 2024
#society
GB News: Ryanair passenger 'terrified' after being put up overnight in hotel where he feared being electrocuted
A Ryanair passenger criticized the airline for inadequate accommodations after his flight from Albania to Edinburgh was canceled due to technical issues. He described the hotel as unsafe and unsanitary, highlighting concerns about electrical hazards and poor cleanliness.
Ryanair acknowledged the situation, stating the overnight stay was necessary due to extended engineering repairs. They apologized for the inconvenience and arranged a replacement flight for the following day.
GB News: Winter Fuel Payment: Pensioners could be forced to PAY BACK £300 to DWP - what you need to know
Pensioners in the UK may need to repay their Winter Fuel Payment due to new means-testing criteria. The allowance, previously universal, is now limited to those on specific benefits, impacting many older individuals struggling with rising energy costs.
Age UK's charity director has urged the government to broaden eligibility to include more pensioners on various benefits, emphasizing the need for support amid public concern over the changes.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Hezbollah can be destroyed – by following the money
Hezbollah is producing Captagon, an amphetamine, in southern Lebanon, selling it to Gulf nations to fund terrorism. Despite drug trafficking being against Islamic law, they justify it by targeting rival Sunni states, particularly Saudi Arabia.
Israel is intensifying military action against Hezbollah, leading to significant losses for the group. However, a ceasefire may be necessary as international pressure mounts on Israel, presenting a chance to prevent Hezbollah's resurgence as a strategic threat.
#military
The Telegraph: Israel-Iran conflict latest: Horse-drawn chariot terror attack plans found in Gaza
Documents recovered in Gaza indicate that Hamas had long-term plans for various attacks on Israel, including using horse-drawn chariots for stealth operations. These plans involved multiple methods of assault, including targeting infrastructure and seeking Iranian support.
The authenticity of the documents has not been independently verified, but U.S. sources reportedly affirm their credibility.
#history
The Telegraph: Christopher Columbus kept secret he was Jewish, documentary reveals
DNA analysis suggests Christopher Columbus had Jewish origins, contradicting the long-held belief that he was Italian from Genoa. This conclusion, based on studies of his and his son Hernando's bones, was revealed in a recent documentary.
The findings also address debates regarding Columbus's final resting place, indicating a "western Mediterranean" ancestry without pinpointing a specific location.
#health
Fox News: Boy facing blindness gets life-changing eye surgery: ‘Such a blessing’
A 7-year-old boy in Sierra Leone, Mamadou, regained his sight after undergoing cataract surgery provided by the charity Mercy Ships. Born with bilateral cataracts, he struggled with severe vision impairment, affecting his daily life and education until he received the necessary treatment.
Following the successful surgery, Mamadou began to explore his surroundings and engage in activities like playing and coloring. His mother expressed joy at his restored vision, hoping he will thrive in school and one day pursue a career in medicine.
#crime
Fox News: Arizona man found dead in Starbucks bathroom after allegedly shooting himself
A man in Gilbert, Arizona, shot and killed himself in a Starbucks restroom after reportedly acting erratically and pointing a gun at others in the store. Witnesses heard gunshots, prompting a SWAT response, which confirmed the man's death from self-inflicted wounds.
No injuries were reported among employees or customers, who were evacuated during the incident. Police conducted an investigation, briefly blocking traffic in the area.