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16 Oct 2024
#politics
GB News: New development to 'wreck Essex countryside' and waste BILLIONS - Reform MP
A proposed Lower Thames Crossing road project in Essex faces criticism from local MPs and campaigners, who argue it will cost £10 billion without effectively reducing congestion. The project's future is uncertain as the government has postponed its decision until May 2024.
Supporters claim the project is essential for alleviating congestion at the Dartford Crossing and boosting the economy. National Highways asserts it will improve road capacity and reduce traffic, while opponents highlight potential environmental impacts and question its effectiveness.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: 'Ukraine's defeat, if Trump were elected, would also be Europe's defeat'
Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin have maintained a communication line, speaking up to seven times since 2021, including post-Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Trump's potential return to power could alter U.S. support for Ukraine, impacting its military aid and strategic position against Russia.
If elected, Trump may negotiate with Putin, potentially compromising Ukraine's sovereignty and European interests. The implications of a Russian victory would extend beyond Ukraine, challenging Europe's security landscape.
#economy
Le Monde: French budget: The right pushes for privatizations
The French government faces pressure from right-wing factions to sell state assets, such as shares in companies like Orange and Engie, to address its debt crisis instead of increasing taxes or cutting public spending. Prime Minister Barnier's administration has not pursued this strategy.
Economy Minister Antoine Armand suggested investing in the painkiller manufacturer Opella instead, while discussions on the budget bill are anticipated in Parliament. The push for privatization reflects a historical trend of reducing state involvement in the economy.
#health
GB News: NHS doctor calls for food stamps instead of weight loss jabs to tackle UK's obesity epidemic
An NHS doctor has expressed concerns about Labour's proposal to trial weight loss injections for unemployed individuals, citing potential drug shortages and questions about long-term effectiveness. The initiative aims to address obesity and improve economic conditions.
#crime
GB News: Police launch hate crime investigation after rabbi attacked with wooden stake
A rabbi was assaulted with a wooden stake in Silver Spring, Maryland, prompting a hate crime investigation. The suspect, Junior Michael Reece, 47, was arrested shortly after the attack, which left the victim with minor injuries.
This incident highlights a rising trend of violence against religious communities in the U.S., affecting both Jewish and Muslim populations. Police are seeking information related to the attack.
Fox News: Arizona man in prison for sexual conduct with minor dies after fight with fellow inmate
Michael Dunbar, a 43-year-old inmate serving time for sexual conduct with a minor, died following a fight with another inmate at Arizona State Prison Complex-Eyman. His sentence was set to end in 2038, and an investigation into his death is underway.
The Arizona Department of Corrections stated that they do not tolerate violence and will pursue prosecution based on the investigation's findings. Dunbar had a history of disciplinary issues, including assaults on other inmates.
#sports
Le Monde: Thomas Tuchel set to become new England manager
Thomas Tuchel has been appointed as England's new football manager, starting January 1, 2025. He succeeds Gareth Southgate and is the third foreign manager for the national team, aiming to end a 58-year wait for a major tournament victory.
Tuchel, who has previously coached Chelsea, Bayern Munich, and PSG, expressed pride in leading the England team. He will be assisted by Anthony Barry and inherits a talented squad, including players like Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham.