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24 Oct 2024
#society
GB News: Home Office staff told to celebrate Black community 'every day' and spend five working hours on Black history
Home Office civil servants participated in Black History Month events during work hours, aimed at celebrating Black culture and history. The initiative encourages ongoing support for the Black community and includes various workshops focused on race equality and diversity.
Critics argue that these activities reflect a misuse of taxpayer funds and promote "woke" ideologies among civil servants. Concerns have been raised about the impact of such initiatives on public perception and the overall governance of the department.
GB News: Couple slapped with £100 fine for overstaying 72 seconds despite not parking - 'We didn't even stop there!'
A couple from North Wales received a £100 fine for exceeding a car park's five-minute grace period by 72 seconds during a brief visit. They claimed the payment system was malfunctioning, and after appealing the fine, they contacted MPs for assistance.
Parkingeye eventually canceled the fine as a "gesture of goodwill," but the couple criticized the strict enforcement of the grace period, arguing it is unreasonable given the time needed to park and pay.
#military
The Telegraph: The flag that is beginning to worry Ukraine’s exhausted front-line troops
A photo showing the North Korean flag alongside the Russian tricolor near Pokrovsk has raised concerns about potential North Korean troop involvement in the Ukraine conflict. Reports suggest that North Korea may be sending soldiers to support Russian forces.
This development follows a mutual defense agreement between North Korea and Russia, with both countries pledging to aid each other. Observations of individuals resembling eastern Asians near the front lines have fueled speculation about increased military collaboration.
#culture
Le Monde: Rare original 'Little Prince' typescript to be auctioned
A rare typescript of "Le Petit Prince," featuring handwritten corrections and sketches by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, is being sold by Peter Harrington Rare Books for at least $1.25 million. This working copy is one of three known versions and is expected to attract significant interest.
The manuscript, which includes edited-out passages and notable quotes, is set to be sold in Abu Dhabi. Saint-Exupéry wrote the book during his exile in the U.S. in 1942, and he died in 1944 before witnessing its success.
#health
GB News: Exact date disposable vapes will be banned in Britain REVEALED as Starmer's Government announces crackdown
The UK Government will ban disposable vapes starting 1 June 2025, aiming to protect young people from nicotine addiction and address environmental concerns. The ban follows a significant rise in vaping among youth and a dramatic increase in vape waste.
The Tobacco and Vapes Bill will accompany the ban, marking a major public health initiative. Officials emphasize the need to reduce youth access to vaping products and mitigate environmental damage caused by single-use vapes.
Fox News: E. coli outbreak linked to McDonald’s burgers: How to spot the symptoms
An E. coli outbreak linked to McDonald's Quarter Pounder has infected 49 people across 10 states, with 10 hospitalizations and one death reported. The CDC is investigating the source, which may involve slivered onions from a single supplier.
McDonald's has halted the use of quarter-pound beef patties and slivered onions in some locations until the cause is identified. Experts recommend proper food handling and cooking practices to prevent E. coli infections.