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29 Oct 2024
#politics
GB News: Labour MP 'engaged in row over winter fuel payments' outside pub before punching constituent
Labour MP Mike Amesbury was involved in an altercation with constituent Paul Fellows over winter fuel payments, resulting in Amesbury punching Fellows multiple times. The incident occurred in Frodsham after a night out, and Amesbury has since been suspended from the Labour Party.
Cheshire Police are investigating the assault, with Amesbury stating he felt threatened. Reform UK has called for his resignation, emphasizing that violence is unacceptable for a sitting MP.
Le Monde: Hezbollah names Naim Kassem as new leader
Hezbollah has elected Naim Kassem as its new leader following the death of Hassan Nasrallah in an Israeli airstrike on September 27. Kassem, a founding member of Hezbollah and deputy secretary general since 1991, has been active in public appearances since the leadership transition.
Kassem's election comes after the initial successor, Hashem Safieddine, was also killed in an Israeli strike. Kassem's leadership marks a shift in Hezbollah's public communication style, as he uses more formal Arabic compared to Nasrallah's colloquial approach.
Fox News: Harris-Trump showdown: Vice president picks up the pace on trail, makes pitch to progressives
Vice President Kamala Harris is campaigning in key battleground states, including Michigan, as Election Day approaches. She is focused on appealing to both progressive voters and disaffected Republicans while addressing issues like healthcare and gun violence.
Harris faces a tight race against former President Donald Trump, with both candidates actively courting voters in crucial states that could determine the election outcome. Her campaign emphasizes turning away from Trump's policies.
Fox News: Former WaPo chief editor shreds Bezos for making 'serious mistake' with endorsement decision: 'A betrayal'
Marty Baron criticized Jeff Bezos for the Washington Post's decision to refrain from endorsing a candidate in the 2024 presidential election, calling it a betrayal of journalistic principles. Baron expressed concern over the potential damage to the paper's reputation and integrity.
Bezos defended the non-endorsement as a necessary move to combat perceptions of bias in media. He argued that the decision reflects a commitment to credibility amidst declining trust in journalism.
Fox News: Georgia voters pick their candidate for the 2024 election: 'My vote is definitely locked in'
Georgia voters express support for Kamala Harris primarily due to reproductive rights and gun control, while supporters of Donald Trump emphasize economic concerns. Students and residents articulate their preferences based on personal values and perceived economic impacts.
Voters highlight differing priorities, with some favoring Harris for her community-focused approach and others leaning towards Trump for his business background and economic policies.
Fox News: I'm Tammy Baldwin: This is why I want Wisconsin's vote for Senate
Senator Tammy Baldwin criticized her opponent, Eric Hovde, for his lack of knowledge about the Farm Bill, which is vital for Wisconsin's agricultural economy. She emphasized her experience in supporting farmers and highlighted Hovde's disconnect from local issues and communities.
Baldwin also pointed out Hovde's controversial statements on healthcare and social security, arguing that his policies would harm working families. She positioned herself as a public servant committed to Wisconsin's needs, contrasting her record with Hovde's perceived elitism.
Fox News: I'm Deb Fischer: This is why I want Nebraska's vote for Senate
Senator Deb Fischer reflects on the economic struggles faced by Nebraska families, highlighting a significant increase in living costs and a perceived decline in safety and stability. She emphasizes the impact of illegal immigration on local communities and the challenges posed by global conflicts.
Fischer advocates for new leadership in Washington to address these issues and restore a better future for the next generation. She seeks the support of Nebraskans to reverse the current trajectory of the country.
GB News: Kari Lake says Donald Trump will show Britain ‘how to save itself’ as she vows to halt ‘invasion’ of US
Kari Lake criticized the Biden administration for what she describes as an "invasion" of America, arguing that it is changing the culture and demanding that Americans adjust to incoming migrants. She claims that Trump can lead efforts to "save" the U.S. and other countries from this situation.
Lake expressed her frustration as a mother concerned about her children's future under current immigration policies. She emphasized the need to address illegal immigration and restore a legal immigration system.
#society
Fox News: Halloween candy tips from a chef and father of 4: 'Make it worth it'
Chef Andrew Gruel shares tips for managing children's candy intake during Halloween. He suggests buying candy at restaurant supply stores for better value and spacing out treats to avoid sugar overload.
Gruel also recommends melting hard candies like Sugar Daddies to create healthier snacks, such as candied apples.
GB News: Lidl customer left baffled after being handed £100 fine due to 'crazy' car park rule
A Weybridge man received a £100 parking fine for using his work van at a Lidl store, which he claims is unfair due to unclear signage regarding commercial vehicle restrictions. His appeal was denied despite his assertion that the rules were not adequately communicated.
Lidl stated they do not manage the car park and encouraged appeals to the parking enforcement company. This incident highlights broader issues with parking fines, as local authorities have collected over £1 billion in fines this year.
#other
Le Monde: Biodiversity: The world is not on track to protect 30% of land and sea by 2030
The Protected Planet Report 2024 highlights insufficient progress towards the global goal of protecting 30% of the planet by 2030, with only 17.6% of land and 8.4% of marine areas currently protected. Urgent action is needed to double land and triple marine protections.
The report emphasizes the importance of effective management of protected areas, respecting Indigenous rights, and ensuring these areas support biodiversity. Recent efforts have added significant protected zones, but overall advancement remains slow.