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#politics
GB News: POLL OF THE DAY: Has the Home Office shown they have the wrong priorities by tracking Elon Musk's tweets?
The UK Government's counter-extremism unit has begun monitoring Elon Musk's social media posts due to security concerns over their influence in Britain. This follows Musk's harsh criticisms of Labour politicians, particularly Jess Phillips, who has received threats necessitating close protection.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer condemned Musk's actions, asserting he has "crossed a line." The situation escalated as the Labour Government rejected calls for a national inquiry into the grooming gangs scandal, leading to a significant parliamentary vote against a Conservative amendment seeking such an inquiry.
GB News: Met Police cracks down on pro-Palestinian protest as they use powers to prevent major gathering
The Metropolitan Police have imposed restrictions on a planned pro-Palestine protest in London, citing concerns over potential disruption to a nearby synagogue during Shabbat services. The Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC) had intended to march from BBC Broadcasting House to Whitehall but was informed of the police's decision after discussions regarding the protest route.
The PSC condemned the police's actions as repressive, asserting that their planned route posed no threat to Jewish individuals. The group emphasized their right to protest against Israel's actions in Gaza, which they describe as genocidal, and called for public support for their demonstration on January 18.
GB News: WATCH: Martin Daubney clashes with Lib Dem MP over party's abstention on grooming gangs vote
GB News presenter Martin Daubney confronted Liberal Democrat MP Steff Aquarone regarding the party's abstention from a vote on a national grooming gangs inquiry. The Conservative amendment to the Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill was defeated, with 72 Lib Dem MPs choosing not to participate.
GB News: Nigel Farage says Reform UK will launch grooming gangs inquiry 'whatever the cost'
Nigel Farage anticipates that Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer will alter his stance regarding a national inquiry into grooming gangs. Farage stated on GB News that Reform UK is prepared to finance its own investigation should Labour decline to pursue one.
GB News: UK counter-extremism unit launch probe into Elon Musk's tweets after concerns raised over 'risk to Britain'
The UK Government's counter-extremism unit is monitoring Elon Musk's social media posts due to concerns about their potential impact on national security. This scrutiny has intensified following Musk's criticisms of the Labour Government and specific politicians, including Jess Phillips, who has faced threats to her safety as a result.
Experts warn that Musk's online behavior could incite violence in the UK, with officials emphasizing the need to combat extremism and disinformation. The situation raises alarms about foreign influence in British democracy, prompting calls for Musk to focus on his business ventures rather than political commentary.
GB News: 'The number of Britons who think immigration is a good thing is crashing'
Nigel Farage's Reform party has made history by topping the polls alongside the Labour Party, each at 25%, and surpassing the Conservatives by 5 points. This shift reflects a significant change in voter sentiment, particularly concerning immigration issues.
Public concern over immigration is rising, with 70% believing it is "too high" and only 18% viewing it positively. The Reform party is capitalizing on these sentiments, especially as illegal crossings increase and legal immigration remains high.
GB News: Rachel Reeves car tax hikes reaffirm fears Labour is no longer ‘working man's party’ as millions face cost rises
Rachel Reeves' proposed car tax increases have raised concerns that Labour is moving away from its traditional support for working-class individuals. Starting April 1, many drivers will see significant hikes in Vehicle Excise Duty, with some facing first-year tax bills that double.
Critics argue that these changes disproportionately affect ordinary motorists, especially those with family vehicles and hybrids, and question the economic rationale behind the tax increases. Public backlash has been strong, with many expressing frustration over Labour's shift from its roots as the "working man's party."
GB News: Barack Obama and Donald Trump share laugh at Jimmy Carter's funeral before being given 'death stare' by Kamala Harris
At Jimmy Carter's funeral, all five living U.S. presidents, including Donald Trump and Barack Obama, were present. Trump and Obama were seen sharing a light moment during the service, which also included Joe Biden, Bill Clinton, and George W. Bush among the attendees.
The event highlighted a rare moment of camaraderie among former leaders, with notable figures like Justin Trudeau and Hunter Biden also in attendance. The service brought together a diverse group of political figures, including former vice presidents Al Gore and Mike Pence.
#society
Breitbart: MSNBC's Tur Tours Neighborhood She Grew Up in Destroyed in Wildfires: 'It's All Gone'
MSNBC's Katie Tur reported on the destruction caused by wildfires in Pacific Palisades, her childhood neighborhood. She described the loss of local landmarks, including a barbershop, jewelry shop, and the Chamber of Commerce, which held historical records of the area.
Tur lamented the damage to her former elementary school, which stood for over a century, and highlighted the cultural activities that were once available, now reduced to ashes.
GB News: ‘You’re ashamed!’ Watch moment blistering row kicks off as guests lock horns over grooming gangs
A heated debate on GB News featured former Labour adviser Matthew Laza and ex-Tory MP Anna Firth discussing grooming gangs. Laza criticized the Conservative Party, particularly Kemi Badenoch, for not addressing the issue during her tenure as Minister for Children, calling their recent focus hypocritical.
Labour defended its stance against a national inquiry, emphasizing support for local investigations and past inquiries in Telford and Rotherham. The controversy has intensified, with calls for a national inquiry growing, as recent reports indicate that recommendations from a key 2014 report remain unaddressed.
GB News: Keir Starmer accused of 'sacrificing women's rights' as new poll shows more than 3 in 4 Britons back national inquiry into grooming gangs
A YouGov poll shows 76% of Britons support a national inquiry into grooming gangs, contrasting with Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer's opposition. The survey highlights significant backing across political lines, particularly among Conservative voters, with only 13% against the inquiry.
The findings come as Labour MPs voted down a Conservative amendment for a statutory inquiry. Critics argue that women's rights have been compromised due to fears of being labeled racist, emphasizing the need for accountability in addressing child sexual abuse.
GB News: Ayaan Hirsi Ali asks why pro-Palestine protesters won’t ‘root out’ grooming gangs
Ayaan Hirsi Ali has raised concerns about the lack of action from British Muslim communities and pro-Palestine protesters regarding grooming gangs, questioning why large mobilizations for distant geopolitical issues do not translate to local sexual abuse cases. She specifically pointed out the involvement of Pakistani men in these gangs and criticized the term "Islamophobia" as a means to deflect attention from these issues.
Her comments come amid ongoing debates about the government's response to grooming gangs, with calls for a national inquiry gaining traction. Labour's rejection of such inquiries has faced backlash, while the government proposes longer prison sentences for offenders, though critics argue this fails to tackle the underlying problems.
GB News: Police officer sues Met for £200,000 after being thrown from horse during protest
PC Nicky Vernon is suing the Metropolitan Police after being injured when her horse bolted during a Black Lives Matter protest in June 2020. She alleges the force was aware of the horse's unsafe behavior and claims negligence for exposing her to a foreseeable risk of injury.
Vernon suffered severe injuries, including a collapsed lung and broken bones, and continues to receive treatment for PTSD. The incident occurred amid violent clashes during the protests, which were sparked by George Floyd's death.
GB News: Waitrose new menu: Supermarket rolls out two new 'high-quality, delicious' drinks in all of its 127 cafés
Waitrose has partnered with organic matcha brand PerfectTed to launch Strawberry and Vanilla Matcha Lattes in all 127 cafés, responding to a 676% increase in matcha-related searches on its website. The drinks, priced at £3.95, cater to growing customer interest in matcha's health benefits.
Additionally, Waitrose has expanded its Portuguese offerings with a new Lemon Iced Bolo de Arroz, reflecting a 137% rise in searches for Pastel de Natas. This cake features a lemon curd filling and sweet icing, showcasing the trend towards citrus flavors in culinary exploration.
GB News: California wildfires: ‘Bogus nonsense!’ Reporter blasts climate change shouts and blames Democrats
An American journalist claims that Democrats' focus on Donald Trump, rather than climate change, is to blame for the wildfires in California. Martin Boyle criticized Governor Gavin Newsom's water management policies, arguing they exacerbated the crisis as wildfires have claimed lives and forced evacuations.
The wildfires have devastated Southern California, with major fires causing significant destruction and challenging firefighting efforts. Wind conditions and dry weather continue to complicate the situation, leading to widespread power outages affecting millions.
GB News: Martin Daubney tears into Lib Dem after party’s MPs abstain from grooming gangs vote
GB News presenter Martin Daubney confronted Liberal Democrat MP Steff Aquarone over the party's abstention from a vote on a national grooming gangs inquiry, questioning their lack of a stance on a significant societal issue. Aquarone defended the party's position, stating they proposed their own amendment and would support measures that improve child protection.
Daubney accused the Liberal Democrats of prioritizing party politics over the needs of survivors, while Aquarone insisted they would back a national inquiry if it effectively addressed the problem. He maintained that their decision was not about party politics but about ensuring the best outcome for victims.
GB News: National Lottery winner scoops £1m jackpot as claimant steps forward for December draw
A Buckinghamshire resident has claimed a £1 million prize from the National Lottery draw on December 14, 2024. This winner is among 383 millionaires created by the National Lottery in 2024, with another £1 million prize still unclaimed in the same area.
The claimed ticket matched five main numbers and the Bonus Ball. The validation process will follow, and the winner can choose to remain anonymous. Players have 180 days to claim their prizes, and those who believe they have winning tickets are encouraged to check their numbers.
GB News: Pakistani Muslim former Labour MP backs inquiry into grooming gangs
Khalid Mahmood, former Labour MP, advocates for a national public inquiry into historical abuse cases, emphasizing the need for accountability for victims and those involved, including police and local authorities. He stresses the importance of addressing victims' feelings and providing them with closure.
Mahmood calls for urgent action and a clear terms of reference for the inquiry, expressing concern for victims over political motivations. He urges Keir Starmer to prioritize the needs of those who have suffered abuse.
GB News: Lee Anderson admits he’s 'ashamed to be British' as Labour reject inquiry into horrific grooming gangs abuse
Reform MP Lee Anderson expressed deep shame over Labour's rejection of a national inquiry into grooming gangs, criticizing politicians and authorities for ignoring systematic abuse of vulnerable girls. He emphasized the need for accountability and protection for victims.
Anderson highlighted that many grooming gang cases are concentrated in Labour-held areas, with significant child victim numbers. He condemned the failure of institutions to act on known abuses, stating, "We've failed them, we've let them down."
GB News: Lee Anderson scolds MP for statement on women’s safety in Iraq after voting AGAINST grooming inquiry
Reform UK MP Lee Anderson criticized Labour MP Sarah Owen for hypocrisy after she spoke about women's safety in Congo and Iraq while voting against a grooming gangs inquiry. He emphasized that her statements were contradictory, given the ongoing issues in the UK.
Anderson expressed shame over Labour's refusal to support the inquiry, highlighting that the party's stance undermines the severity of the grooming gang scandal, which has affected Labour-held constituencies. He accused Labour of being out of touch with public concerns.
GB News: Driver fury over five-minute parking loophole which sees thousands slapped with unfair charges
Motorists are facing fines for failing to pay within five minutes at private car parks, even when payment systems malfunction. Experts advise drivers to read terms and conditions carefully to avoid penalties, as many are unaware of these strict rules.
Recent cases have highlighted the potential for compensation claims against parking operators. LeaseLoco calls for clearer regulations and urges drivers to either comply with the five-minute rule or avoid such car parks altogether.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Donald Trump to turn screws on Iran's murderous regime from day one
Former US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has indicated that Donald Trump is poised to reinstate his "maximum pressure" policy against Iran upon returning to office. Pompeo criticized current Democratic and EU leaders for their approach to Iran, emphasizing the need for a tougher stance and support for Iranian opposition.
Pompeo, speaking at a meeting with Iranian opposition leader Maryam Rajavi, highlighted the weakening influence of Iran and its allies in the region. He underscored the importance of recognizing the National Council of Resistance of Iran as a viable alternative to the current regime. The meeting also addressed Iran's troubling human rights record, with a significant number of executions reported.
#economy
Breitbart: Trump Touts Pro-Migration Article Amid Voter Blowback on White-Collar Migrants
President Trump has expressed support for expanding the H-1B visa program, citing its benefits for American businesses and innovation. However, many of his pro-American voters are concerned that increasing white-collar immigration may displace U.S. graduates from jobs in the tech sector.
Polls indicate a significant portion of Republicans favor reducing or eliminating the H-1B program, fearing it undermines American workers and innovation. Critics argue that H-1B migrants often receive promotions over qualified Americans, leading to a negative impact on U.S. job opportunities and economic competitiveness.
#health
GB News: 'I'm a nutritionist - My weight loss advice will make your slimming journey much easier'
Many individuals are struggling with weight loss resolutions due to unrealistic expectations and lack of planning. Nutritional therapist Kerry Beeson emphasizes that sustainable weight loss requires time, commitment, and a balanced diet.
To achieve health goals, Beeson advises calculating Total Daily Energy Expenditure (TDEE) to set a calorie reduction plan, incorporating more fiber, and maintaining a regular exercise routine. She stresses the importance of viewing weight loss as a long-term lifestyle change rather than a short-term task.
GB News: How to reduce blood sugar: Simple carbohydrate swaps can stop blood sugar spikes and lower glucose levels
Dietary choices significantly affect blood sugar levels, with a focus on whole, nutrient-dense foods recommended for better health. Health expert Dan Jackowiak advises reducing glycemic load by swapping simple carbohydrates for complex ones, which promote gradual blood sugar rises.
In addition to diet, regular exercise and medical oversight are crucial for managing blood sugar. Activities like brisk walking and strength training enhance insulin sensitivity, while monitoring blood sugar trends with a healthcare professional can help tailor dietary and lifestyle adjustments.
#crime
Breitbart: WATCH: LA D.A. Warns Looters Hoping to Hit Wildfire-Devastated Areas
Los Angeles District Attorney Nathan Hochman warned potential criminals against exploiting the devastation caused by recent wildfires. He emphasized that looting and scams targeting vulnerable residents will be met with arrests and prosecution.
Sheriff Robert Luna supported this stance, stating that areas affected by the fires are off-limits to anyone looking to steal. The community is grappling with significant destruction and displacement, while residents express their disappointment in elected officials for failing to protect them.
GB News: Inmate threw faeces and urine over prison officer in 'degrading attack'
Brandon Fisher, 25, was sentenced to an additional 22 months for assaulting prison officer Christopher Alley at HMP Parc in Wales by throwing urine and feces at him. The incident, described as "potted," was deemed degrading and intended to humiliate the officer.
The court noted Fisher's actions were likely motivated by a debt repayment within the prison context. Alley expressed the lasting impact of the attack, highlighting the potential health risks and the emotional distress caused by the incident.
GB News: Rapist, 28, to be deported after stalking victim for hours and committing heinous attack
Nzar Salah, a 28-year-old Iraqi man, has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for raping a woman in Crewe after stalking her for hours. The victim recorded the attack on her phone, which provided crucial evidence leading to Salah's conviction on three counts of rape.
Following his sentence, authorities will begin the process of deporting Salah back to Iraq. The case highlights the bravery of the victim and the commitment of law enforcement to ensure community safety.
GB News: Two death row inmates REJECT Biden's clemency preferring to fight case in court
Two death row inmates, Shannon Agofsky and Len Davis, have rejected clemency from President Biden, opting instead to pursue their cases in court. Agofsky, already serving life for murder, seeks to prove his innocence, while Davis, a former police officer, was convicted of hiring a hitman.
Both inmates filed emergency motions to block the commutation of their sentences, arguing it would undermine their legal appeals. Biden's clemency actions included pardoning 39 individuals for non-violent crimes but did not extend to high-profile death row inmates.
GB News: Horror as second teenager stabbed just 24 hours after London bus attack with manhunt launched for gang of men
A 17-year-old boy, Thomas Taylor, was fatally stabbed near Bedford bus station, just a day after another teenager, Kelyan Bokassa, was killed in London. Police have launched a murder investigation and are searching for multiple suspects who fled the scene.
Detective Chief Inspector Katie Dounias described the incident as "absolutely shocking" and urged witnesses to come forward. Kelyan's mother expressed concerns about her son's exposure to drugs and gang influence prior to his death.
#sports
GB News: British couple catch 'unstoppable monster' 8ft catfish weighing 150lb that is likely UK record
Shaun and Chloe Ing caught an eight-foot catfish weighing 150 pounds at Chigborough Fisheries in Essex, surpassing the previous UK record by 7 pounds. The couple described the intense struggle to reel in the fish, comparing it to a "Jaws" moment.
They are now waiting for the British Records Fish Committee to confirm their record claim, which would surpass Darren Reitz's 143-pound catch from April 2024. Despite the chaos, they managed to salvage their Chinese takeaway meal after the catch.
GB News: Tom Brady's £300m Fox Sports contract is 'over' amid Raiders commitment - 'It's an absolute insult'
Tom Brady is reportedly leaving his £300 million role with Fox Sports to focus full-time on his position in the Las Vegas Raiders front office. Former MLB executive David Samson claims Brady's increasing involvement in team operations, including coaching searches, makes it unsustainable to juggle both roles.
Samson asserts that Brady will not continue with Fox next season, emphasizing that his significant influence in the Raiders' decisions marks a departure from typical minority ownership. Despite uncertainties about his broadcasting future, Brady is still set to work at Super Bowl LIX and launch watch parties across NFL stadiums.