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#society
GB News: Drivers issued urgent warning of huge fines as police tell motorists to expect 'a letter through the post'
Drivers who ignored police warnings during a tunnel fire in Conwy last week could face fines. The A55 was closed for hours, leading to gridlock as some motorists attempted U-turns and drove against traffic. North Wales Police stated violators should expect letters in the post.
While some drivers expressed frustration with the delays, others criticized the police for their strict enforcement. The incident sparked debate on social media about the need for patience versus the appropriateness of police actions.
#economy
Forbes: Bitcoin Crosses $82,000 For The First Time—Boosted By Trump’s Win
Bitcoin reached an all-time high of $82,197, continuing its surge following the recent elections. President-elect Donald Trump has pledged to support pro-cryptocurrency policies, which has contributed to this bullish trend in the crypto market.
Other cryptocurrencies, including Ether and Dogecoin, have also seen significant price increases. The crypto industry was a major donor in the recent election cycle, with a substantial number of pro-crypto candidates winning seats in Congress.
#military
GB News: Remembrance: Iraq veteran tells Labour ‘wake up and smell the coffee’ in firm Armistice Day message
Former brigadier Justin Maciejewski urged the Labour Government to increase defense funding during Armistice Day commemorations. Speaking on GB News, he emphasized the importance of remembering sacrifices made in war and highlighted Poland's military buildup in response to threats from Russia.
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer, attending events in Paris, acknowledged the significance of these remembrances and announced plans for national reflections on upcoming anniversaries of World War victories. He stressed the need to honor the memory of those who served.
#culture
Le Monde: Pope's planned visit to Corsica sparks tension
Pope Francis is set to visit Ajaccio, Corsica, around December 14-15 for a conference on "Popular Religiosity in the Mediterranean." This marks his third trip to France and the first papal visit to Corsica. Preparations are underway, but details remain uncertain.
The visit's confirmation hinges on the pope's health and security arrangements. Cardinal François-Xavier Bustillo is a key figure in organizing the event, which is expected to include a mass and a tour of the historic town. Official announcements are anticipated soon.
#crime
GB News: National Lottery scammers con victims out of £50k as police issue urgent warning
National Lottery scammers have stolen £50,000 in valuables from victims in Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire. The con involves two offenders claiming to have a winning ticket but unable to claim it due to immigration issues. They trick victims into paying deposits in cash or jewelry.
Four incidents have been reported between September 27 and October 24, with victims typically being men of South Asian heritage. Police urge the public to remain vigilant and report any suspicious approaches regarding lottery winnings.
#sports
GB News: Amir Khan threatens to 'slap' Jake Paul with former boxing star 'concerned' about Mike Tyson fight
Amir Khan has expressed concern over the upcoming fight between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul, threatening to slap Paul if he defeats the boxing legend. Khan worries that Tyson's age and health could lead to a tarnished legacy for the former champion.
Khan, who retired in 2022, also hinted at a potential return to the ring against Manny Pacquiao, citing interest from both sides for a lucrative matchup. He noted the growing appeal of boxing in new markets, particularly from wealthy nations.