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2 Nov 2024
#politics
Forbes: Harris Retakes Election Odds Lead With Betting Market—As Trump Remains Favorite
Election prediction markets show Vice President Kamala Harris gaining an edge over former President Donald Trump, with a 51% chance of victory on PredictIt. This marks her first lead in nearly a month, while other markets still favor Trump.
Despite Harris's rise, Trump maintains stronger odds on several platforms, reflecting a highly competitive race. Analysts suggest that betting trends may not accurately predict outcomes due to potential biases among bettors.
The Telegraph: BBC newsroom is ‘out of control’, says former director of television in report on anti-Semitic bias
The BBC faces criticism for perceived bias in its Middle East reporting, with former director Danny Cohen stating it has anti-Israeli overtones. He highlights concerns about the safety of Jewish individuals in the UK and points to controversial guest appearances.
Cohen notes a lapse in editorial standards, citing the inclusion of an Iranian propagandist and extensive coverage of Iran's Supreme Leader. The situation raises questions about the BBC's commitment to balanced reporting.
Breitbart: Farage Major Attack on Starmer Using 'Fear' to Crack Down on Speech
Nigel Farage criticized the Starmer government for suppressing public discussion and Parliamentary inquiries regarding the Southport attack, where children were killed at a dance party. He claims that attempts to ask questions about the suspect and the incident have been stifled, creating an "information vacuum."
Farage argues that the government's actions undermine Parliamentary privilege and transparency, hindering lawmakers' ability to represent their constituents. He warns that this climate of fear surrounding the case raises serious concerns about accountability and public trust.
#society
Le Monde: The French culture minister, a cathedral and its holy hams
The French Minister of Culture is considering the fate of Florus Solatium hams hanging in Saint-Flour Cathedral, which have raised concerns about potential damage to the structure and fire safety. The hams were part of a fundraising initiative to repair the cathedral's organ.
The project, initiated by Abbé Philippe Boyer, aimed to support local agriculture while financing cathedral renovations. Local officials argue for a solution that balances heritage conservation with rural community interests.
Breitbart: Two Mexican Journalists Murdered in Less Than 24 Hours
Two journalists were killed in separate incidents in Mexico within 24 hours, highlighting the dangers faced by news workers in the country. Patricia Ramirez Gonzalez, known as Paty Bunbury, was shot in Colima, while Mauricio Cruz Solis was killed in Michoacan shortly after a livestream interview.
Press freedom organizations continue to criticize the Mexican government for its inadequate response to journalist safety. The killings underline the urgent need for measures to protect the press from violence.
GB News: EasyJet fines customer £48 for 'large' luggage... despite it easily fitting into airport bag checker
An easyJet passenger, Jake Hughes, was fined £48 for his bag, which he claimed fit within the airline's size checker. He argued with staff, asserting the charge was unreasonable and shared his experience online, prompting others to recount similar incidents.
EasyJet is investigating the charge and has contacted Hughes regarding a potential refund. Issues with baggage fees have been reported across budget airlines, including Ryanair.
Breitbart: Panama to Start Fining Migrants Crossing Darién Gap Jungle $5,000
Panama will impose fines of $1,000 to $5,000 on illegal migrants crossing the Darién Gap, as announced by President José Raúl Mulino. Migrants who do not pay the fine will be deported if they lack resources. The measures aim to control the surge of U.S.-bound migrants.
In 2023, over 520,000 migrants crossed the Darién, primarily Venezuelans fleeing their country's crisis. Mulino's administration has implemented stricter border controls and U.S.-funded deportation flights to manage the influx.
The Telegraph: British tourists flock to see Cape Town’s endangered penguins… but they had better get there soon
Cape Town's African penguins face extinction within a decade due to declining populations from overfishing and climate change. The species has been upgraded to critically endangered, just one step away from being declared extinct in the wild.
Boulders Beach, a key tourist site, attracted nearly a million visitors annually pre-COVID-19, but conservationists warn that without intervention, this attraction may soon disappear.
#economy
GB News: Anti-tourism protests fail as Spain sees record levels of visitors
Spain's tourism industry is thriving, with 9.6 million international visitors in September, a 9.1% increase from last year. Total spending reached 12.6 billion euros, up 12.7%. Despite protests in the Balearic Islands, overall visitor numbers continue to rise.
British tourists remain the top spenders, although their numbers in the Balearics have declined as they shift to regions like Andalusia, which saw a 10.3% increase in visitors. Spain is on track for a record year, with nearly 74 million tourists and a 17% increase in spending from January to September.
#crime
Breitbart: Colorado Sheriff Warns of 'Dinnertime Burglaries' by 'South American Theft Groups'
Luxury homes in Arapahoe County, Colorado, are experiencing a series of burglaries attributed to South American theft groups. The sheriff's office reports nine incidents occurring during dinner hours, particularly on Fridays, when homeowners are often away.
Law enforcement is investigating these "dinnertime burglaries," where suspects break in, steal valuables, and sometimes confront residents. Similar crimes have been reported in other states, raising concerns about a nationwide trend linked to migrant crime.
#science
The Epoch Times: In Photos: Northern and Southern Lights Decorate Night Sky
The northern and southern lights were visible across multiple countries, including the U.S., UK, Germany, France, Denmark, Australia, and New Zealand, due to a solar geomagnetic storm. This phenomenon occurred on the nights of October 10 and 11, 2024.
Spectacular displays of auroras were reported, with vibrant colors lighting up the night sky in various locations, attracting photographers and onlookers alike.
The Epoch Times: See the Human Brain Like Never Before
A small brain sample analyzed over a decade has led to the creation of the most detailed brain map, comprising 1,400 terabytes of data. This research, a collaboration between Harvard and Google, reveals complex neural structures and connections, enhancing our understanding of cognition and psychiatric disorders.
While the map is a significant advancement, it still lacks critical information needed for a complete understanding of the brain's architecture. This open-access dataset marks a step forward in neuroscience research.
#other
Le Monde: COP16 biodiversity ends without agreement on funding roadmap to rescue nature
The COP16 conference on biodiversity in Colombia ended without a funding agreement for species protection, as negotiations exceeded time limits and delegates departed. A future session is planned to address unresolved issues, including a proposed biodiversity fund rejected by some nations.
While a fund for sharing profits from genetic data was established, significant funding gaps remain, with only $15 billion allocated in 2022 versus a target of $200 billion by 2030. UN officials emphasized the urgency of addressing biodiversity loss.