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23 Nov 2024
#politics
The Telegraph: Philippines VP: I’ve hired hitman to kill president and his wife – this is why
Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte has allegedly hired a hitman to kill President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., his wife, and the House Speaker if she is assassinated. This extreme measure reflects the deepening rift between the two leaders following their 2022 election victory.
Duterte, daughter of former President Rodrigo Duterte, described the arrangement as an insurance policy for her safety, emphasizing the seriousness of her threat. The International Criminal Court is currently investigating her father's controversial anti-drug policies.
The Economist: Checks and Balance newsletter: Trump is embracing a shift in Republican priorities
Donald Trump is shifting Republican priorities, raising questions about his policy commitments and potential pardons for January 6th rioters. Meanwhile, Democrats are grappling with their recent defeat and internal divisions, while New York's congestion pricing moves forward despite political challenges.
As the political landscape evolves, the Senate's response to Trump's nominees remains uncertain, and other figures like RFK Jr. and Dr. Oz could influence future dynamics.
#society
GB News: Gatwick Airport 'bomb scare' left bride facing fairytale wedding nightmare
An American bride's return to New York City was disrupted by a bomb scare at Gatwick Airport, leading to the closure of the South Terminal and widespread cancellations. Chelsea, who had just married in the UK, faced significant delays and chaos as she navigated the emergency situation.
Despite the alarming circumstances, Chelsea expressed relief at being safe and having family nearby. She criticized British Airways for their poor communication regarding her flight cancellation. The airport was eventually cleared, and she was rebooked for the following day.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Israeli air strike on eight-story building kills 11 in Beirut
Israeli air strikes in Beirut resulted in at least 11 deaths and numerous injuries, marking the fourth attack in less than a week. Emergency services are still searching for survivors, with fears that the death toll may increase.
Diplomatic efforts for a ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah are ongoing, but no truce has been established as hostilities escalate.
#economy
GB News: 'Freeze energy bills!' Reeves faces ultimatum amid 'diasstrous' cuts to Winter Fuel Payments
Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey is urging Chancellor Rachel Reeves to freeze energy bills and reverse cuts to Winter Fuel Payments for pensioners amid rising energy costs. The energy price cap is set to increase, impacting vulnerable households already facing financial strain.
Davey warns that the combination of higher energy prices and reduced support could push many pensioners into fuel poverty this winter. The government claims it is taking steps to support those in need, but concerns remain about the adequacy of current measures.
#culture
GB News: ITV I'm A Celebrity fans make plea as they spot Ant and Dec habit during trial
Viewers of "I'm A Celebrity" expressed mixed reactions to hosts Anthony McPartlin and Declan Donnelly's handling of contestant Dean McCullough during a recent Bushtucker trial. Many accused the duo of favoritism for providing excessive hints, leading to visible frustration from McCullough as he struggled with the challenge.
While some fans criticized McCullough's performance and called for his elimination, others defended him, expressing a desire for him to win. The trial ended with the pair successfully locating eight stars, but the debate over the hosts' guidance and McCullough's demeanor continued on social media.
The Telegraph: ‘I tried the banned maggot-ridden cheese you can only get on the black market’
Casu marzu, a traditional Sardinian cheese known for containing live maggots, is celebrated by some as a culinary heritage but criticized by others. Despite its unique flavor and texture, it faces decline and is currently illegal in Italy.
The cheese, meaning "rotten" in Sardinian, is made by allowing flies to lay eggs in the cheese, creating a creamy delicacy.