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4 Nov 2023
#politics
GB News: Gary Lineker sparks FURY for 'ill-informed drivel' as he slams Braverman for calling Armistice Day Palestine march a 'hate march'
BBC presenter Gary Lineker is facing criticism for his comments on the pro-Palestinian demonstration on Armistice Day. Lineker responded to Suella Braverman's claim that the march was a "hate march," stating that it was a call for ceasefire and peace. Tory minister Jonathan Gullis condemned Lineker's response as "ill-informed drivel." The incident has prompted BBC director general Tim Davie to introduce new social media guidelines.
Fox News: Average Palestinian in Gaza surviving on only 2 pieces of bread per day: UN human rights official
The average Palestinian in Gaza is struggling to survive as resources become scarce during the war with Israel. The United Nations is providing bread to 1.7 million people, but the need for water is now more urgent. Palestinians are also facing a lack of fuel, which is vital for essential services. The UNRWA has lost contact with many people in the north and casualties continue to rise. While world leaders call for a ceasefire to provide humanitarian care, Israel remains opposed.
#society
GB News: ‘Boo hoo!’ MP mocks woke campaigners as he rails against cancel culture
Democratic Unionist Party MP Ian Paisley Jr criticizes Western governments for being afraid to express controversial ideas and urges them to be more honest. He emphasizes the importance of embracing diversity and challenging difficult conversations. Paisley Jr also accuses the UK government of being ashamed of its own values and history, urging the nation to learn from its mistakes and adopt a more positive approach to society.
GB News: Only one-in-five Brits support pro-Palestine protest on Armistice Day, new poll reveals
Only 20% of Brits support the Million March for Palestine event in London on Remembrance Day weekend, with 43% opposing it. Opposition is particularly high among Brexit voters, pensioners, and Conservatives. A majority of the country, 48%, believes the march should be banned. The British public is divided on whether the pro-Palestine protests pose a threat to the country's values. Public confidence in the police to manage the protests is low, with only 30% expressing confidence. Labour maintains a strong lead over the Tories in the polls, despite tensions over Israel-Gaza.
#foreignaffairs
Euromaidan Press: NBC: West begins “delicate” discussions with Ukraine about Russia peace deal
US and EU officials have initiated discussions with Ukraine about potential negotiations with Russia to end the war. The talks acknowledge the stalemate on the ground in Ukraine and concerns about sustaining aid. There is a growing sense that it's time to do a deal, but it is not certain that Ukraine would mount another offensive. The US is focused on Ukraine's shrinking military and worries about the lack of competent forces to use the provided arms. The US has not publicly referenced any negotiations and insists that any decisions are up to Ukraine.
#health
Fox News: COVID-19 pandemic has caused ‘collective trauma’ among US adults, new poll says
Nearly four years after the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, a new survey suggests that the U.S. population is still experiencing "collective trauma." The survey revealed a spike in chronic health conditions and mental health illnesses among adults, particularly those between the ages of 35 and 44. Financial and economic issues have also increased since the pandemic, causing stress and anxiety for many individuals.
#other
Fox News: Matthew Perry nearly missed out on 'Friends' role that changed his life
Millions recognize Matthew Perry from "Friends," but the role almost went to someone else. Perry, struggling in his acting career in 1994, was initially unable to audition for the show due to his involvement in another show called "L.A.X. 2194." However, after that show fell through, Perry finally got the chance and landed the lead role of Chandler Bing.