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14 Jan 2025
#society
The Telegraph: Nearly half of people are anti-Semitic, survey finds
A recent Anti-Defamation League survey reveals that nearly half of the global population holds anti-Semitic views, with the number doubling since 2014. Approximately 2.2 billion people, including 6.7 million in the UK, exhibit entrenched anti-Semitic beliefs.
The ADL warns of a "global emergency," noting that anti-Semitism is prevalent across various regions, particularly in the Middle East and North Africa, where 76% endorse negative stereotypes about Jews. The findings highlight a significant rise in anti-Semitic sentiment worldwide.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Starmer urged to 'come clean' as PM 'makes fresh Chagos concessions' ahead of Trump's White House return
Sir Keir Starmer faces pressure to disclose the true costs of the Chagos surrender to Mauritius, as negotiations suggest potential concessions. With a £9 billion military base lease at stake, concerns arise over security threats and economic implications for the UK.
Mauritius seeks higher compensation than the proposed £90 million annually, with new Prime Minister Navinchandra Ramgoolam demanding £800 million per year. Donald Trump is reportedly opposed to the deal, raising fears of potential vetoes upon his return to office.
#science
The Telegraph: World’s deadliest spider just got larger
A new, larger and more venomous species of funnel-web spider has been discovered in Australia, named the Newcastle funnel-web. This spider can grow over 9cm long, significantly larger than typical males, which average 2.5cm.
A record-breaking specimen was recently captured and presented to the Australian Reptile Park, named Hemsworth after actor Chris Hemsworth. Spider experts are intrigued by its size compared to other species in the Atrax genus.