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GB News: WATCH: Tory leader CENSORED for question on rape gang abuse as it ‘risked inciting discrimination’
Chaos erupted in the Welsh Parliament as a question regarding the grooming gangs scandal was halted due to concerns of inciting discrimination. Conservative leader Darren Millar pressed for an inquiry, citing a victim's harrowing experience, but faced repeated interruptions from the Speaker, Elin Jones.
Labour First Minister Eluned Morgan expressed disappointment at Millar's approach and emphasized existing legal protections in Wales. Millar argued for a comprehensive inquiry to address potential child exploitation, stressing the need for transparency and protection for vulnerable children in Wales.
Times Of Israel: Hostage families on ‘roller coaster’ as they celebrate deal, worry for loved ones’ fate
Families of Israeli hostages in Gaza gathered in Tel Aviv as an agreement with Hamas was reached to halt fighting and begin the return of hostages. An initial group of 33 hostages, including children and the wounded, is expected to be released over the coming weeks, but uncertainty remains about their conditions.
While many families expressed relief, concerns linger over the gradual release and the fate of their loved ones. Some relatives fear that not all hostages will be returned, particularly those of military age. The deal has sparked mixed reactions, with some supporting the return and others opposing it due to security concerns.
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Le Monde: The Guimet Museum in Paris sheds new light on Tang China's multicultural civilization
The Guimet National Museum of Asian Art in Paris is showcasing an exhibition titled "Tang China. A Cosmopolitan Dynasty," featuring around 200 artifacts from the Tang dynasty (618-907). This period is noted for its cultural exchanges and creativity, coinciding with the Carolingian age in Europe.
The exhibition includes significant works that highlight the customs, politics, and culture of the era, with many items on display for the first time outside China, thanks to recent archaeological findings.