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8 Nov 2024
#politics
GB News: Lee Anderson says 'lefties need to stop whinging' over Donald Trump victory
Reform UK MP Lee Anderson criticized left-wing politicians for complaining about Donald Trump's election victory, urging them to "stop whinging." He emphasized the need for a strong relationship with the US and suggested rolling out the red carpet for Trump.
Foreign Secretary David Lammy, who previously made negative remarks about Trump, has since sought to build bridges with Republicans, noting a warm dinner meeting with Trump. He acknowledged the importance of adapting one's views in public office.
The Western Journal: The Donald's First Hire Proves Just How Different Trump 47 Will Be From Trump 45
Donald Trump's first hire as president-elect, Susie Wiles as chief of staff, signals a departure from his previous administration's approach. Wiles, who successfully managed Trump's 2024 campaign, is expected to foster a more cohesive and decisive leadership style compared to former chief of staff Reince Priebus.
Unlike Priebus, who represented establishment Republicans, Wiles aligns with Trump's vision and has maintained a strong rapport with him. This change reflects a shift in the Republican Party, moving away from establishment figures and towards a more aligned and functional administration.
Fox News: Biden biographer torches president after Harris loss: Trump victory is Biden’s ‘legacy’
Franklin Foer, biographer of President Biden, criticized Biden's legacy following Vice President Kamala Harris’ loss to Donald Trump, suggesting that her defeat reflects poorly on Biden himself. He argued that Biden's presidency facilitated Trump's return, overshadowing any achievements he may have had.
Foer highlighted internal concerns within Biden's team regarding Harris's campaign strategies, including her abandonment of populist messaging and failure to counteract damaging narratives from Trump. He concluded that Biden's legislative successes may ultimately benefit Trump, marking a complex legacy for the current president.
#society
Fox News: Netanyahu asks Dutch leader for increased security after attacks, IDF plans rescue mission in Amsterdam
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urged the Netherlands to enhance security for Israelis following attacks on Maccabi Tel Aviv FC fans by pro-Palestinian protesters in Amsterdam. The Israeli Defense Forces announced a rescue mission for injured nationals, while the Foreign Ministry reported several injuries and missing individuals.
Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof condemned the antisemitic violence, promising prosecution for the attackers. Israeli President Isaac Herzog described the incidents as alarming and reminiscent of the October 7 attacks by Hamas. The IDF has restricted soldiers from traveling to Amsterdam, with exceptions considered on a case-by-case basis.
The Telegraph: Watch: Flooding washes away cars in northern Spain
Spain is experiencing severe flooding due to heavy rain, particularly around Girona and Cadaqués. The situation mirrors last week's devastating flash floods in Valencia, with over 30 cars swept away by the rising waters.
Emergency services are responding to the crisis as the region faces ongoing weather challenges.
GB News: Motorists could see mandatory 20mph speed limits rolled out across five areas in South West England
Dorset is considering new 20mph speed limits in five towns and parishes as part of a public consultation ending November 15. The initiative aims to enhance road safety and create healthier communities, responding to local councils' requests for reduced speed limits.
The proposed changes will affect areas including Cheselbourne, Child Okeford, Okeford Fitzpaine, Winterborne Kingston, and specific roads in Wimborne. While community support is necessary for implementation, feedback has been mixed, with some residents expressing safety concerns and others criticizing the bureaucratic process.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Faced with Trump, Europe's unity is tested: 'We're in a boat that's going to weather a huge storm'
At the European Political Community summit in Budapest on November 7, 2024, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban hosted 42 European leaders amidst political shifts in the US and Germany. Concerns were raised about US influence, particularly after Donald Trump's election victory.
Orban emphasized the need for Europe to strengthen its strategic autonomy without directly referencing Trump. He advocated for reevaluating European responses to upcoming challenges while hinting at closer ties with Russia and China.
#culture
GB News: Tesco shoppers rejoice as iconic retro cake axed in the 80s makes comeback
Tesco is bringing back the Tunis Cake, a nostalgic Christmas dessert, priced at £10. This cake, featuring a Madeira sponge base topped with chocolate and decorative marzipan fruits, has not been widely available since the 1980s, making its return a significant event for fans.
Social media is buzzing with excitement as people share fond memories of enjoying the cake during the holidays. The revival of the Tunis Cake reflects a broader trend of discontinued products making a comeback in British stores.