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21 Jan 2025
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GB News: UFC chief Dana White sparks frenzy after Barack Obama moment during Donald Trump inauguration
UFC President Dana White attended Donald Trump's second inauguration, seated behind former presidents Obama, Bush, and Clinton, sparking social media reactions. Many users noted his apparent disapproval towards Obama, with comments highlighting his facial expressions during the ceremony.
White praised Trump's electoral victory and resilience in a speech at a pre-inauguration rally, emphasizing his close friendship with the former president. Despite speculation, White stated he has no intentions of joining the administration or pursuing political aspirations.
GB News: Stony-faced Joe Biden watches on as Donald Trump delivers brutal swipe at his inauguration
In his inaugural address, Donald Trump criticized the outgoing Biden administration for failing to protect American citizens and managing crises both domestically and abroad. He emphasized the need to restore trust in government and highlighted issues at the southern border.
Trump announced plans to declare a national emergency at the border, send troops, and designate drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations. He also vowed to enhance trade policies to benefit American citizens and boost domestic oil production.
GB News: Bernie Sanders stays sat during standing ovation as Trump makes ‘emergency’ announcement
During Donald Trump's inauguration as the 47th president, Senator Bernie Sanders remained seated during a standing ovation, reflecting his long-standing criticism of Trump. The new president announced a national emergency regarding the southern border and outlined plans for aggressive executive actions focusing on immigration and energy.
Trump's inaugural address included promises to tackle inflation, eliminate diversity programs, and define gender strictly as male and female. He criticized the Biden administration and pledged to restore America, while also declaring the southern border as overrun and in need of military intervention.
GB News: 'Labour said they would close them!' Tory fumes as MPs set to debate re-opening of asylum hotels
Windsor MP Jack Rankin is set to lead a Westminster Hall debate on the use of asylum hotels, particularly focusing on the reopening of The Manor Hotel in Datchet. He criticized Labour for not fulfilling promises to address the issue, highlighting the impact on local communities.
The Home Office defended its actions, stating efforts to restore order to the asylum system, while critics describe the situation as a crisis for both asylum seekers and residents. The debate will take place on January 21.
GB News: Richard Holden calls for MPs 'right across the political spectrum' to develop relationship with US
A Conservative MP, Richard Holden, has called on Labour to foster a mature relationship with Donald Trump as he returns to the White House. He criticized Labour's previous derogatory remarks towards the former president and emphasized the importance of maintaining a strong alliance.
GB News: Drivers fight 'war on motorists' with new bid to end speed restrictions for cars and higher limits for HGVs
A campaign by the Scottish Conservatives is urging the removal of proposed speed limit reductions for cars in Scotland, which would lower the national limit from 60mph to 50mph on single carriageways while increasing limits for HGVs. The consultation by Transport Scotland is open until March 2025.
Critics argue that the SNP's plans are punitive and fail to address the need for road improvements, citing a history of neglect in upgrading key routes. Supporters of the campaign emphasize the need for better road safety measures rather than imposing new restrictions.
GB News: Suella Braverman rages at ‘idiot’ Keir Starmer after Labour’s ‘ridiculous’ Donald Trump move
Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman criticized Labour leader Keir Starmer for past disdain towards Donald Trump, claiming it has harmed UK-US relations. She urged Starmer to learn from Trump's administration, particularly on border security, and to prioritize national interests over petty politics.
Braverman's comments come as Trump prepares to sign numerous executive orders upon his return to office, focusing on border security and energy policies. She emphasized the need for the UK to secure a free trade agreement and maintain robust military ties with the US.
GB News: Superman star says ‘I wouldn’t miss’ Trump inauguration despite losing job: ‘This is history!’
Dean Cain expressed his excitement about attending Donald Trump's inauguration despite losing his role as host of the canceled parade due to severe cold weather. He emphasized the historic significance of the event and his support for Trump, noting that more Hollywood figures may begin to voice their political opinions.
Trump, set to be sworn in as the 47th president, promised immediate action on various crises, particularly focusing on immigration enforcement and plans for executive orders aimed at addressing border security.
GB News: Watch moment Donald Trump takes oath of office to become 47th US president
Donald Trump has been sworn in as the 47th President of the United States, making a historic return after losing the 2020 election. This marks the first time since the 1890s that a president has returned to office after a defeat.
The ceremony took place at the US Capitol, where Trump pledged to uphold the Constitution as he begins his second term.
Times Of Israel: Trump leaves WHO and climate accord, among massive changes to US policy on first day
On his first day of a second term, President Trump enacted a series of executive orders, including repealing many of Biden's policies, initiating an immigration crackdown, and withdrawing from the Paris climate accords. He also pardoned individuals involved in the January 6 Capitol attack.
Trump's actions reflect his "America First" agenda, focusing on deregulation, immigration reform, and national security. He aims to suspend foreign aid, impose tariffs, and halt federal hiring, while also rolling back protections for transgender individuals and diversity programs.
#society
GB News: Prince Harry will not return to the UK this week as duke to miss first day of High Court trial
Prince Harry will not attend the opening day of his trial against News Group Newspapers in London, though he is scheduled to testify in February. His legal battle focuses on allegations of phone hacking and privacy violations by The Sun and the now-defunct News of the World.
The case is part of Harry's broader legal challenges against British media, which includes a dispute over his security arrangements following his departure from royal duties. An appeal hearing regarding his security is set for April 2025.
GB News: Donald Trump hailed as 'champion of women's sport' after declaration over transgender policies
Donald Trump has announced that his administration will officially recognize only two genders, male and female, during his inauguration. This policy will affect government documents, reversing previous regulations that allowed for a third gender option.
Trump's directive aims to eliminate what he describes as "gender extremism" and is supported by various conservative figures. The move is part of a broader agenda that includes signing numerous executive orders on his first day in office.
GB News: Shapiro lets rip at grooming gang failures: ‘Children sacrificed on the altar of multiculturalism’
Ben Shapiro criticized Britain's handling of grooming gangs, claiming that thousands of children have been sacrificed due to multiculturalism. He argues that the West's system requires assimilation to prevent threats to society. His remarks coincide with the UK government's announcement of new funding for local inquiries into grooming gangs.
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper revealed plans for five new inquiries focusing on the ethnicity of perpetrators, acknowledging inadequate data on the issue. Recent court cases have highlighted the severity of the problem, with victims expressing frustration over the historical lack of support from authorities.
GB News: Prince Andrew seen for the first time since Beatrice and Eugenie spent Christmas away from disgraced duke
Prince Andrew was seen at Windsor stables for the first time since missing the Royal Family's Christmas celebrations. His absence was linked to an alleged spy connection, and he spent the holiday at Royal Lodge with his ex-wife, Sarah, while other family members celebrated elsewhere.
The Duke, who will turn 65 soon, appeared solitary as he drove through the estate. His daughters, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, made public appearances recently, participating in a video call for the Teenage Cancer Trust, which supports young cancer patients.
GB News: Sadiq Khan’s congestion charge raked in thousands of pounds after stamping down on appeals - ‘We do not accept’
Drivers in London have paid over £540,000 in Congestion Charge penalties after challenging their fines, claiming they were unaware of entering the charge zone. Transport for London rejected these appeals, which accounted for five percent of all challenges in 2024, the highest since 2017.
The total revenue from rejected appeals has surged to over £3 million since 2020, with a notable increase in claims of ignorance following changes to the Congestion Charge scheme. TfL maintains that extensive signage and information make drivers responsible for knowing the rules.
GB News: Spain holidays: More Britons expected to flock to Spain this year despite anti-tourist protests
Spain is projected to welcome a record number of tourists in 2025, following a surge of 94 million visitors in 2024, which generated over £100 billion for the economy. However, this growth has led to significant protests in cities like Barcelona, where locals express frustration over rising rental costs attributed to tourism.
The Spanish government is working on tourism management strategies, including plans to eliminate tourist apartments and distribute visitor numbers more evenly across the country. Despite the economic benefits, concerns about sustainability and the impact of tourism on local communities remain pressing.
GB News: Prince William to step out in London during pivotal day for Prince Harry
Prince William will visit Centrepoint's Ealing service in London on Tuesday, celebrating 20 years as Patron of the homeless charity. He will engage with young residents and participate in sports activities, emphasizing his commitment to addressing youth homelessness.
On the same day, Prince Harry's High Court trial begins, where he is expected to testify for up to four days. Security arrangements for Harry will be managed by the Metropolitan Police, differing from the automatic protection previously afforded to him as a royal.
GB News: EasyJet passenger launches into 'racist rant about Muslim and Ukrainian people' on flight
A woman in her 50s was arrested for allegedly making racist remarks and causing disruption on an EasyJet flight from Belfast to Manchester. Witnesses reported she directed slurs at fellow passengers, including derogatory comments about Muslims and Ukrainians, and stole snacks from a flight attendant.
Police met the flight upon arrival, responding to reports of a drunk and disorderly passenger. The airline stated they do not tolerate abusive behavior and confirmed the cabin crew acted appropriately to ensure passenger safety. The woman remains in custody for questioning.
GB News: Aldi announces return of iconic hairdryer which shoppers can grab for just £14.99
Aldi's popular Ionic Hairdryer will return to UK stores on January 26, priced at £14.99. It features four new color combinations and includes attachments for versatile styling, three heat settings, and a cool shot function.
This release follows its success as a bestseller last Christmas. Aldi is also launching a new Chardonnay to support ocean cleanup efforts, with each bottle sold funding the removal of plastic waste.
GB News: Duchess of Edinburgh found it 'difficult' to fit into the Royal Family: 'It was very hard!'
Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, has worked hard to integrate into the Royal Family over the past 25 years, transitioning from a successful PR career. Royal expert Jennie Bond noted her dedication, humility, and the challenges she faced in adapting to royal life.
As she turns 60, Sophie is recognized for her significant contributions, both publicly and privately, to various charities. The Royal Family celebrated her milestone with a video montage, while she plans to spend her birthday quietly at home, returning to work shortly after.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: What is the Panama canal and why has Donald Trump vowed to take it back?
The Panama Canal, a vital maritime shortcut between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, was handed over to Panama by the U.S. in 1999. Recent concerns have emerged regarding Chinese influence and infrastructure projects in the area, prompting U.S. officials to assert that Panama has violated treaties governing the canal's neutrality.
President Trump has called for the U.S. to "take back" the canal, citing unfair treatment of American vessels and accusing China of mismanagement. Panama's leadership and China have both rejected these claims, reaffirming Panama's sovereignty over the canal.
#health
GB News: UK confirms new case of Mpox in Britain as patient rushed to hospital
A new case of mpox has been confirmed in East Sussex, the sixth in England since October 2024. The UK Health Security Agency identified this case, linked to recent travel from Uganda, where community transmission is ongoing. The risk to the UK population remains low.
Health officials are tracing close contacts of the patient and will provide testing and vaccination as necessary. Clade Ib mpox has been circulating in several African nations, with multiple imported cases reported globally.
#education
GB News: Police to hand over seized vehicles to schools amid huge number of cars destined for scrap
Police donate seized vehicles to schools for automotive education and to combat anti-social behavior.
#crime
GB News: Farage erupts at ‘most appalling cover-up I’ve seen’ after being ‘vilified’ over Southport comments
Nigel Farage criticized the handling of the Southport killings, calling it "the most appalling cover-up" after details about the perpetrator, Axel Rudakubana, emerged. Rudakubana, 18, pleaded guilty to murdering three young girls and attempting to kill others, with prior concerns raised about his violent behavior.
Farage accused political leaders of failing to acknowledge the attack's terrorist implications and claimed the public has been misled. Rudakubana had been referred to a counter-terrorism program multiple times before the attack, raising questions about the authorities' awareness of his potential danger.
GB News: Yvette Cooper announces public inquiry after failures of anti-extremism scheme to prevent Southport murders
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has initiated a public inquiry following Axel Rudakubana's guilty plea for the murders of three young girls in Southport. The inquiry aims to uncover the failures of multiple state agencies that had prior contact with Rudakubana, who had been referred to the anti-extremism scheme Prevent three times.
Cooper emphasized the need for answers regarding how Rudakubana was able to commit such a violent act despite being monitored by various services. Prime Minister's statement acknowledged the trauma felt by the nation and the pressing need for accountability in protecting vulnerable individuals.
#sports
GB News: Mike Tyson verdict given on Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury fights as Oleksandr Usyk gets rated
Boxing experts are debating potential matchups between current heavyweights and legends. Trainer Teddy Atlas believes Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury could have defeated a prime Mike Tyson, citing Buster Douglas's upset as evidence.
Former cruiserweight champion Johnny Nelson favors Evander Holyfield over Oleksandr Usyk in a hypothetical clash, praising Holyfield's power and strategy. Usyk, who remains undefeated, is unlikely to return to cruiserweight due to financial factors.
#other
GB News: UK cold weather: Met Office warns Jet Stream could bring new 'named storm' to Britain
The UK is expected to experience disruptive weather as a powerful Jet Stream forms over the North Atlantic, potentially bringing the strongest winds of the winter. The Met Office warns of winds reaching up to 250mph starting Thursday, with wet and windy conditions continuing into February.
A deep low pressure system from North America will lead to unsettled weather, including rain, snow in northern areas, and strong winds. While temperatures may rise slightly above average, the conditions will remain challenging, with possible weather warnings or a named storm on the horizon.