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GB News: NHS worker who took more than 400 days off sick in 4 years wins discrimination case
Zoe Kitching, an NHS cleaner, won a discrimination case after being unfairly dismissed despite taking over 400 days of sick leave due to mental health issues. The tribunal found that her absences were predominantly linked to her disability, and the NHS trust failed to recognize her status.
The Manchester Employment Tribunal ruled that Kitching's dismissal was irrational and discriminatory, emphasizing the wealth of medical evidence supporting her disability. A separate hearing will determine the compensation she will receive from the NHS trust.
Fox News: Flight attendants reveal the surprising day to travel ahead of Christmas rush
Traveling during the holidays can be stressful, but former flight attendants suggest that flying on Christmas Eve can lead to a smoother experience. Airports are quieter, flights are less crowded, and cabin crews often create a festive atmosphere.
To enhance your travel experience, avoid row 11 for quicker exits, and remember to ask for upgrades at check-in. Additionally, it's advisable to leave gifts unwrapped to prevent TSA inspections from ruining your holiday surprises.
Times Of Israel: Palestinian refugees return to uncertain future in Yarmouk under new Syrian regime
The Yarmouk refugee camp near Damascus, once a vibrant center for Palestinians, has been devastated by Syria’s civil war, with many buildings destroyed or abandoned. Following the recent fall of Bashar Assad, former residents are cautiously returning, hoping to rebuild their lives amid ongoing uncertainty about their status under new leadership.
Palestinian refugees, numbering around 450,000 in Syria, face an unclear future as the new government has yet to clarify its stance on their rights and relations with Israel. While some factions are attempting to establish ties with the new authorities, the situation remains precarious, and many Palestinians are hopeful for improved conditions.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Trump leaves China guessing what his next move is with unusual inauguration invitation
President-elect Trump surprised many by inviting Chinese President Xi Jinping to his inauguration, a first for a Chinese leader. This gesture raised eyebrows, especially amid ongoing tensions, including a major cyberattack by Chinese hackers on U.S. telecoms and military posturing in the Indo-Pacific.
Experts expressed concern that the invitation could signal weakness, with some arguing that it undermines U.S. positions against China's aggressive actions. While Trump has hinted at significant tariffs on Chinese imports, the invitation may suggest a potential shift towards diplomacy in U.S.-China relations.
Fox News: Rep Gimenez warns China is 'greatest threat' to US, Trump admin will 'project strength' to CCP
Rep. Carlos Gimenez asserts that China poses the greatest threat to the U.S., emphasizing the need for a strong defense strategy under President-elect Trump. He criticizes the Biden administration's approach, claiming it exhibits weakness and appeasement toward China.
Gimenez advocates for U.S. energy independence as a means to counter China's influence and strengthen America's position globally. He believes that isolating China economically is crucial to containing its threat, highlighting the bipartisan acknowledgment of this issue within the House Select Committee on the CCP.
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Fox News: Killer doctor's son played key role in his demise as he recalls haunting sounds decades later
Collier Landry, who was just 11 when he heard the sounds of his mother's murder in 1989, has shared his traumatic experience in the true-crime series "A Plan to Kill." He describes the fear he felt from his violent father and his determination to seek justice for his mother, Noreen Boyle.
After his father's conviction for the murder, Landry faced abandonment from both sides of his family but found a loving home with adoptive parents. Now a speaker and podcaster, he aims to inspire others facing similar hardships by sharing his story of resilience and healing.