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16 Dec 2024
#illegals
GB News: Yvette Cooper would be 'foolish' to set a deadline on reducing illegal migration, Kelly claims
Danny Kelly has criticized Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer for dismissing the Rwanda migration scheme as "arrogant." He suggested that Starmer should have permitted "some test flights" to Rwanda to assess the plan's potential effectiveness in deterring illegal Channel crossings.
#politics
GB News: Woke 'activist' councils given go-ahead to rename streets with links to British Empire
Labour has reversed its stance on local authority powers, allowing councils to change street names linked to the British Empire or slave trade without mandatory resident consultation. The Levelling Up and Regeneration Act permits councils to decide what constitutes "sufficient local support" for name changes.
This decision follows various councils' attempts to rename streets after Black Lives Matter protests in 2020. Critics argue that the move prioritizes activist agendas over public opinion, undermining community involvement in such decisions.
GB News: Labour buckles to unions AGAIN as train drivers to be handed £600 payments to work overtime
Labour plans to offer train drivers £600 for overtime shifts, a significant increase from previous rates. This move, approved by new Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander, aims to address staffing shortages and improve service reliability amid ongoing rail disruptions.
Despite these concessions, Labour faces criticism as delays and cancellations have reached record highs, with over 78,000 services impacted in 2024. Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham has called for urgent action to resolve the chaos affecting passengers.
#society
GB News: Molly-Mae sparks Tommy Fury reunion rumours after former couple spotted together following shock split
Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury were seen together for the first time since their August split, enjoying a day out with their daughter Bambi at a soft play center. Despite past allegations of infidelity against Fury, the former couple appeared to be in good spirits during their outing.
The sighting has sparked speculation about a potential reconciliation as they continue to focus on co-parenting. Hague is currently working on a documentary series about her life post-breakup, while both maintain a positive relationship for their daughter's wellbeing.
GB News: Horror as man plunges to his death in busy shopping centre
A man fell to his death from an upper level of Birmingham's Bullring shopping centre on Friday night, as shoppers looked on. Emergency services were called but could not save him; police confirmed the death is not suspicious and will be investigated by the coroner.
This incident occurred during the busy Christmas shopping period, and the shopping centre was closed while authorities responded. It follows another serious incident at the Bullring earlier in the week, where 12 people were injured on a ride.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Reform UK vows to exploit rarely-used Commons rule to expose 'Establishment cover up over Chinese spy'
Reform UK plans to reveal the identity of an alleged Chinese spy linked to Prince Andrew, currently referred to as "H6," using parliamentary privilege. MP Richard Tice stated they would act if the courts do not lift the anonymity order, questioning why the name is being protected.
Former Conservative leaders and other MPs have voiced concerns about the secrecy surrounding the individual, arguing that it undermines national security. The alleged spy has been banned from the UK for engaging in covert activities on behalf of the Chinese Communist Party.
GB News: Labour announces £50 MILLION aid splurge on Syria following overthrow of Assad regime
The UK has announced a £50 million humanitarian aid package for vulnerable Syrians following the recent overthrow of President Bashar al-Assad. The funds will support food, shelter, and healthcare within Syria and aid refugees in Lebanon and Jordan through UN and NGO agencies.
International talks in Aqaba emphasized the need for a non-sectarian, representative government in Syria and the importance of human rights and humanitarian access. The UK aims to assist in establishing a stable future for Syria while combating terrorism.
#economy
GB News: Starmer announces 'green partnership' with Norway in latest Labour Net Zero push
The UK government is launching a Green Industrial Partnership with Norway, focusing on carbon capture and storage to drive investment and job creation. Prime Minister Starmer aims for a significant transition to clean energy, despite skepticism about achieving net-zero electricity by 2030.
While the initiative promises skilled jobs and energy security, the UK faces challenges, including high electricity prices and recent economic contraction. The government acknowledges the difficulties of large-scale carbon capture, yet views green technology as essential for future growth.
#military
GB News: Putin humiliated after Russian troops killed by friendly fire from North Korean soldiers
Vladimir Putin's forces faced a setback when North Korean troops accidentally killed eight Russian soldiers in a friendly fire incident. The Ukrainian military intelligence attributed the chaos to a language barrier between the two armies, complicating their collaboration on the battlefield.
Ukraine's President Zelensky noted a "significant number" of North Korean soldiers are now deployed alongside Russian troops in Kursk. Estimates suggest between 11,000 to 100,000 North Korean soldiers may be involved, raising concerns about Ukraine's ability to sustain its defense amid this expanded front.
#culture
GB News: Katy Perry faces cruel 'retirement' calls as viewers slam singer's ITV Capital Jingle Bell Ball performance
Katy Perry's performance at the Capital Jingle Bell Ball has drawn mixed reactions from ITV viewers. While she entertained the crowd with hits like "California Gurls" and "Roar," many online criticized her vocals, calling for her to retire or suggesting she should mime.
Despite the backlash, some fans defended her live singing, praising her effort to perform without lip-syncing. Perry has remained relevant in the music scene, recently announcing UK tour dates for her Lifetimes tour after facing scrutiny over an unauthorized music video filmed in a protected area in Spain.
#health
GB News: Sir Elton John, 77, shares heartbreaking five-word statement he wants on gravestone amid health woes
Elton John, reflecting on his declining health, expressed a heartfelt wish for his legacy to be simply that he was a great dad. At 77, he candidly acknowledged his mortality and concerns for his young sons, Zachary and Elijah, stating he wishes to witness their future milestones.
Despite recent health challenges, including vision loss and diabetes, John remains optimistic. He shared a touching moment at a recent event, thanking his husband, David Furnish, for his support during these tough times.
#crime
GB News: Prisoners released by mistake hits record high as one jail releases WRONG inmate
Recent data from the Ministry of Justice reveals a record number of prisoners were mistakenly released early, totaling 308 over the past five years. Among those, 41 had violent crime convictions, while others included sex offenders and drug-related cases. Errors in paperwork and identity confusion were cited as primary causes.
Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood acknowledged the overcrowding crisis in prisons, with plans to build four new jails and create 14,000 additional cell spaces by 2031. Concerns about drug availability in prisons persist, prompting discussions on potential changes to jury trials to address court backlogs.
GB News: Murder probe launched after ‘brutal and senseless’ death of woman
Police are investigating the murder of 40-year-old Karen Cummings in Banbridge, Northern Ireland, after she was found unconscious with a serious head injury. Two men have been arrested on suspicion of murder, and police cordons remain in place as the investigation continues.
Cummings, a pediatric nurse and mother, was described as a devoted parent and cherished by her family and friends. The community is in shock, with local leaders urging anyone with information to assist the police.
GB News: Yorkshire news: Stolen whisky worth £70k recovered after motorway police chase
West Yorkshire Police recovered a £70,000 stash of stolen Johnny Cree whisky after pursuing a suspicious lorry on the M606 near Bradford. The vehicle, suspected to be cloned and lacking documentation, was stopped using a stinger device.
Two males were arrested at the scene, and investigations are ongoing. This incident occurred during Operation Limit, a national campaign targeting drink and drug driving.
GB News: Locals fear village will be swarmed by 'drug drones' after Labour green-lights 'super-prison' on residents' doorstep
Residents of Ulnes Walton, Lancashire, are expressing strong opposition to plans for a new 'super-prison' near existing facilities, fearing increased crime and security issues. Concerns include the potential for drug-smuggling drones and inadequate local infrastructure to support the growing prison population.
Local voices, including residents and action groups, argue that the current prisons are already struggling with staffing and contraband issues. Despite local objections and planning inspector recommendations, Housing Secretary Angela Rayner has approved the project, claiming benefits outweigh environmental harms.