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19 Dec 2024
#politics
GB News: Brexit Britain eyes trade BONANZA as UK joins world’s fastest growing trade bloc in latest blow to rejoiners
The UK has officially joined the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP), marking a significant achievement for post-Brexit trade. This move, which took just two years to accomplish, is seen as a setback for Labour's pro-EU stance, as the bloc includes major economies like Japan and Canada.
Former Prime Minister Liz Truss emphasized that this membership underscores the UK's position as a global trading nation and serves as a counterbalance to China. In contrast, Labour leader Keir Starmer faces scrutiny over his party's EU ties, despite assurances that they do not intend to rejoin the EU or its rules. Critics highlight ongoing discussions about potential freedom of movement arrangements with the EU.
GB News: Nigel Farage says trip to Donald Trump’s resort exposed 'contrast' to Britain
Nigel Farage contrasts the optimistic atmosphere he observed at Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago with the "doom and gloom" in Britain. During his visit, he met with Elon Musk and discussed strategies for engaging disaffected voters, as well as potential financial support for Reform UK.
Farage noted the bullishness among U.S. entrepreneurs and tech leaders, emphasizing a stark difference in economic outlook between the two countries. He described the meeting with Musk as "great" and "historic," highlighting concerns about the future of Britain.
GB News: GB News makes 2025 programming announcement
GB News has unveiled its programming schedule for 2025, featuring new shows and presenters. Ben Leo will host "Ben Leo Tonight" on weekends, while Ellie Costello will co-host "GBN Breakfast" five days a week. Professor Matthew Goodwin and comedian Josh Howie are among the new permanent presenters.
The channel aims to build on its recent success, having surpassed Sky News in live TV viewership for the first time. GB News is focused on becoming the leading news channel in Britain by 2028, emphasizing its commitment to free speech and providing a national voice.
GB News: Labour’s bid to curb soaring migration branded a ‘failure from the start’ in brutal verdict
Former UKIP MEP Steven Woolfe criticized Labour's immigration strategy, calling it a "failure from the start." He highlighted the government's reliance on foreign workers and noted that Labour's plan to boost British worker skills may not effectively reduce immigration numbers.
Woolfe also pointed out that increasing skills does not guarantee a decrease in immigration reliance, as employers will still seek the best candidates. He urged for a more comprehensive approach to address sectors heavily dependent on foreign labor, like care homes and hospitality.
GB News: Lee Anderson backs Elon Musk to ‘save the planet’ as world's richest man mulls Reform donation
Lee Anderson praised Elon Musk as a "champion of free speech" and expressed support for the tech billionaire potentially funding Reform UK, emphasizing the importance of data in campaigning. The meeting with Musk, Nigel Farage, and Nick Candy at Mar-a-Lago focused on campaign strategies and the need for reform in Britain.
Farage noted that Musk is open to funding Reform UK legally through UK companies, while Anderson criticized perceived double standards regarding foreign political contributions. Musk has previously donated significantly to U.S. political campaigns and has been critical of the UK's Labour government.
GB News: Reform braced for bumper cash injection as ex-Tory donors inundate Lee Anderson with calls in Elon Musk ‘knock-on effect’
Reform MP Lee Anderson reported a surge in messages from potential donors following Nigel Farage's meeting with Elon Musk. Anderson noted that many former Conservative Party supporters are interested in contributing to Reform UK, indicating a significant financial interest.
The meeting at Mar-a-Lago included discussions on the Trump ground game and potential future collaborations. While speculation about Musk's financial support for Reform UK continues, Farage has downplayed rumors of a massive donation, emphasizing ongoing negotiations instead.
Breitbart: Vance, Speaker Johnson Had 'Productive Conversation' over Funding, Debt Negotiations
Vice President-elect JD Vance and House Speaker Mike Johnson discussed a government funding bill, describing their conversation as "productive" and expressing optimism about negotiations. Vance emphasized support for a clean continuing resolution that includes a debt ceiling increase, aligning with President-elect Trump’s stance.
Vance and Trump criticized the current CR for including provisions they deem problematic, such as funding for government censorship and automatic pay raises for Congress, calling it a betrayal of American interests. Lawmakers like Sen. Rand Paul have also voiced discontent, labeling the bill as wasteful.
#society
Breitbart: Nearly $116M Awarded to Female Inmates in California Prison Sex Abuse Settlement
More than 100 women who reported abuse at the now-closed Federal Correctional Institution in Dublin, California, have reached a settlement of nearly $116 million. Each of the 103 former inmates will receive about $1.1 million from the Department of Justice as part of a lawsuit against the Bureau of Prisons.
Advocates argue that the settlement highlights systemic issues within the Bureau of Prisons, with calls for broader reforms to address rampant sexual abuse and retaliation in federal facilities. The facility was permanently closed in November.
GB News: POLL OF THE DAY: Should the North of the country receive more funding as ONS declares 'North-South divide'? - VOTE NOW
Blackpool has been identified as the UK city with the lowest average male life expectancy, surpassing Glasgow for the first time in 20 years. Men born in Blackpool can expect to live just past 73, which is six years shorter than the national average.
The data underscores the stark health disparities linked to wealth, with the Office for National Statistics noting a "clear north-south divide" in life expectancy.
GB News: Britain becomes 'western capital' for sharia law courts as 85 open throughout the UK
Britain has become a hub for sharia courts, with 85 councils operating since 1982, providing religious rulings on marriage and divorce. These councils, often male-dominated, have influenced many Muslims seeking religious validation for their unions, with an estimated 100,000 Islamic marriages conducted.
Concerns have been raised about the impact of these councils on women's rights and the principle of one law for all. Critics argue that sharia councils perpetuate gender disparities, particularly in divorce proceedings. The government maintains that sharia law does not integrate into English law, emphasizing the need for legally recognized marriages.
GB News: Sadiq Khan funds new London project to help migrants 'securely' report abuse as part of £1.1m
Sadiq Khan has launched a £50,000 project in London to help migrants with insecure immigration statuses report abuse without fear of deportation. This initiative is part of a larger £1.1 million investment aimed at supporting refugees, migrants, and asylum seekers.
The project, led by the charity Focus on Labour Exploitation (FLEX), seeks to address the barriers faced by victims in reporting exploitation and aims to improve access to justice for vulnerable migrant workers.
GB News: ‘This destroys ALL arguments’: Farage reveals damning housing figure leaving Britons ‘resentful’
Nigel Farage has presented statistics indicating that 17% of foreign-born individuals reside in social housing in the UK, slightly surpassing the 16% of UK-born residents. He argues these figures challenge the perceived economic benefits of immigration and may be fueling public resentment.
The controversy intensified when Westminster City Council faced backlash for promoting a housing allocation scheme in multiple languages, which critics argue benefits non-English speakers at the expense of local residents struggling with housing costs. The council defends its approach as necessary for accessibility.
GB News: Nigel Farage's fumes at the number of migrants living in social housing
Nigel Farage has presented statistics indicating that 17% of foreign-born individuals occupy social housing in the UK, slightly surpassing the 16% of UK-born residents in similar accommodations. He argues this data undermines pro-immigration arguments.
GB News: Philanthropist launches campaign to help pensioners who will 'die in the cold alone' as Labour slammed over 'terrible' Winter Fuel Payment cuts
Philanthropist Ali Rehman Malik has criticized Labour for cutting the Winter Fuel Payment, claiming it leaves pensioners vulnerable to cold. He launched the Winter Fuel Support Campaign to aid struggling elderly individuals across the UK, citing heartbreaking stories of hardship.
Malik argues the public must intervene as the government neglects these individuals, leading to dire consequences for their health and well-being. He aims to expand his campaign with partnerships and donations to provide essential support to those in need.
GB News: British woman found dead at Bangkok hotel after taking 'lethal cocktail of drugs'
A British couple, Rebecca Turner, 36, and her boyfriend, were found dead in a Bangkok hotel after consuming what they believed was cocaine, which turned out to be a lethal mix of nine drugs. Their bodies were discovered by friends when they failed to check out.
Rebecca's mother has issued a warning about the dangers of buying drugs abroad, highlighting the severe risks and the growing drug problem in Thailand. An inquest into Rebecca's death is scheduled for January.
GB News: Neighbour row explodes as woman gets revenge on homeowner who REFUSES to stop blocking driveway
A 30-year-old woman faced backlash after having her neighbor's car towed from her driveway due to months of unauthorized parking. After multiple requests for the neighbor, Linda, to stop parking there went ignored, the woman took action when she found herself blocked in before an important appointment.
The incident escalated tensions in the neighborhood, with Linda labeling the woman as "petty" and "vindictive." While some local residents sided with Linda, online commenters largely defended the woman's decision, stating she had tried to resolve the issue before resorting to towing.
GB News: Lidl manager who claimed warehouse work was ‘too physical’ for females loses challenge over sacking
A Lidl manager in Ireland, Gabor Hoff, has lost his unfair dismissal claim after being fired for stating that warehouse work was "too physical" for women and admitting he does not hire female staff. The Workplace Relations Commission upheld Lidl's decision, citing Hoff's prior warnings and inappropriate comments.
Hoff's dismissal followed complaints from female employees about his remarks, which were deemed offensive. The tribunal found that his comments were unacceptable, especially given his recent training on workplace dignity. The ruling concluded that Lidl's decision to dismiss him was reasonable.
GB News: Volleyball player breaks silence after suffering serious brain injury from transgender opponent
Payton McNabb, a former volleyball player, suffered life-altering injuries after being struck in the head by a ball spiked by a transgender opponent during a high school match in 2022. The incident left her with a traumatic brain injury and ongoing health issues, ultimately ending her athletic aspirations.
McNabb has since become an advocate for women's sports, testifying in support of North Carolina's Fairness in Women's Sports Bill, which bans transgender athletes from competing in women's categories. Despite facing backlash, she remains committed to her cause, emphasizing the need for safety and fairness in sports.
GB News: ‘It’s NOT unreasonable’: Tensions simmer as guests row over Farage’s Southport riots question
A heated debate on GB News featured former Labour minister Bill Rammell criticizing Nigel Farage for questioning police transparency during riots in Southport. Following knife attacks that left three young girls dead, Rammell accused Farage of spreading false information, while political commentator Matt Goodwin defended him, asserting that Farage was asking valid questions.
A police watchdog report revealed that law enforcement was unprepared for the riots, citing missed opportunities to anticipate unrest linked to extreme nationalist sentiment. The review highlighted significant gaps in intelligence and response, with over 600 arrests made nationwide and 302 officers injured. Chief Inspector Andy Cooke emphasized the need for improved systems to prevent future violence.
GB News: Family raising money for war heroes with over 200k Christmas lights left heartbroken after depraved thief steals money box
Rich Iles, a father of three from South Gloucestershire, had his donation box stolen while raising funds for the Taxi Charity for Military Veterans with his elaborate Christmas light display. The charity, which supports veterans, was chosen for its significance during the 80th anniversary of D-Day.
Despite the theft, which upset his children, Iles expressed gratitude for the community's positive response and support. Donations can still be made through his JustGiving page to benefit the charity, which relies on contributions from the public.
GB News: Ancient oak trees protected by strict council order set to be ripped down to build concrete building
Residents of a Surrey cul-de-sac are opposing plans to build six affordable homes on a community green space, which they believe is vital to their neighborhood. The development would replace ancient oak trees and alter the central area that fosters community interaction.
Despite raising £27,000 in an attempt to buy the land, it was sold to developers for more than double that amount. Local officials acknowledge residents' concerns, but the planning application is under review, with a decision expected in the New Year.
GB News: Aldi unveils huge new range hitting shelves this month - with prices from £1.49
Aldi will launch its largest vegan range to date on December 30, 2024, in time for Veganuary 2025, with prices starting at £1.49. The expanded Plant Menu collection includes a variety of new and returning products aimed at both dedicated vegans and those seeking meat-free alternatives.
Highlights of the new offerings include Plant Menu Kimchi Kofta, Tempura Frickles, and a Plant Based Egg replacer. Other options feature meal kits, high-protein burgers, and a selection of vegan cheeses. The range aims to provide affordable and convenient plant-based choices for shoppers.
GB News: Schools forced to close as THOUSANDS left without water due to 'technical fault'
Southern Water's Testwood Water Supply Works has experienced a technical fault, leaving thousands of residents in areas like Southampton and Eastleigh without water. Ten schools have closed as a result, with some households facing low pressure or complete outages.
Southern Water is working to resolve the issue and has set up bottled water stations for affected residents, particularly vulnerable customers. The company warns that fixing the fault will take time.
GB News: Mass grave of babies discovered in UK town - just months after 300 other bodies found at same site
A second mass grave containing babies has been found at Royton cemetery in Greater Manchester, near a previously discovered grave with 300 bodies. The first grave held 145 babies, 128 children, and 29 adults, raising concerns about more unmarked sites in the area.
Local officials describe the situation as a significant social injustice, with plans for memorial benches and plaques to honor the deceased. Historically, stillborn babies were buried without notifying parents of their burial locations, often in mass graves.
GB News: Outrage as Labour London council promotes social housing to 'migrants who can't even speak English' - before quietly taking down video
Westminster City Council faced backlash after promoting a new social housing scheme for migrants in multiple languages, including Arabic and Spanish, before removing the video. Critics argue that taxpayer-funded housing should prioritize British citizens, especially amid soaring rental costs.
The council defends the initiative, stating it aims to improve transparency in housing allocation and assist those facing severe challenges. However, many residents feel that non-English speakers should not benefit from social housing subsidies.
GB News: Only person in Britain to have changed gender three times sues NHS for refusing to carry out THIRD sex change surgery
Lady Samantha Kane, the only person in the UK to have undergone three gender changes, is suing the NHS for refusing a third sex change surgery. After a botched private procedure in Serbia, she claims the NHS neglected her treatment and discriminated against her.
Kane alleges that the NHS's refusal to treat her amounted to negligence and a breach of her human rights. She is seeking £162,000, emphasizing that her case is about achieving justice rather than financial compensation. A full trial is scheduled for a later date.
GB News: BBC MasterChef star defends Gregg Wallace following 'misconduct' probe: 'I'll stand by that'
William Sitwell has defended MasterChef colleague Gregg Wallace amid serious misconduct allegations from 13 women, asserting he has never witnessed Wallace act unkindly. Wallace is currently stepping back from Celebrity MasterChef while an investigation is underway into claims of inappropriate behavior over 17 years.
In light of the allegations, including sexual jokes and groping, Wallace's future in television appears uncertain. Grace Dent has been named as his replacement for the upcoming series. Wallace's lawyers deny the allegations, while Sitwell emphasizes the need for the investigation to proceed.
GB News: Wrexham co-owner Ryan Reynolds in talks 'to move club out of city' after £12m investment
Ryan Reynolds is joining a £11.8m takeover of Colombian football club Equidad FC alongside Eva Longoria, Justin Verlander, and Mesut Ozil. The new ownership plans to relocate the team and change its name, aiming to improve its struggling fanbase in Bogotá.
This approach contrasts with Reynolds' management of Wrexham AFC, where he committed to keeping the club's identity intact. The changes at Equidad FC reflect a trend in Colombian football, where team relocations and name changes have become common under new ownership.
GB News: British Airways suspends popular tourist route from major UK airport - starting within months
British Airways will suspend its London Heathrow to Abu Dhabi route from March 30 to October 25, 2025, due to ongoing engine reliability issues with its Boeing 787 Dreamliner fleet. This suspension follows the route's recent resumption in April after a four-year hiatus.
Passengers affected by the suspension can rebook to Dubai or with partner airlines, and full refunds are available for canceled flights. The airline has faced similar issues leading to suspensions of other routes, including to Bahrain and Kuwait.
GB News: Jaguar Land Rover whistleblower sacked after raising concerns about safety of electric cars
Hazar Denli, a mechanical engineer, was dismissed from Jaguar Land Rover after raising safety concerns about electric cars on Reddit. Internal emails reveal that Tata Group executives orchestrated his termination in retaliation for his warnings about serious safety issues with vehicle components.
Denli had previously identified significant faults in prototypes at Tata Technologies, leading to risks of wheel detachment and loss of control. He is now pursuing legal action against JLR for wrongful dismissal, while US authorities investigate safety defects in VinFast vehicles. A new bill in Parliament aims to strengthen protections for whistleblowers.
GB News: WATCH: 'The shelves are empty!' Bev Turner shares preference for online shopping
GB News presenter Bev Turner criticized the state of Britain’s retail environment, claiming it resembles a communist state due to empty shop shelves as Christmas approaches. She noted the convenience of online shopping, especially for parents with teenagers.
GB News: Britons warned of unlicenced taxis hovering around Christmas with police now carrying out spot checks
Authorities in Wrexham are warning the public about the dangers of using unlicensed taxis during the festive season. Illegal operators pose significant risks, as they lack proper insurance, jeopardizing passenger safety. Local councils and police are conducting spot checks to combat this issue.
Passengers are advised to verify taxi licenses and look for identifiable markings, such as colored license plates and driver ID badges. Officials emphasize the importance of using reputable taxi services to ensure safety during holiday outings.
Le Monde: Faced with nature's decline, the 'IPCC of biodiversity' calls for far-reaching systemic transformations
A recent report from the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) highlights economic inequalities and consumption patterns rather than biodiversity specifics. It aims to identify transformative changes needed for a sustainable future, following three years of expert collaboration.
The report, approved by representatives from 147 countries, underscores the interconnectedness of biodiversity, health, and climate challenges, emphasizing the political implications of achieving a just and sustainable world.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: US won’t sanction Smotrich and Ben Gvir before end of Biden’s term — officials
The Biden administration has decided not to impose sanctions on Israeli ministers Itamar Ben Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich before the end of his term, despite ongoing discussions and pressure from some Congressional Democrats. The administration has previously sanctioned various individuals and entities related to destabilizing actions in the West Bank.
Biden reportedly opposed sanctioning ministers from a democratic ally, fearing political backlash and potential reversal by a future administration. Instead, the administration designated Amana, the settlement movement's development arm, aiming to set a precedent for advancing a two-state solution.
Breitbart: Israel Hits Houthis in Yemen; Strikes Capital, Sana'a, for First Time
Israel conducted airstrikes on Houthi military targets in Yemen following a ballistic missile attack by the Houthis aimed at Israeli population centers. This marks Israel's third strike against the Houthi militia, which has increasingly targeted Israel with missiles and drones.
The Israeli Defense Forces emphasized their commitment to countering threats from the Iran-backed Houthi regime, which poses risks to regional stability and international shipping. The recent strikes were described as precise and aimed at degrading the Houthis' military capabilities.
GB News: The incoming Trump administration damn well won’t support us giving up Chagos
The UK government is moving to transfer sovereignty of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, citing an advisory ruling from the International Criminal Court. Critics argue that Mauritius has never held sovereignty over the islands and express concerns about U.S. support for the deal, particularly regarding the strategic military base at Diego Garcia.
There are fears that the interests of the Chagossians, many of whom wish to return to their homeland, have not been adequately considered. The government maintains that the sovereignty of the Falkland Islands and Gibraltar remains secure, as those populations will determine their own futures.
#economy
GB News: Britons to pay almost double for electricity in Labour's race to decarbonise for net zero
National Grid has announced a £35 billion plan to upgrade Britain's power transmission network, the most extensive overhaul in a generation. This initiative, which requires regulatory approval, aims to double household grid maintenance charges and modernize over 2,000 miles of infrastructure by 2031 to support the transition to net zero.
The upgrade includes replacing aging cables, constructing new power lines, and installing advanced technologies to manage the system more effectively. While the initial costs for consumers will rise, long-term savings are projected, potentially reducing household bills by £40 annually. This investment is crucial for accommodating increased renewable energy capacity and achieving the government's clean power goals by 2030.
#military
GB News: Britain 'critically vulnerable', warns ex-RAF chief as world prepares for Putin's revenge after assassination
A top British defense chief has warned of a "critical vulnerability" in the UK's military capabilities amid rising tensions following the assassination of Russian General Igor Kirillov, allegedly by Ukrainian security services. The situation has heightened fears of a potential superpower clash, with military experts noting that the UK's armed forces are now "hollowed-out" and overly reliant on a single military strategy.
Concerns have been raised about the UK's defense procurement practices, which prioritize short-term efficiency over long-term production capabilities. This has led to a depletion of stockpiles, including critical artillery shells, as the UK struggles to maintain its military readiness in the face of escalating conflicts.
#religion
GB News: GB News Advent Calendar - Thursday 19 December
The Advent message emphasizes that Christmas symbolizes hope, highlighting how significant changes can arise from modest beginnings, exemplified by the birth of a baby in a manger. This narrative serves as a reminder of the potential for transformation in seemingly small events.
#culture
GB News: Sir Brian May recalls early Queen feature he 'hated' as he admits: 'We kicked up a fuss'
Queen's Brian May and Roger Taylor expressed their disappointment with the band's first promo video for "Keep Yourself Alive," filmed in 1973. They found the original production overly clinical and not reflective of their live energy, prompting a reshoot for a darker, more authentic feel.
This experience shaped their understanding of music videos, leading to their innovative approach for "Bohemian Rhapsody," which became a major success. The band recognized the potential of video as a promotional tool after their initial misstep.
GB News: Nicole Kidman sparks controversy with 'rude' red carpet exchange: ‘I would have been embarrassed!’
Nicole Kidman sparked controversy at the premiere of her film "Babygirl" after a red carpet exchange with a reporter from Pop Crave went viral. Her reaction, which included an incredulous shake of the head and laughter, led to mixed reactions on social media, with some fans calling her rude while others celebrated her apparent disconnect from social media culture.
Despite the backlash, Kidman is focused on her performance in the film, where she plays a CEO in a forbidden romance. She has discussed the challenges of filming intimate scenes, emphasizing the importance of creative freedom while working with an intimacy coordinator. The film is set for release on December 25.
#health
GB News: How to look younger with a 'vitally important' skin care step everyone should do to slow down 'premature ageing'
Skin care experts advise Britons to continue using sunscreen throughout winter, as harmful UV rays can still penetrate even on cloudy days. They emphasize the importance of daily moisturization with SPF-infused products, particularly for vulnerable areas like the neck and hands.
Cold weather can exacerbate skin damage and dehydration, leading to premature aging. Experts recommend heavier moisturizers and emphasize the need for a consistent skincare routine, including morning and night applications, to maintain hydration and protect against the effects of winter conditions.
#crime
GB News: Migrant drug lord granted right to STAY in Britain despite being 'one of UK's biggest heroin dealers'
A 70-year-old Turkish drug baron, previously jailed for 16 years for heroin trafficking, has won the right to remain in the UK on human rights grounds. The immigration tribunal ruled that deporting him would violate his right to family life, despite opposition from the Home Office.
The tribunal noted his ties to family in Britain and his claims of potential persecution in Turkey due to his Kurdish ethnicity. Critics, including shadow ministers, condemned the decision as a misuse of human rights laws, arguing it undermines public safety.
#sports
Breitbart: NBA Commissioner Adam Silver Dismissive of Massive Ratings Losses
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver downplays the league's 48% drop in TV ratings over 12 years, attributing it to a broader shift in media consumption rather than a failure to connect with fans. He emphasizes the transition to streaming services as a key factor in changing viewership patterns.
Silver asserts that traditional TV ratings are declining across the board, and the NBA will adapt by making all games available on streaming platforms, enhancing production capabilities and viewer options.
#outdoors
GB News: Hunter crushed to death after bear falls from tree and lands on him following shooting
Lester C. Harvey, 58, died after a bear he shot fell on him during a hunting trip in Virginia. The incident occurred on December 9 when the bear, shot while in a tree, landed on Harvey as he stood nearby. He succumbed to his injuries four days later.
Despite the incident violating state regulations against shooting bears in trees, Virginia wildlife officials stated they are not pursuing charges. Harvey, a contractor and avid outdoorsman, is survived by his wife, three sons, two daughters, and eight grandchildren.
#technology
GB News: New revolutionary tech offering five-minute hack could save drivers during winter months
Genesis, part of Hyundai Group, has developed a new heated windscreen technology that can clear ice in just five minutes, three times faster than traditional methods. This innovation combines metal-coated heated glass with a 48-volt system, enhancing safety and convenience for winter driving.
The technology also offers energy efficiency, consuming 10% less power than conventional systems, which is beneficial for electric vehicles. It includes a solar reflection feature to maintain cooler cabin temperatures in summer. While not yet available in production vehicles, patents have been filed for its wider implementation.