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3 Dec 2023

#politics

Fox News: Chris Christie 'confident' he will be on fourth GOP debate stage, addresses poll accuracy
Chris Christie 'confident' he will be on fourth GOP debate stage, addresses poll accuracy
Former New Jersey governor and 2024 Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie expresses confidence in securing a spot in the upcoming GOP debate. He emphasizes the unreliability of polling and recounts past instances where frontrunners did not win the presidency. Christie, who has become a vocal critic of former President Trump, ups his efforts in New Hampshire and criticizes Trump's leadership style, which he believes poses a threat to democracy.

As Christie vies for the presidency, he focuses on New Hampshire, where he currently ranks third in polls behind Trump and Nikki Haley. Despite having endorsed Trump in the past, Christie's relationship with the former president deteriorated after the 2020 election. He criticizes Trump's disregard for democracy and willingness to suspend the Constitution. Christie is determined to secure a spot in the forthcoming GOP debate and position himself as a Trump alternative in the 2024 race.


The Telegraph: Starmer hit by Labour backlash after praising Thatcher
Starmer hit by Labour backlash after praising Thatcher
Left-wing MPs attack Sir Keir Starmer for praising Margaret Thatcher as a ploy to win over Tory voters. Labour leader's remarks ignite tensions within divided party. Critics accuse him of "Mandelsonian fantasy".


#foreignaffairs

The Telegraph: Hostages need more than just tea and sympathy from the Government, families say
Hostages need more than just tea and sympathy from the Government, families say
Hostages held by Hamas in Gaza and other political prisoners are being neglected by the British government, according to Richard Ratcliffe, husband of former detainee Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe. Ratcliffe called for the establishment of an office of hostage affairs to address the problem and criticized the government's lack of transparency and action. He also revealed that David Cameron, the recently appointed Foreign Secretary, admitted to Zaghari-Ratcliffe that the government mishandled hostage cases. Ratcliffe's plea was supported by the families of other British citizens held in Russia and Hong Kong who are also calling for the establishment of a hostage affairs envoy.