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#society
The Telegraph: Spain’s Socialists ban trans women from female sports
Spain's Socialist party plans to ban transgender women from competing in female sports, limiting participation to those with a biological female sex. They also intend to remove the Q+ from the LGBTQ+ acronym, provoking backlash from activists while gaining support from some feminist groups.
The decision highlights internal divisions within the ruling left-wing coalition, particularly following the 2023 reform that allowed individuals to change their official sex by declaration. This move has intensified debates over transgender rights in Spain.
GB News: Three dead and eight injured in horror smash as tourist coach crashes into cliff in France
A tourist coach crashed into a cliff near Porté-Puymorens ski resort, resulting in three fatalities and several injuries. The bus, carrying 48 passengers, overturned after reportedly losing brake control. Eight individuals, including a child, are in intensive care.
Emergency services are conducting rescue operations, with five helicopters involved. Local authorities have established a psychological support unit for survivors and families. French transport officials emphasized the importance of road safety in light of the tragedy.
#health
Times Of Israel: Nova’s lingering scars: PTSD and fear of suicides spark alarm
Eyal Golan is using media interviews to advocate for mental health support following the suicide of his sister, Shirel, a Supernova festival attendee who suffered from PTSD after the October 7 Hamas attack. The family blames the government for inadequate mental health resources, as survivors face a crisis.
While claims of multiple suicides among survivors are disputed, mental health advocates emphasize the need for more support. Organizations like SafeHeart and the Tribe of Nova Foundation are stepping in to provide therapy and community resources, but many survivors continue to struggle with trauma and feelings of hopelessness.
#crime
GB News: Britain's largest EVER drugs investigation leads to 18 convictions as international crime group smuggled billions of pounds of narcotics
Eighteen members of a major organized crime group have been convicted for smuggling approximately £7 billion worth of drugs, including heroin, cocaine, and cannabis, into the UK. This marks the largest drug investigation in UK history, culminating in the longest criminal trial, lasting 23 months.
The National Crime Agency detailed how the gang employed sophisticated methods to evade detection, including the use of front companies and hiding drugs in food shipments. The operation was described as industrial in scale, with the group facilitating widespread drug distribution across the UK.