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Breitbart: MLK Jr.'s Family Responds to Trump Executive Order to Declassify Records, Asks to Review Files Before Release
The family of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. has requested to review declassified records related to his assassination before they are made public, following President Trump's executive order to declassify such documents. Bernice King emphasized the personal impact of her father's assassination and expressed doubts about James Earl Ray's guilt.
The King family has long suggested a conspiracy involving government agencies in MLK's death, citing evidence presented in a civil suit that found local, state, and federal officials liable. Trump’s order mandates a timeline for the release of these records.
GB News: Pro-Palestine protesters occupy university building in Oxford as police forced to remove demonstrators
Students from Oxford Action for Palestine have occupied the Radcliffe Camera library, demanding the University of Oxford sever its financial ties with Israel. The protest follows accusations of the university's support for Israel amid ongoing conflict, leading to police intervention.
The protesters have renamed the library after Khalida Jarrar, a Palestinian leader recently released from prison. The university condemned the occupation, stating it disrupts access to library resources and poses safety risks. Students are advised to use alternative facilities during the protest.
GB News: Reform UK pulls ahead of both Labour and Tories as Nigel Farage dominates in new poll
Reform UK has achieved a significant milestone, leading a national poll for the first time with 26% support, surpassing the Conservatives at 23% and Labour at 22%. The party's chairman, Zia Yusuf, dismissed calls for a pact with the Tories, asserting Reform's intent to govern independently.
In response, the Conservatives downplayed the poll results, emphasizing their focus on addressing Labour's impact on the economy. Labour criticized both right-wing parties for internal conflicts, asserting their commitment to delivering necessary changes for growth and stability.
GB News: Labour opens door to Brexit betrayal after 'helpful' EU chief demands UK 'shackles' itself to Brussels
UK Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds indicated the possibility of joining the EU's Pan-Euro-Mediterranean Convention, which could enhance trade without re-entering a Customs Union. This comes amid pressure from EU officials and mixed reactions from UK political leaders.
While some view this as a necessary step for economic ties, others, including Shadow Foreign Secretary Priti Patel, express concern over potential compromises on Brexit principles. The UK government is consulting with business leaders on the matter, but no decision has been finalized.
GB News: 'Completely inhumane!' NFU President launches fresh attack on Labour over 'abhorrent' inheritance tax raid on farmers
Tom Bradshaw, President of the National Farmers' Union, criticized the Labour Government's proposed inheritance tax changes, calling them "unfair" and "abhorrent." He delivered a petition with over 270,000 signatures to 10 Downing Street, warning that the tax could severely impact farming families and food security in Britain.
Bradshaw expressed concern for elderly farmers who lack time to plan for the changes, describing the situation as "completely inhumane." NFU Cymru President Aled Jones echoed these sentiments, highlighting a sense of betrayal among farmers who feel their contributions to national food security are being undermined.
Breitbart: Trump Promises to Investigate Attacks on Churches, Pregnancy Centers
President Trump addressed pro-life advocates at the March for Life, praising their commitment to the unborn and vowing to investigate pro-abortion attacks on churches and pregnancy centers. He emphasized his administration's support for pro-life activists, pledging to end the perceived weaponization of law enforcement against them.
Trump highlighted his role in the overturning of Roe v. Wade and promised to protect gains made in the pro-life movement. He criticized the Biden administration's handling of pro-life activists under the FACE Act, noting a significant increase in prosecutions against them.
#society
GB News: Aldi launches Guinness-flavoured crisps ahead of the Six Nations - as supermarket promises 'a half-time crowd-pleaser'
Aldi is launching Burts Ridges Hand Cooked Guinness Crisps on January 26, priced at £1.35 for a 150g sharing bag. The crisps come in two flavors: classic Guinness and Guinness & Chilli, aimed at enhancing the rugby viewing experience during the Guinness Men's Six Nations.
These limited-edition crisps are part of Aldi's Specialbuys range, which features unique products available for a short time. Once they sell out, they will not be restocked. Aldi promotes these crisps as an affordable snack for rugby fans, promising to be a crowd-pleaser at half-time.
GB News: Police forced to intervene after migrants spotted 'hanging around' primary school - 'Stay extra vigilant!'
Police in Deanshanger, Northamptonshire, are responding to community concerns about migrants near a primary school during pick-up and drop-off times. Parents reported feeling uneasy about men loitering, prompting increased police presence, though officials state there is no identified risk.
Migrants from Eritrea and Tunisia staying at a nearby hotel have been the focus of local apprehension, with claims of suspicious behavior. Police have not confirmed any criminal activity, attributing concerns to community rumors and social media rather than verified reports.
GB News: Ryanair passenger fined £100 after 'bag straps were slightly too big' as staff 'threatened to cancel holiday'
A father was fined £100 by Ryanair staff at Dublin Airport for carry-on bags that were deemed slightly oversized, despite fitting in the measuring device. He was threatened with the cancellation of his family's holiday if he did not pay the fee, which he reluctantly did to avoid missing their flight.
Butler claims the airline targets passengers at the end of the boarding queue, as he faced no issues on the return flight with the same bags. Ryanair has denied these claims, stating the family booked a non-priority fare and that the bags exceeded the permitted size.
GB News: Michelle Dewberry tears into guest and asks same question FOUR times in tense row: ‘Fed up of it!’
Michelle Dewberry confronted Samuel Sweek on GB News over the issue of women’s only spaces and the inclusion of trans women. Dewberry repeatedly questioned the appropriateness of women changing in front of trans women, emphasizing the need for single-sex spaces for safety, while Sweek argued for respecting gender identity.
A recent study highlighted a significant rise in gender dysphoria diagnoses among children in England, increasing from 192 cases in 2011 to over 10,000 by 2021. The research indicates that girls are diagnosed at higher rates than boys, with many experiencing mental health challenges.
GB News: GBNews.com is Britain’s fastest growing website
GBNews.com has been named the fastest growing website in Britain, achieving a 113% increase in monthly unique visitors, growing from 4 million to 8.6 million. This growth outpaced major global brands and reflects a rising demand for alternative media perspectives.
Additionally, GB News was recognized as the fastest growing news brand in America, with a remarkable 420% audience increase. The success highlights the network's ability to engage a loyal audience across various platforms.
GB News: Number of children who believe they are wrong gender SURGES as latest research shows scale of dysphoria in England
The number of children diagnosed with gender dysphoria in England has surged 50-fold over the past decade, with over 10,000 cases reported in 2021 compared to fewer than 200 in 2011. The study indicates that girls are twice as likely as boys to receive such diagnoses, often accompanied by mental health issues.
Researchers highlight the need for better mental health support for young people experiencing gender dysphoria, noting that increased awareness and social media may contribute to the rise in diagnoses. The findings stress caution in rushing children into medical treatments, as many express urgency for intervention amidst concerns from parents.
GB News: Farage rages at ‘dismal’ ability to stop terrorists as ‘disgraceful’ Rudakubana failings laid bare
Nigel Farage criticized Britain's counter-terrorism efforts, labeling them as "dismal" following the sentencing of Axel Rudakubana, who murdered three young girls. Farage condemned the Crown Prosecution Service for withholding information and suggested a cover-up regarding Rudakubana's violent history.
Rudakubana had multiple referrals to the Prevent program and a troubling history of violent behavior. A YouGov survey indicated that while most blame him for the murders, a significant portion also holds counter-terrorism services accountable. A public inquiry is set to explore any missed opportunities in identifying his intent.
GB News: Labour-run Stockton Council backs national grooming gangs inquiry
Stockton Council has voted 29-21 in favor of requesting a full public inquiry into grooming gangs, breaking from the Government's stance against such investigations. The motion was supported by Conservative and independent councillors, while Labour members opposed it.
Tees Valley Mayor Ben Houchen and Conservative group leader Cllr Tony Riordan emphasized the need for accountability and justice for victims. Following Stockton's vote, Wigan Council, also Labour-run, unanimously backed a similar motion for a national inquiry.
GB News: The best UK cities for a foodie staycation named - 'vibrant food scenes not to be missed'
New data reveals Wrexham has emerged as the UK's second-best foodie destination, following London. The city, boosted by its Hollywood-owned football club, showcases a blend of Welsh and international cuisine, particularly influenced by its Portuguese community.
Leeds, Blackpool, Brighton, and Cardiff also rank high for their diverse culinary offerings, while Edinburgh, despite its lower ranking, has developed a sophisticated dining culture. The rankings indicate a shift towards lesser-known cities in the UK's food scene.
GB News: Council tax alert: Council set to hit second home owners with 200% charge - 'We need this money!'
Oxford City Council plans to implement a 200% council tax charge on second homes starting April 2025, affecting around 668 properties. The move aims to generate revenue and promote fairness in the city, as officials emphasize the need for second homeowners to contribute to local services.
Wandsworth Borough Council is also increasing council tax for vacant properties, with a 100% charge for homes unoccupied for 12 months and escalating penalties for longer absences. These measures reflect a broader trend among local authorities seeking to boost revenue through targeted taxation.
GB News: Waitrose answers shopper pleas with reintroduction of beloved toilet rolls - 'heard loud and clear!'
Waitrose is reintroducing its larger toilet rolls after customer feedback criticized their previous size reduction. The original formula will return under the Waitrose & Partners brand, available in nine-packs for £5, offering slightly better value than the smaller rolls.
The decision follows significant backlash from shoppers who preferred the original product's quality. Both the larger and smaller options will be available in stores, ensuring customers can choose their preferred format.
GB News: UK city gets green light to launch 20mph speed limits despite mass concerns drivers will be 'frustrated'
Aberdeen City Council has approved the implementation of 20mph speed limits on 489 roads in the northern part of the city, aiming to enhance road safety and reduce serious injuries. This initiative aligns with Scotland's goal for top road safety by 2030 and zero fatalities by 2050.
While some residents objected, citing concerns about increased danger and traffic disruption, the council emphasized that the new limits would formalize existing driving speeds and improve safety without significantly affecting travel times. The rollout follows a public consultation that gathered mixed feedback.
GB News: Ann Widdecombe urges Britain to follow in US footsteps and end ‘profusion of LGBT and BLM flags’
Reform UK spokeswoman Ann Widdecombe advocates for a policy requiring government buildings to display only national flags and those of visiting nations. This proposal mirrors recent U.S. directives under President Trump, aimed at avoiding controversies related to various social movement flags.
Widdecombe also criticized the current educational approach in Britain, claiming it fosters shame about the nation's history. She calls for a balanced curriculum that highlights both positive and negative aspects of British history to instill a sense of national pride and confidence.
GB News: Inheritance row erupts after pirate radio legend’s ‘lazy money grabbing’ daughter cut will
A beautician is contesting her late father's will, which excluded her from his £1.4 million estate. Roger Howe, a pirate radio pioneer, left everything to his mother, sister, and nephews, expressing his desire for Jenna to receive nothing. She claims his neglect during her childhood led to her struggles.
Jenna seeks £443,000 for a home, debt repayment, and to start her beautician career. Family members oppose her claim, citing her lack of responsibility and strained relationships. The court proceedings are ongoing.
GB News: Princess Anne provides rare health update in emotional admission: 'Every day is a bonus'
Princess Anne remains without memory of a serious horse accident last June that resulted in a five-night hospital stay for concussion. Reflecting on the incident, she expressed gratitude for each day, noting the unpredictability of life and the importance of staying mentally sharp.
Despite the accident, she resumed royal duties within three weeks and dismissed retirement plans, emphasizing her commitment to her role. During a recent visit to South Africa, she shared insights about her recovery and daily life, underscoring her resilience.
GB News: Historic 93-year-old bridge to undergo major renovations with drivers warned of year-long traffic delays
Lambeth Bridge in London will undergo extensive renovations starting January 30, 2024, leading to multiple closures throughout the year. The project aims to enhance safety by replacing roundabouts with signal-controlled junctions and addressing urgent maintenance needs.
Drivers are advised to plan ahead due to expected traffic disruptions, especially in surrounding areas. The initiative is part of Transport for London's commitment to reduce accidents and improve conditions for cyclists and pedestrians.
Breitbart: VIDEO: Spirit Airlines' Passenger Dress Code Prohibits 'See-Through' Clothing, 'Offensive' Tattoos
Spirit Airlines has revised its passenger dress code, stating that travelers may be denied boarding for being barefoot or inadequately clothed, including wearing lewd or offensive attire. Recent incidents highlight conflicts over clothing choices, with some passengers removed for their outfits or political statements.
Reactions to the updated policy vary, with some travelers expressing frustration over the rules, while others support the airline's authority to enforce them. Social media comments reflect a mix of approval and criticism regarding the dress code changes.
GB News: BA trans-Atlantic flight hits subsonic speeds after being given tailwind by Storm Eowyn
A British Airways flight from Las Vegas to Heathrow reached subsonic speeds of 814 mph, aided by strong jet stream winds from Storm Eowyn, reducing travel time by 45 minutes. The aircraft fell just 21 mph short of the subsonic speed record of 835 mph.
Storm Eowyn has caused widespread disruptions in the UK, with red wind warnings issued and severe weather leading to flight cancellations and train suspensions. Winds exceeding 100 mph pose significant risks, prompting travel advisories across affected regions.
GB News: Marks & Spencer introduces its 'most luxurious' meal deal ever - available for just 5 days
Marks & Spencer is introducing its most luxurious Valentine's Day Dine In menu, priced at £12.50 per person, available from February 10 to 14. The menu includes a starter, main, side, dessert, and drink, featuring 15 new dishes, including popular items like British Wagyu Beef Pie and Baking Burrata.
The deal offers significant savings, with potential discounts of up to £17.50 per couple. It caters to various dietary preferences, allowing for over 43,904 menu combinations. Selected wines are included to complement the meal, enhancing the romantic dining experience at home.
#economy
GB News: ‘There’s not enough money!’ Fears farmers will ABANDON food-production and turn to mass solar farms
Farmers are increasingly considering converting agricultural land to solar farms due to financial pressures exacerbated by proposed inheritance tax changes. Concerns about food security are rising as some farmers see solar energy as more profitable than traditional crop production.
While some support the shift for economic reasons, others warn it undermines the value of food production and could lead to long-term consequences for the farming sector. The government is urged to balance energy needs with agricultural sustainability.
#culture
Le Monde: Jia Zhang-ke, director of 'Caught by the Tides': 'I wanted to break away from the tradition of linear storytelling'
Jia Zhang-ke, a prominent figure in Chinese cinema, reflects on his journey from underground filmmaker to a key voice in the industry. His latest film, "Caught by the Tides," showcases a collage of archival footage, illustrating China's evolution into the new millennium.
The film draws from years of accumulated material, including unused rushes from earlier works. This project marks a return to his filmography, capturing the essence of the times through a personal lens.
GB News: Tasha Ghouri's mum sets record straight over BBC Strictly star daughter's split from Andrew Le Page
Tasha Ghouri's mother hinted at the reasons behind her daughter's split from Andrew Le Page, suggesting they grew apart over time. Despite their strong relationship, including cohabitation and plans for engagement, tensions reportedly rose during Ghouri's participation in Strictly Come Dancing.
Sources indicate that Ghouri's dedication to the competition created distance, and her recent activity on a dating app has raised eyebrows. Speculation about a new romance emerged after she was seen dancing with actor Jamie Borthwick.
#health
GB News: Andie MacDowell, 66, shares secret health condition which left her fearing for her life: 'Falling apart'
Actress Andie MacDowell, 66, revealed her diagnosis of Piriformis syndrome, a neuromuscular condition causing pain down her leg. Initially fearing hip replacement surgery, she found relief through a dedicated exercise routine after excessive use of her Peloton bike aggravated her condition.
MacDowell now emphasizes appropriate workouts and physical therapy to manage her symptoms, expressing gratitude for the effective treatment that has allowed her to maintain an active lifestyle.
GB News: Bruce Willis, 69, makes rare public appearance amid dementia battle as he steps out in LA
Bruce Willis made a rare public appearance in Los Angeles, surveying wildfire damage while remaining in his vehicle. The actor, who retired in 2022 due to health issues, expressed gratitude to first responders during his outing, as shared by his wife, Emma Heming.
Willis has been diagnosed with aphasia and frontotemporal dementia, leading to significant communication challenges. His family continues to support him as they navigate the impact of his condition, emphasizing love and connection despite the difficulties.
GB News: Weight loss jabs could raise risk of deadly cancer within just one year of use
New research indicates that popular weight loss injections such as Ozempic, Wegovy, and Mounjaro may significantly increase the risk of thyroid cancer within the first year of use. A study involving over 350,000 patients found this heightened risk compared to other diabetes medications, although it diminished over a six-year period.
The study, conducted by researchers from the University of Maryland, emphasizes the need for further investigation to clarify the association between these drugs and thyroid cancer. Safety concerns have also emerged, with reports of serious side effects and hospitalizations linked to these weight loss medications, prompting regulatory scrutiny.
#crime
GB News: Sadiq Khan accused of 'running down clock' as Mayor pressed on grooming gangs
Sadiq Khan faced criticism during a London Assembly meeting for not committing to funding police investigations into grooming gangs. He emphasized the importance of considering victims but was accused of avoiding direct answers.
Susan Hall, a Conservative spokesperson, condemned Khan for failing to address crucial issues and suggested he was deliberately delaying responses to evade accountability.
GB News: The MILLIONS it will cost to keep Axel Rudakubana behind bars REVEALED as YOU the taxpayer picks up the tab
Axel Rudakubana has been sentenced to a minimum of 52 years for the stabbing deaths of three children and the attempted murder of others. Due to his age at the time of the crime, the judge could not impose a life sentence, leading to calls for harsher penalties and a review of the sentence.
The cost to taxpayers for Rudakubana's incarceration is estimated at £2.76 million over 52 years, as he will likely be classified as a Category A prisoner. Public opinion on capital punishment remains divided, with recent polls showing varying support based on demographics.
GB News: Man, 30, arrested after pensioner stabbed to death
A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder following the stabbing death of a 75-year-old man in Putney, London. Police are investigating the incident, which they believe to be isolated, and are appealing for witnesses from the early hours of the morning.
Detective Superintendent Amanda Mawhinney emphasized the importance of community assistance in the ongoing investigation. A heightened police presence is expected in the area as inquiries continue.
#sports
GB News: Tom Brady snubs Bill Belichick reunion as 73-year-old hired as new Las Vegas Raiders head coach
Pete Carroll has been named the new head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders, making him the oldest head coach in NFL history at 73. He signed a three-year contract with an option for an additional year, following a successful tenure with the Seattle Seahawks.
Carroll takes over a struggling Raiders team that has missed the playoffs for three consecutive seasons and holds the No. 6 overall pick in the upcoming NFL Draft. His appointment follows the team's failed pursuit of former Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson, who opted for the Chicago Bears.
GB News: Mike Tyson and Jake Paul condemned for antics at Donald Trump's inauguration after controversial boxing fight
Mike Tyson and Jake Paul faced backlash from fans after being seen at Donald Trump's inauguration, just months after their boxing match, which some fans criticized as lackluster and possibly staged. Allegations of the fight being rigged have been denied by both fighters and their management, emphasizing it was a legitimate bout.
Despite the criticism, Tyson and Paul appeared to be in good spirits together, with Paul carrying Tyson on his shoulders at the event. Both fighters profited significantly from the match, with Tyson earning $20 million and Paul $40 million, leading to further accusations of the fight being a money-making scheme.
Breitbart: Alex Marlow: Follow the Money—NFL Rigging Playoffs for the Chiefs So Taylor Swift Will Attend Super Bowl
Alex Marlow, host of “The Alex Marlow Show,” suggested that the NFL is rigging games to favor the Kansas City Chiefs, citing the potential presence of Taylor Swift at the Super Bowl. He admitted to not closely following football this season but noted questionable calls in games.
The podcast is produced by Breitbart News and available on multiple platforms, including YouTube and Spotify.
#technology
GB News: Digital driving licence changes could leave all Britons in 'tricky situation' ahead of nationwide rollout
The UK is set to introduce digital driving licences through the GOV.UK Wallet, allowing motorists to store their licences on smartphones. This initiative aims to simplify age verification and driving rights, while maintaining the option for traditional photocard licences.
However, experts express concerns over cybersecurity risks, including data breaches and accessibility issues for those without smartphones. The digital format will feature advanced security measures, but reliance on technology may pose challenges for some users.
#other
GB News: UK weather: Storm Eowyn assault is first of month-long barrage in Britain
Storm Eowyn is set to hit the UK with winds reaching 100 mph, marking the start of a month-long period of severe weather. The storm is expected to bring gales, heavy rain, and snow, with additional storms predicted to follow, causing widespread disruption.
Meteorologists warn of dangerous conditions, particularly in Northern Ireland, Scotland, and northern England. The Met Office has issued multiple weather alerts, indicating that the unsettled weather pattern is likely to persist into March.
GB News: Storm Eowyn: Britain warned of 'more dangerous winds' as red weather warnings sweep the country: 'Not worth the risk!'
Storm Eowyn has brought severe winds to the UK, with Northern Ireland experiencing its lowest January pressure on record. The storm, driven by cold air from America, is causing significant disruption, particularly in Scotland, where the worst effects are expected to last into the afternoon.
The Met Office has issued a red warning for Glasgow and surrounding areas, urging residents to stay indoors due to risks to life and property. Travel is discouraged during the warning periods, with forecasters cautioning against storm chasing and highlighting dangers such as flying debris and hazardous driving conditions.