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7 Dec 2023
#politics
GB News: Conservative MP hits back at Sunak’s response to Jenrick's resignation
Robert Jenrick's former Private Secretary disagrees with the Prime Minister's claim that Jenrick misunderstood the Rwanda legislation. She argues for a fresh start and a conservative leader who connects with the public. She criticizes One Nation Conservatives and calls for a leader to save the country from a socialist cabal led by Starmer. Jenrick's former PPS expresses confidence in his abilities and sees the government's policy as a delay tactic.
#society
Fox News: North Dakota senator says son was involved in police chase, crash that killed sheriff's deputy
US Senator Kevin Cramer's son, Ian, was involved in a police chase that ended in the death of a sheriff's deputy. Ian suffers from mental disorders, and his wife took him to the emergency room, but he drove off in a stolen vehicle. He was later apprehended and charges are pending.
#war
Times Of Israel: US Justice Department investigating slayings, kidnappings of Americans on October 7
US Justice Dept. investigating deaths/kidnappings of Americans during Hamas attack on Israel. Russian soldiers charged with war crimes for torturing American in Ukraine invasion. Israel waging war on Hamas, hostages still held. Hamas accused of sexual abuse.
The Telegraph: Ukraine-Russia war live: 'Traitor' ex-MP Illya Kyva assassinated near Moscow by SBU
Former Ukrainian MP, Illya Kyva, is assassinated in Russia by Ukraine’s SBU security service. He had called for Russia to occupy Ukraine and fled to Russia before the invasion. Ukraine’s military intelligence confirms his death and warns other traitors will face the same fate.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Guardian staff ordered not to sign petitions in Israel bias row
The Guardian has banned staff from signing open letters or petitions due to accusations of biased reporting on the Israel-Hamas war. Editor Kath Viner stated that signing such letters could be seen as a conflict of interest, compromising the newspaper's integrity. The move comes after criticism of the Guardian's coverage, including accusations of anti-Semitism and biased reporting.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Milei's Plan to Abolish Argentina's Central Bank Not a 'Slam Dunk,' Libertarian Ron Paul Cautions
Argentine President-elect Javier Milei's plan to abolish the central bank is not guaranteed, according to former Congressman Ron Paul. Milei's team insists that this "shock therapy" approach is non-negotiable, but there is intense opposition from within the government. Transitioning from the peso to the dollar may not be as challenging, as Argentina's currency has already lost value and the country has endured high inflation. However, embracing the dollar also presents future risks. The principle should be to abolish the central bank and view money as gold or silver, Paul suggests.
Le Monde: EU-China summit's 'warm welcome' rocked by China's tensions with Italy
EU President Ursula von der Leyen urged China to address the differences and imbalances in their relationship during the EU-China summit. Both sides acknowledged areas of cooperation but stressed the need to manage concerns. The talks also touched on topics like human rights, the trade gap, the Israel-Hamas conflict, and Russia's war in Ukraine. Italy's withdrawal from China's Belt and Road infrastructure project caused tension ahead of the summit.
#education
GB News: London teacher suspended after claims primary school pupil 'punched multiple times'
London teacher suspended after allegedly punching 10-year-old pupil, who received treatment. Police investigating. Parent claims child was pushed and attacked. School takes allegation seriously.
#other
GB News: Hint issued that Ulez rules could become tougher in future
Transport for London has suggested that tougher Ulez rules could be implemented in the future, as Mayor Sadiq Khan's controversial car charge continues to divide Londoners. While there are currently no plans to reform the levy, TfL wants to ensure that compliant vehicles remain affordable for motorists. Any future changes would require public consultation. The current Ulez standards for vehicle emissions are Euro 4 for petrol vehicles and Euro 6 for diesel vehicles, and these help strike a balance between encouraging the use of less polluting vehicles and ensuring affordability for those who rely on private vehicles.