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29 Jan 2025
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Front Page Magazine: California Dem Official Approves Treasonous Proposition
California is exploring a secession proposition, requiring over 500,000 signatures by July. If successful, it would lead to a 2028 ballot asking if California should become an independent country, alongside a call for the removal of the U.S. flag from state buildings.
The measure reflects a growing sentiment among Californians, with polls indicating significant support for secession and greater autonomy. Critics argue this movement is treasonous and could have serious consequences for those involved.
GB News: Pro-Palestine protesters spark outrage after posters accusing Israel of 'war crimes' plastered on London Underground
Pro-Palestinian activists have placed anti-Israel posters on the London Underground, accusing the UK of aiding Israel's military actions. The posters, which went viral, claim that Britain supports Israeli operations in Gaza and call for sanctions against Israel.
Transport for London has stated that it did not authorize the posters and is working to remove them. The incident has sparked outrage on social media, with critics questioning the appropriateness of such messaging in public spaces.
GB News: Home Office accused of 'smearing millions of people' by Suella Braverman over leaked document: 'We must be free to voice concerns!'
Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman criticized a leaked Home Office document that dismisses concerns about two-tier policing and grooming gangs as a "right-wing extremist narrative." She argued that this stance smears citizens raising legitimate issues related to crime and integration.
Braverman emphasized the need for open discussions about the challenges facing the UK, including Islamist extremism and the impact of immigration. She also noted failures by her own party to address net migration effectively, linking it to national security risks and crime. Security Minister Dan Jarvis confirmed that ministers have rejected the document's advice.
GB News: Home Office body tried to brand Rees-Mogg as 'far-right', Braverman claims
Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman criticized a leaked Home Office document that dismisses concerns about two-tier policing as "an extremist narrative." She expressed her worry over the Home Office's position, claiming it unfairly smears those voicing legitimate concerns about policing issues.
GB News: WATCH: Nigel Farage reacts to ONS population projection - 'It's MAD!'
Nigel Farage criticized projected migration figures, claiming that Britain's quality of life is suffering due to rapid population growth. He expressed concern over a perceived agreement between Labour and Conservative parties on mass migration policies.
GB News: 'Public opinion has drifted so far away from Labour that it will probably collapse altogether'
A leaked Home Office review reveals a government agenda to reinforce non-crime hate incidents and label accusations of two-tier policing as extremist. Critics argue the report downplays serious issues like grooming gangs and misrepresents public concerns, while the government faces backlash for perceived censorship.
The review's approach, shifting from ideological to behavioral, has raised alarms about its implications for free speech and justice. Public sentiment is turning against the government, suggesting that attempts to suppress dissent could lead to significant political consequences.
GB News: 'We've got to get a grip!' Nigel Farage scolds Labour's efforts to tackle migration after 'mad' ONS projection
Nigel Farage criticized projected UK migration figures, warning that an increase of nearly five million people over the next seven years will strain public services and housing. He highlighted that even with plans for 1.5 million new homes, the demand will remain unmet.
Farage expressed concern over employment rates among new arrivals and the impact on the NHS, stating that current migration levels are unsustainable and detrimental to quality of life. He called for a reevaluation of immigration policies, suggesting that both major parties are unlikely to address the issue.
GB News: Trump CONFIRMS 'moron' Mandelson's ambassador bid just hours after FBI probe China 'links'
Donald Trump's administration has reportedly approved former minister Peter Mandelson as the UK ambassador to Washington, despite previous criticism from Trump ally Chris LaCivita. Concerns about Mandelson's ties to China led to scrutiny from US senators, but he has received the necessary diplomatic agreement for his appointment.
GB News: Gavin Williamson warns of 'slippery slope' following Home Office document
Former Defence Minister Sir Gavin Williamson criticized a leaked Home Office document that dismisses concerns about two-tier policing as a "right-wing extremist narrative." He argues this stance poses a threat to free speech.
The document is part of the Home Office's Rapid Analytical Sprint initiative, initiated by Home Secretary Yvette Cooper in August 2024.
GB News: 'Madness!' Gavin Williamson blasts Home Office document branding two-tier policing fears 'extremist': 'Squeeze on free speech!'
Former Defence Minister Sir Gavin Williamson criticized a leaked Home Office document labeling concerns about two-tier policing as a "right-wing extremist narrative," claiming it threatens free speech. He emphasized the need for open discussions on security threats, particularly regarding grooming gangs and Islamic terrorism.
Williamson urged the government to reject the document's implications and maintain the right to criticize all faiths. A Home Office spokesman stated the document aimed to address extremism, with Ministers having already rejected its advice. Security Minister Dan Jarvis reiterated that Islamist and far-right extremism are the primary threats.
GB News: UK migration has 'spiralled out of control' under Labour, Lee Anderson claims
Reform UK MP Lee Anderson criticized the Government's migration projections, calling his parliamentary colleagues "lunatics" and claiming they are out of touch with reality. He argued that migration has significantly increased since Tony Blair's leadership and has continued to worsen under Conservative administrations.
GB News: 'Hang your heads in shame!' Lee Anderson blasts Labour's 'nonsense' migration strategy as shock new data predicts population boom: 'Lunatics!'
Reform UK MP Lee Anderson criticized the government for migration policies, calling colleagues "lunatics" for being out of touch with reality. He argued that rising migration, which he claims began under Tony Blair and worsened under Conservatives, is harming the economy and making citizens poorer.
Anderson highlighted that the UK population is projected to grow by nearly five million in the next seven years, primarily due to migration. He expressed concern over low-value economic activities and the disconnect between parliamentarians and the struggles faced by ordinary citizens.
The Telegraph: Labour is using the Northern Ireland Protocol to bring the UK back into the EU
This week marks the fifth anniversary of the UK's departure from the EU, with the Telegraph publishing essays on how to ensure Brexit's success. The initial decision, made by 17.5 million voters, was rooted in a desire to reclaim national sovereignty from what is perceived as an authoritarian EU.
Concerns are raised about Northern Ireland's current status, where EU law takes precedence over UK law, undermining the democratic will of the UK Parliament. The author argues that the UK must reassert its sovereignty and ensure that British laws govern all parts of the nation, resisting any attempts to align with EU regulations.
#society
GB News: 'The Home Office is infested with diversity and inclusion nonsense and they need to be sacked'
The Home Office has come under fire for downplaying Islamist extremism while labeling concerns about it as far-right. A report on the counter-terror program, Prevent, has been criticized for equating jihadi terror with other movements and neglecting the significant role of Islamists in terror-related deaths. Calls for the dismissal of Home Office staff have emerged, citing a cultural issue within the department.
Leaked documents reveal a "Muslim network" within the Home Office aimed at promoting Muslim staff and influencing policy. Critics argue this undermines efforts to combat Islamic extremism. The government's focus appears to be shifting towards policing non-crime hate incidents rather than addressing serious threats, raising concerns about its disconnect from pressing issues.
GB News: Asda launches its Easter Egg collection with prices starting from under £12 for 4 eggs
Asda has launched its Easter egg range for 2025, featuring a variety of flavors and price points to cater to all shoppers. The collection includes premium options, vegan alternatives, and value multipacks, available both in-store and online.
Notable offerings include the new Blonde & Hazelnut Chocolate Egg and a deal for four large Easter eggs for £11.96, featuring popular brands like Cadbury and Maltesers. The selection aims to provide early shoppers with a diverse array of Easter treats.
GB News: National Lottery winner walking without knowing about jackpot given crunch deadline to claim £1m
Over £10.2 million in lottery prizes remains unclaimed in the UK, with winners facing deadlines to collect their winnings. The largest unclaimed prize is a £3.6 million Set For Life jackpot, while four separate £1 million EuroMillions prizes are also awaiting collection.
Winners have 180 days from the draw date to claim their prizes, or the funds will be redirected to National Lottery projects. Players can still appeal for lost tickets within 30 days of the draw.
GB News: Southport news: Children driven to join summer riots for the 'thrill' rather than than by 'far-right ideology'
Dame Rachel de Souza, England's children's commissioner, stated that children involved in last summer's riots were primarily motivated by curiosity and the thrill of the moment, rather than far-right ideology. Her report highlights a deep distrust of police and a lack of opportunities as contributing factors, but emphasizes that this does not excuse criminal behavior.
The report indicates that many of the children arrested had no prior experience with the justice system and were drawn to the riots by a desire to see the events unfold, rather than extremist beliefs. De Souza argues that the government's swift response led to disproportionately severe charges against many young participants.
GB News: Channel 4 viewers slam new ‘propaganda’ migration documentary: ‘Taken it too far!’
Channel 4's upcoming documentary series "Go Back To Where You Came From" will feature six Britons with differing views on immigration as they retrace migration routes to the UK. The four-part series aims to explore the challenges faced by asylum seekers through perilous locations in Africa, the Middle East, and Europe.
The show has sparked significant debate, with critics like Amnesty International condemning its title and approach as insensitive. Many commentators express concerns about the series being exploitative or politically biased, fearing it may not adequately represent the realities of refugees' experiences.
GB News: Farage fumes at migrant 'betrayal' as new figures show Britain set for 'population explosion'
Nigel Farage criticized UK governments for a "migration betrayal," citing projections that the population will reach 72.5 million by 2032, an increase of over five million. He argued that this surge is diminishing the quality of life for Britons and warned that current housing plans are insufficient.
Meanwhile, data from National Records of Scotland indicates that Scotland's population growth will largely stem from immigration, as natural population decline is expected. The figures suggest that inward migration is essential for maintaining a working-age population and supporting public services.
GB News: Elizabeth Line director forced to apologise after train caught going DOUBLE speed limit
An Elizabeth Line train exceeded the speed limit, traveling at 45 mph instead of the recommended 25 mph near Manor Park. The Rail Accident Investigation Branch cited an "incorrectly placed, inconspicuous and dirty" speed limit sign as a contributing factor, leading to a jolt that affected passengers.
In response, the Elizabeth Line's director apologized and confirmed procedural changes based on the RAIB's recommendations. The report emphasized the need for clearer signage and better driver training for infrequently used routes. The Elizabeth Line remains popular, with high station usage reported.
GB News: BBC EastEnders becomes latest soap to issue urgent warning over ‘sophisticated’ scam targeting fans: ‘Be vigilant!’
EastEnders has issued a warning about online scammers impersonating cast members to solicit money for meetings and set visits. The BBC soap emphasized that no cast member will ever request payment for interactions and urged fans to report any suspicious messages.
This warning follows similar alerts from ITV soaps, highlighting the use of AI deepfake technology by fraudsters. Cases of online fraud are increasing in the UK, with millions lost to scams. Fans expressed concern over the exploitation of vulnerable individuals and the need for better guidance from the BBC.
GB News: Shoppers to be paid by supermarkets to return empty bottles and cans to 'end throwaway society'
The UK government is set to launch a deposit return scheme in October 2027, incentivizing households to return empty bottles and cans to supermarkets. This initiative aims to reduce waste, with an estimated 6.5 billion single-use containers currently ending up as waste annually.
The scheme will cover containers from 150ml to three litres, addressing significant litter issues, especially on beaches. Similar programs in over 50 countries have seen high return rates, and UK officials believe this initiative will save taxpayers money and enhance recycling efforts.
GB News: Cadbury launches 12 new packaging designs in stores now but shoppers must be quick
Cadbury has launched a new line of Dairy Milk chocolate bars featuring portion divisions based on everyday responsibilities and scenarios. The bars indicate how much chocolate to share with those who perform tasks like cooking, planning, and remembering important dates, with twelve relatable situations included.
The initiative aims to promote gratitude and sharing among consumers, highlighting the importance of acknowledging the efforts of others. The bars come in two sizes, priced at £2.50 for 180g and £1.69 for 95g, and are available at major retailers.
GB News: UK's ‘population explosion’ laid bare in FOUR staggering graphs as ONS projects another 5m migrants by 2032
The UK population has increased by nearly 11 million since 1983, with over 7.8 million of that growth occurring in the last 20 years, primarily due to immigration. Recent data shows net migration reached a record 906,000 in the year to June 2023, significantly higher than earlier estimates.
Projections indicate the UK population could reach 72.5 million by 2032, driven entirely by migration. Government officials are planning to address high migration numbers, with calls for a binding legal cap on visas to manage the influx.
GB News: Just Stop Oil latest protest defended by spokesman as GB News host told to 'GROW UP': 'This is urgent!'
Just Stop Oil spokesman Dr. Bing Jones defended two protesters who disrupted a West End performance of The Tempest, arguing that their actions were necessary to highlight the urgency of the climate crisis. The protesters were arrested for aggravated trespass after interrupting the show.
Jones emphasized the need to stop burning fossil fuels by 2030, citing severe weather events as evidence of the climate emergency. Just Stop Oil plans further actions in April 2024 to demand a global treaty to phase out fossil fuels.
GB News: WATCH: Nana Akua clashes with Just Stop Oil spokesman after London theatre protest
Dr. Bing Jones, a spokesman for Just Stop Oil, defended protesters who interrupted a West End show, emphasizing the urgency of the climate crisis. He cited costly Californian wildfires, numerous fatalities in Spain, and extensive vehicle destruction as consequences of fossil fuel use.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Britons provided travel warning to European destination due to 'a high threat of terrorist attack'
The UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office has issued a travel warning for Sweden, citing a "likely" threat of terrorist attacks. The warning underscores a high global threat level affecting UK nationals, urging travelers to remain vigilant and aware of their surroundings.
Travelers to Sweden should also note border controls related to the delayed EU Entry/Exit System. Additionally, Britons traveling to India are reminded of strict regulations regarding satellite phones and GPS devices, which require a license to avoid fines or arrest.
#economy
GB News: Deepseek news: London stock markets boon despite Chinese AI turmoil
London's FTSE 100 closed higher on Tuesday, gaining 30.16 points to reach 8,533.87, buoyed by defensive trading in consumer and property stocks. Despite recent turbulence in tech stocks, the market showed resilience, aided by a rebound in companies like Nvidia and Oracle.
European markets generally performed well, with Germany's DAX hitting a record high. The emergence of China's DeepSeek in the AI sector has raised competition concerns, prompting notable reactions from industry leaders. Meanwhile, the British pound weakened against the US dollar amid speculation about tariffs.
GB News: Spain 'shooting itself in the foot' over plan to ban sales of homes to Britons
Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez plans to impose a 100% tax on property purchases by non-EU residents and may ban such sales altogether, labeling them as "speculators." This move follows the cancellation of Spain's "golden visa" scheme and aims to address local housing concerns amidst a crisis.
Critics argue that the proposed measures could harm the economy, particularly in tourist areas, as non-EU buyers contribute significantly through taxes and spending. The British market has historically been vital to Spain's property sector, and experts warn that targeting foreign buyers is politically motivated and could backfire.
GB News: Retirement crisis as thousands forced back into work after cost of living eats into pension income
Nearly 10% of Britons over 55 are re-entering the workforce due to financial pressures, with over a quarter citing insufficient pension income and a third pointing to rising living costs. Many seek part-time work to enhance their retirement savings and maintain a better lifestyle.
Experts suggest a gradual transition into retirement could alleviate financial strain, while also addressing social issues like boredom and loneliness. Flexible work opportunities are essential for this demographic, as they face barriers to re-employment.
#culture
GB News: Katya Jones breaks silence on Wynne Evans' BBC Strictly tour axe after singer issues apology
Wynne Evans has been removed from the Strictly Come Dancing live tour following inappropriate comments made about host Janette Manrara during a photocall. He has also stepped back from his BBC Radio Wales show and issued a public apology for his actions.
Katya Jones, Evans' former dance partner, expressed support for him on social media, urging people to show humanity. The tour continues in Liverpool, featuring various celebrities and judges.
GB News: Princess Beatrice's stepson enjoyed special moment after Dara Huang's major change
Dara Huang transformed her minimalist London home with vibrant red and gold decorations to celebrate Chinese New Year, creating a festive atmosphere. This change highlighted her ability to adapt her typically calm space for cultural celebrations while maintaining sophistication.
Wolfie, Princess Beatrice's stepson, hosted a gaming party with friends, blending traditional festivities with modern activities. Huang emphasized the importance of multifunctional living spaces for family gatherings, showcasing her commitment to cultural traditions in her home life.
GB News: Lesley Joseph pays tribute to Birds of a Feather days following Quirke's dementia diagnosis
Lesley Joseph, 79, expressed concerns about her health and the potential for a Birds of a Feather reboot during a special ITV appearance celebrating over-70s. She reflected on her career and shared fears about aging and performance, particularly in light of her co-star Pauline Quirke's dementia diagnosis.
Quirke's husband recently announced her retirement from acting due to her health issues, while her successful performing arts academy continues to operate. Joseph emphasized her desire to accomplish more before retiring, acknowledging the challenges of aging in the entertainment industry.
#health
GB News: BBC Strictly star Amy Dowden reveals she suffers ‘black outs’ in terrifying health update: ‘My body can’t control it’
Amy Dowden, a professional dancer on Strictly Come Dancing, has shared her struggles with Crohn's disease, which causes severe pain and blackouts. Despite managing some symptoms, she experiences debilitating effects, including vomiting and joint inflammation.
In addition to Crohn's, Dowden was diagnosed with stage-three breast cancer in May 2023, undergoing extensive treatment. After announcing her cancer was in remission, she returned to the show but collapsed during a performance and later withdrew due to an ankle injury.
#crime
GB News: Rochdale grooming gang trial COLLAPSES after jury discharged
A trial involving an alleged Rochdale grooming gang has collapsed after the jury was discharged for legal reasons. Eight defendants face charges of historical child sexual exploitation against two girls, who were targeted from ages 13 to 16 between 2001 and 2006.
The prosecution described the girls as being treated as "sex slaves" by the defendants, who allegedly groomed them and exploited their vulnerabilities. A new jury will be selected for a future trial expected to last three months.
GB News: Man pardoned by Trump over part in January 6 riots SHOT DEAD by police after heated traffic dispute
Matthew Huttle, recently pardoned by Donald Trump for his involvement in the January 6 Capitol riot, was shot dead by police during a traffic stop in Indiana. The incident occurred after Huttle allegedly engaged in an altercation with a sheriff's deputy while armed.
The officer involved has been placed on paid administrative leave pending an investigation by the Indiana State Police. Huttle had previously served six months in prison for his actions during the Capitol attack.
GB News: Fraudster conned pensioners into handing over their cards before splashing thousands of pounds on Apple products
Lisa Macardle, 39, was sentenced to two and a half years for defrauding elderly victims out of their bank cards. She targeted a 98-year-old woman first, using a fake courier story to collect the card and then spent thousands on Apple products across England.
Macardle continued her scheme, defrauding a 96-year-old man and a 91-year-old woman using similar tactics. Authorities warn that courier fraud exploits the trust of vulnerable individuals and urge vigilance in verifying callers' identities.
#sports
GB News: Tom Brady snubbed by former team-mate in stunning GOAT argument for Patrick Mahomes
Tom Brady's status as the NFL's greatest quarterback is being challenged by Patrick Mahomes, who is on the verge of making history. With a win in Super Bowl LIX, Mahomes could secure his fourth title and lead the Kansas City Chiefs to an unprecedented third consecutive Super Bowl victory.
Brady's seven Super Bowl wins remain unmatched, but Mahomes, at just 29, has the potential to chase this record over the next decade. Hall of Famer Joe Montana believes Mahomes is the only current player who could surpass Brady's legacy.
GB News: Taylor Swift shared an emotional eight-word confession with Travis Kelce's mother Donna following the Kansas City Chiefs' victory over the Buffalo Bills on Sunday.
Taylor Swift expressed her anxiety during the Kansas City Chiefs' recent victory over the Buffalo Bills, confiding in Travis Kelce's mother, Donna. After the game, Swift celebrated with Kelce, showcasing their affection in a viral moment as they walked off the field together.
The Chiefs' win secured their third consecutive Super Bowl appearance, setting the stage for a matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles. Swift's emotional support from friends and her visible excitement during the game have captured the attention of fans on social media.
#outdoors
GB News: Key pruning tips to follow now to 'prepare your garden for a healthy and productive spring'
January is an ideal time for pruning dormant plants, according to gardening expert James Ewens. Key plants for winter pruning include fruit trees like apple and pear, as well as climbing and bush roses. Proper technique, including using clean, sharp tools, is essential for effective pruning.
Gardeners should also prioritize wildlife protection by checking for nesting birds and avoiding pruning during frosty periods. Post-pruning care, such as applying mulch and properly disposing of debris, is crucial for plant recovery and health.