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31 Jan 2025
#politics
GB News: 'Skies are grey with disappointment': Tice in scathing Brexit attack on 'daft immigration policy'
Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice criticized the Conservative Party's handling of Brexit, claiming voters feel "betrayed" over unmet immigration promises. He highlighted record net migration of 900,000 in 2023, arguing that the government has failed to control borders and take advantage of Brexit opportunities.
Tice called for a shift to a smarter immigration policy focused on highly skilled individuals, contrasting it with the current situation where many new arrivals do not contribute to the workforce. He emphasized the need to eliminate the Labour government to better capitalize on Brexit's potential for British citizens.
Le Monde: Haiti's transitional president Leslie Voltaire announces November 2025 elections
Haiti's Transitional Council, led by Leslie Voltaire, aims to restore constitutional order after years of political turmoil following President Jovenel Moïse's assassination in 2021. Voltaire announced plans for general elections by early 2026, marking the first since 2016.
The council was established in April 2024 after the resignation of Ariel Henry, who faced violent unrest and gang control in Port-au-Prince. The elections are expected to lead to a new elected government by February 2026.
Fox News: Chuck Todd out at NBC News
Chuck Todd, former moderator of "Meet the Press," is leaving NBC News after nearly two decades with the network. His departure follows a decrease in his visibility after he was replaced by Kristen Welker in 2023. NBC News expressed gratitude for his contributions.
The network wishes him well in future endeavors.
#society
Breitbart: Blue State Blues: Charity vs. 'Social Justice' in the Wake of the Fire
At a Fire Aid concert in Los Angeles, a community comes together to support those affected by recent fires. Attendees include families who lost homes, with acts of charity and mutual aid evident throughout the event, highlighting the interconnectedness of neighbors during tough times.
The author reflects on personal losses and the randomness of life, emphasizing that charity transcends wealth and is about human connection. Amid grief, music and laughter serve as vital means of processing emotions, fostering hope for a brighter future despite current challenges.
Breitbart: Video: New Angle Shows How Midair Washington Plane-Helicopter Crash Unfolded
A midair collision occurred between an American Airlines jet and a U.S. Army Blackhawk helicopter over Washington, resulting in no survivors. The American Airlines flight was nearing the end of its journey from Wichita, while the helicopter was on a routine training flight.
Air traffic controllers reported seeing a fireball after the crash, prompting immediate redirection of other flights in the area. The incident is under investigation as a complex search and rescue operation has concluded with no findings.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Two IDF reservists, one of them serving in Iron Dome unit, charged with spying for Iran
Two IDF reservists, Yuri Eliasfov and Georgi Andreyev, were indicted in Haifa for espionage on behalf of Iran, allegedly in exchange for money. They face serious charges, including transferring classified information and aiding the enemy during wartime.
Eliasfov, linked to the Iron Dome unit, reportedly shared sensitive missile defense details, while both men engaged in pro-Iranian activities. This case highlights a growing trend of Iranian recruitment efforts targeting Israelis for espionage.
#economy
Forbes: Barclays Bank Tech Issues Hit Online Banking, Mobile App
Barclays Bank experienced significant outages on Friday, affecting its mobile app, online banking, and customer accounts. Thousands reported issues accessing financial information, particularly on the last day of the month, which is payday for many and the deadline for tax submissions in the UK.
While Barclays advised customers that credit cards and ATMs were still operational, reports indicated difficulties with in-person payments and cash withdrawals. The bank's customer support was also disrupted, leaving many customers frustrated during a critical financial period.
#military
Fox News: DC plane crash: Military aircraft collisions raise questions about training and equipment, expert says
A recent midair collision between an American Airlines flight and a U.S. Army Black Hawk helicopter near Reagan National Airport has raised concerns about aviation safety in one of the world's most controlled airspaces. The incident resulted in fatalities and has prompted questions regarding military training, aircraft maintenance, and air traffic control staffing.
Military helicopter crashes have reportedly increased in frequency, with the Army experiencing the highest fatality rates since 2014. Investigations are ongoing to determine the causes of this incident, including potential issues with pilot training and air traffic control operations.
The Telegraph: I used to be an icebreaker captain. Trump’s plan for more of them makes good sense
The Royal Navy currently has one icebreaker, HMS Protector, while the US Navy has none, relying instead on the Coast Guard's three icebreakers. President Trump recently emphasized the need for a larger icebreaker fleet, suggesting the US should order about 40 to enhance Arctic capabilities.
The US has neglected its icebreaker fleet despite being a maritime and Arctic nation, with the Polar Security Cutter program only set to deliver three new vessels. The importance of operating in icy conditions is expected to grow in the future.
#health
The Economist: Are ice baths good for you?
Ice baths induce a "cold shock" response, leading to increased heart rate and stress hormones. Despite initial discomfort, the practice is gaining popularity for its potential benefits.
While the long-term effects are still debated, many believe the trend may offer health advantages.