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5 Jan 2024
#politics
GB News: Farage blasts NatWest boss as he defends legal review into Dame Alison Rose
In an interview, NatWest boss Sir Howard Davies defended the legal review into Dame Alison Rose, leading Nigel Farage to blast him for closing his account due to his political views. Dame Alison resigned after admitting to speaking with a journalist about Farage's relationship with Coutts.
The Telegraph: Israel unveils plan for rule in Gaza after the war
Israel has revealed a plan to rule over Gaza after the war, with security control falling to Israel and civil affairs being governed by a Palestinian body. A multi-national force would handle the rebuilding efforts, and Egypt would also play a role. The plan does not include Jewish settlements in Gaza, and the Palestinian Authority would not govern.
#society
GB News: Post Office scandal: Rishi Sunak speaks out after fury at Paula Vennells honour
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak denounces the Post Office Horizon IT scandal as a significant miscarriage of justice, emphasizing the importance of delivering justice to those who have been affected.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Residents evacuated after North Korea fires artillery shells near South Korean islands
North Korea fired artillery near South Korean border islands, leading to a live-fire drill from the South Korean military. Residents were ordered to evacuate as tensions rise on the Korean Peninsula. North Korea's military conducted the drill in response to South Korean threats. China called for restraint from all sides. Relations between the two Koreas are at a low point, with North Korea warning of a nuclear attack on the South. The deployment of US strategic weapons in the region has been seen as provocative by North Korea. Pyongyang has also been accused of providing ballistic missiles to Russia.
#culture
Le Monde: 'Rue David Bowie': Paris to name street after rock icon
Paris will name a street after David Bowie, the influential singer who died in 2016. The street, located in the 13th arrondissement, will be officially inaugurated on what would have been Bowie's 77th birthday. Paris played a smaller role in Bowie's life compared to other cities, but he had a cult following in France.
#history
GB News: BBC sparks outrage after omitting the word 'Jewish' in WW2 Holocaust film
The BBC faces backlash for omitting "Jewish" from its promotional material about Sir Nicholas Winton, who saved 669 predominantly Jewish children from the Nazis. The wording has since been updated.
#education
Fox News: Connecticut teacher sues after being disciplined for criticizing 'identity, privilege' training
A gym teacher in Connecticut is suing Hartford Public Schools, alleging that his First Amendment rights were violated when he disagreed with an "Identity and Privilege" training. The teacher claims he was targeted for punishment after refusing to endorse critical race theory. The lawsuit seeks to have the disciplinary letter removed from his file and requests compensatory and punitive damages.
#crime
Times Of Israel: South Africa: Ex-Olympic runner Pistorius released 11 years after killing girlfriend
South African Paralympian Oscar Pistorius, known as "Blade Runner," has been released from jail on parole after serving half of his 13-year sentence for the 2013 murder of his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp. Pistorius will be restricted to staying within the Pretoria district of Waterkloof and is not allowed to speak to the media. He must undergo therapy for anger and gender-based violence issues as part of his parole conditions.
The Telegraph: Mexican gangs set up Wi-Fi network and threaten to kill locals who don’t use it
A Mexican drug cartel extorted residents by setting up a makeshift Wi-Fi service and charging elevated prices for its use. The gang used stolen equipment to create internet antennas in various towns, forcing about 5,000 people to pay increased prices or face the threat of death. The cartel could make approximately $150,000 a month from this scam. This incident highlights the trend of cartels expanding their control beyond drug trafficking and becoming involved in various legal markets and services, effectively forming "fiefdoms" in certain areas of Mexico.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: A Breakdown of the Winnebago Travato
Winnebago Travato is an efficient, top-selling Class B camper van for outdoor enthusiasts. It offers insulation, ample storage, and features like crosswind assist. With multiple floorplans and options, there's something for everyone. Owners praise its compact kitchen, large fridge, and available storage space.
Field & Stream: This Bushnell Rifle Scope Is Great for Low Light Conditions—And It's 50% Off Right Now
The Bushnell Banner rifle scope, designed for low light conditions, is on sale for nearly 50% off at Amazon. With fog- and waterproof features, it provides optimal clarity and accuracy for hunting at dawn or dusk. The extended 6-inch eye relief makes it comfortable to use.
#other
Fox News: Japan earthquake death toll rises to 94 with dozens still missing
A series of powerful earthquakes hit Japan's western coast, killing at least 94 people and leaving dozens missing. The affected areas face challenges such as damaged homes, lack of power, and delayed relief supplies. The earthquake also caused tsunamis and landslides in the region.