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Breitbart: Geraldo Rivera: I Would Punch Stephen Miller in the Nose over 'Draconian' Immigration Policy
Geraldo Rivera expressed strong disdain for Stephen Miller, President-elect Trump's immigration adviser, during an MSNBC appearance, suggesting he would physically confront him due to his harsh immigration policies. Rivera criticized Miller's approach as draconian and counterproductive to resolving immigration issues.
The discussion highlighted the controversial plans of the Trump transition team to conduct high-profile immigration raids targeting undocumented immigrants, raising concerns about the balance between national security and humane treatment.
GB News: 'Clashes with British values!' Robert Bates details Robert Batesbetween foreign nationals and British citizens
Robert Bates from the Centre for Migration Control states that immigration from specific countries is causing conflicts with British values and customs. This follows new data showing notable differences in arrest rates between foreign nationals and British citizens.
#politics
GB News: Defence firms stop attending university career fairs due to security fears over protesters
Defence companies in Britain are skipping university career fairs due to security concerns amid escalating protests linked to the Israel-Gaza conflict. Around 20 firms have canceled or avoided events, facing harassment that raises fears about recruitment and national security.
The situation has led to significant investment in security measures and a growing skills shortage in the defence sector, which struggles to fill 10,000 positions annually. Industry leaders warn that protests are denying students access to career opportunities and could jeopardize national security.
GB News: 'Very catchy!' Martin Daubney praises song blasting Labour’s inheritance tax raid
Farmer Nick Tarry has created a protest song addressing Labour's proposed inheritance tax changes, which would impose a 20% tax on farming estates over £1 million starting in April 2026. The song, featuring his son, expresses the concerns of farming families affected by the reforms.
The farming community is responding with widespread protests, including a recent gathering of over 100 farmers and 88 tractors in East Yorkshire. Further protests are planned, with coordinated actions at supermarkets nationwide to amplify their message to the government.
Breitbart: Watch: Mayor Karen Bass Silent when Questioned on Fire Incompetence
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass faced criticism for her absence during severe wildfires while she was in Ghana for a taxpayer-funded event. Despite warnings about the windstorm, she attended the inauguration of Ghana’s president, leaving the city to deal with evacuations and resource shortages.
Additionally, Bass had previously cut nearly $20 million from the Los Angeles Fire Department budget, which has drawn ire from residents as the department struggles amid the crisis. During an interview addressing the wildfires, Bass remained silent for nearly two minutes, prompting further backlash.
GB News: Trump 'getting fed up' with 'clingy' Elon Musk after British MPs urge President-elect to ditch him
Donald Trump is reportedly growing frustrated with Elon Musk as UK politicians urge him to distance himself from the billionaire. Musk has been vocal on social media against the UK government, which has raised concerns among British MPs about his influence on Trump.
Despite their close relationship, which includes Musk's role in Trump's campaign and informal advisory position, rumors suggest Musk may be overstaying his welcome. Trump's annoyance stems from Musk's self-importance and radical comments about UK politics, prompting calls from British officials for Trump to reconsider their association.
GB News: ‘Legacy media will freak out!’ Watch tech expert’s blistering take on Mark Zuckerberg’s Facebook free speech revamp
Tech expert Allum Bokhari criticized legacy media's reaction to Mark Zuckerberg's announcement of new content moderation policies for Facebook, likening it to a shift towards a free speech platform. He argued that journalists and nonprofit groups, who favor censorship, have a vested interest in resisting such changes.
Bokhari also noted a shift among left-wing parties, suggesting they are reevaluating their strategies, including positions on immigration and censorship. Zuckerberg's plans to eliminate fact-checkers in favor of community notes highlight a significant change in Meta's approach to content moderation across its platforms.
GB News: Owner of Elon Musk’s grandmother’s ex-home tells tech billionaire ‘stay out of our politics’ in fierce retort
Robert Gallagher, who lives in a home once owned by Elon Musk's grandmother, criticized Musk for his recent political comments regarding the UK, particularly on free speech and grooming gangs. Gallagher stated that Musk's remarks are irrelevant to local issues and expressed his disapproval of Musk's potential involvement in Liverpool's politics and sports.
Musk has made controversial statements about UK Labour leader Keir Starmer, accusing him of complicity in mass rapes and labeling him as "evil." This has sparked backlash, with Starmer and others warning against the influence of tech billionaires in politics, highlighting concerns over their ability to sway democratic processes.
GB News: Sadiq Khan's 'disastrous decision-making' under fire after GB News findings force U-turn on Islamic preacher ads
Sadiq Khan faced criticism after the Advertising Standards Authority intervened to remove a controversial ad campaign by Islamic finance firm Wahed from the London Underground. The ads, which depicted burning money and the phrase "The United States of America" in flames, were deemed likely to cause serious offense.
Opponents of Khan, including London Assembly members, questioned how the ads were approved initially and criticized his decision-making. The Mayor's office stated that he does not personally approve ads, and Transport for London maintains that all advertisements comply with legal standards.
#society
Le Monde: Jewish families hurt by 'indifference and oblivion' to 2015 Paris kosher store attack
Ten years after the Hyper Cacher supermarket attack in Paris, where four Jewish men were killed by an Islamist terrorist, the focus remains on the victims rather than the perpetrators. The tragedy occurred shortly after the Charlie Hebdo shootings, highlighting the targeting of the Jewish community.
The families of the victims hope for lasting remembrance of their loved ones, as France united in solidarity during the aftermath. On January 11, 2015, millions marched in support, emphasizing the collective grief and resilience against terrorism.
Breitbart: Watch: Hollywood Streets Gridlock Amid Evacuations for Sunset Fire
A wildfire erupted in Runyon Canyon near the Hollywood sign, causing significant gridlock as hundreds evacuated the area. The fire, exacerbated by a severe windstorm, prompted emergency evacuations, with some residents abandoning their vehicles to escape the flames.
Firefighters faced challenges clearing blocked roads to combat the blaze, which is being compared to the destructive windstorm of 2011.
Breitbart: Eaton Fire over 10k Acres, 5 Dead, Homes Lost, 100k People Evacuated
The Eaton fire in Los Angeles County has consumed over 10,000 acres, resulting in at least five fatalities and the destruction of hundreds of homes. An evacuation order is in effect for over 100,000 residents as the fire spreads rapidly due to strong Santa Ana winds.
The fire has devastated historic areas, including Altadena’s Christmas Tree Lane, with video evidence showing extensive damage across neighborhoods. Officials anticipate the death toll may rise as the situation develops.
GB News: As temperatures hit -16C, GB News meets freezing pensioners with message for PM: 'You're killing us'
Pensioners in Essex are expressing outrage over Labour's decision to means-test Winter Fuel Payments, affecting around 10 million elderly citizens. Many feel this move will worsen their financial struggles, with some relying on "Warm Banks" and struggling to stay warm at home.
Critics highlight the contrast between cuts to pensioner support and significant bonuses awarded to civil servants in the Department for Work & Pensions. The government insists it remains committed to supporting pensioners through other financial measures.
GB News: Met Office issue more cold weather warnings as deadly ice to cause carnage across Britain
The Met Office has issued multiple cold weather warnings across the UK as temperatures drop significantly, with forecasts of snow and ice leading to potential travel disruptions and injuries. Areas in England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland are under alerts, with the coldest temperatures expected to reach as low as -16C.
The UK Health Security Agency has also issued an amber cold health alert, warning of impacts on health services. Travel delays, power outages, and school closures are anticipated, with major airports suspending flights due to severe weather conditions.
GB News: Islam leader claims mosques are promoting ideas of 'superiority" and 'supremacy'
The founder of the Oxford Institute for British Islam has raised concerns about attitudes towards sexual abuse in certain Muslim communities, suggesting that teachings in some mosques promote notions of "superiority" and "supremacy."
These claims highlight the need for critical examination of religious teachings and their implications on societal issues.
GB News: 'Is Labour's opposition to a national inquiry rooted in something else?' Asks Matthew Goodwin
Labour MPs voted against a Tory amendment for a national inquiry into Pakistani Muslim rape gangs, despite numerous other inquiries. Critics argue the existing inquiries inadequately addressed the issue, focusing on a limited scope and failing to examine key affected areas.
The opposition may stem from Labour's support among Muslim voters and a reluctance to acknowledge failures in multiculturalism and mass immigration policies. This situation raises concerns about systemic issues and the need for a comprehensive national inquiry.
GB News: Nurse suspended for refusing to share changing room with trans woman overthrows attempt to gag tribunal reporting
A nurse, Sandie Peggie, has successfully opposed attempts to keep her employment tribunal private after being suspended for refusing to share a changing room with a trans woman, Dr. Beth Upton. The case, which raises issues of public interest, will proceed publicly as ordered by Judge Antonie Tinnion.
NHS Fife denied that Peggie was harassed and labeled her actions as unnecessary. The tribunal will address claims of harassment and the implications of gender identity in the workplace during the full hearing scheduled for February.
GB News: 'Labour are in denial over the grooming gangs!' Fumes Nigel Farage
Nigel Farage has pledged that Reform will finance an inquiry into grooming gangs, although it won't have the authority to compel testimony. He criticized Parliament for being disconnected from public sentiment, asserting that the issue is widely discussed across the UK.
Farage emphasized the need for transparency regarding the extent of the incidents and potential cover-ups, suggesting that retired judges could oversee the inquiry. He expressed confidence in gathering testimonies from victims and their families, despite lacking subpoena power.
GB News: Met Police issues major threat to pro-Palestinian protesters ahead of planned march
The Metropolitan Police have warned the Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC) that their planned protest at the BBC on January 18 could disrupt a nearby synagogue. The police have advised the PSC to change their plans and may invoke the Public Order Act if the protest proceeds as scheduled.
The PSC condemned the police's warning, asserting that their march would not interfere with the synagogue and highlighting that past protests have included Jewish participants. They urged supporters to attend the demonstration despite the police's stance.
GB News: 'If Labour won't, we will!' Nigel Farage vows Reform UK will launch national inquiry into grooming gangs by the end of January
Nigel Farage announced that Reform UK will finance its own unofficial inquiry into the grooming gangs scandal after MPs rejected a Conservative proposal for a national inquiry. Farage criticized Parliament for being out of touch and emphasized public outrage over the issue.
He expressed concerns about a potential cover-up involving social services and police, questioning whether the investigation would reveal deeper issues, including possible motivations behind the crimes. Farage stated that the public deserves transparency regarding the extent of the scandal.
GB News: Travis Kelce rules out Taylor Swift wedding plan and clashes with brother Jason
NFL player Travis Kelce has stated he will not have an autumn wedding, citing conflicts with the football season. On the New Heights podcast, he expressed a preference for summer weddings and suggested couples should avoid scheduling during football games to ensure attendance from friends.
His brother, Jason Kelce, disagreed, arguing that weddings should take precedence over sports. The discussion comes amid ongoing speculation about Travis's relationship with Taylor Swift, though they have not publicly addressed marriage plans.
GB News: California wildfires: Outrage as looters slammed for trying to 'steal from residents' while 'influencers' take selfies with flames
Looters have been arrested in Southern California for stealing from residents amid ongoing wildfires, prompting stern warnings from law enforcement. Four major fires continue to ravage Los Angeles County, forcing over 80,000 residents to evacuate and destroying more than 1,000 structures.
In addition to looting, some individuals have disregarded evacuation orders to take selfies near the flames. Emergency officials stress the importance of following evacuation protocols as fire crews work to contain the blazes.
GB News: Labour votes down national inquiry on grooming gangs in major blow to victims
Labour MPs have rejected a call for a national inquiry into the grooming gangs scandal, voting 364 to 111 against an amendment proposed by Conservative Leader Kemi Badenoch. Sir Keir Starmer criticized the Tory leader for spreading misinformation and argued that further inquiries could hinder progress on addressing child sexual abuse.
Starmer emphasized that recommendations from a previous seven-year investigation, which concluded in 2022, remain unimplemented. The rejection of the inquiry raises concerns about the government's commitment to addressing the issue effectively.
GB News: Expert details how immigration from 'culturally distant nations' is causing 'clash' with UK Laws: 'They don't align with British values!'
Robert Bates from the Centre for Migration Control claims that immigration from certain nations is causing clashes with British values. He cites data showing foreign nationals are significantly more likely to be arrested for sexual offenses compared to British citizens, with Albanians leading in arrests.
Bates argues that mass migration has increased crime rates and jeopardized public safety, emphasizing that the Home Office should prioritize the safety of the British public over appeasing open-border advocates. He calls for a reassessment of immigration policies to address these issues.
GB News: Pensioner accuses energy company of 'buglary' after they broke into his home to inspect smart meter
E.ON Energy mistakenly broke into Alan Knight's home after its AI system wrongly indicated tampering with his smart meter. The company later admitted its technology "needs further work" after finding no issues. Knight criticized the forced entry, likening it to a "burglary."
E.ON claimed to have attempted to contact Knight multiple times before taking action, which he disputes. The incident raises concerns about energy companies' access to homes based on faulty AI alerts. E.ON has apologized and stated it will cooperate with any investigations.
GB News: Motorists to be slapped with £130 fine as new traffic rules come into force impacting thousands
The Royal Borough of Greenwich has implemented new traffic enforcement measures, imposing £130 fines for drivers violating low-traffic neighbourhood restrictions. This follows a grace period where warnings were issued. The scheme, aimed at reducing traffic and antisocial behavior, began on November 27 and includes specific exemptions for buses, taxis, and Blue Badge holders.
Confusion over signage has arisen, with some signs altered or removed, prompting concerns about clarity. The council plans to monitor traffic impacts during the 18-month trial, with reports of increased congestion in nearby areas already surfacing.
GB News: Baby boy born on crowded small boat as mother lies on floor among 60 migrants rescued from rubber dinghy
A baby boy was born on a crowded boat among 60 migrants rescued off Spain's Canary Islands. The crew of the Guardamar Talia responded to a distress call and successfully delivered the newborn and his mother, who were then taken to a hospital for care.
In 2022, over 61,000 migrants reached Spain by sea, with many risking dangerous journeys. The International Organisation for Migration reports at least 5,000 deaths from such crossings, while some groups suggest the number is significantly higher.
GB News: Subway launches 5 new menu items including Doritos sandwich - but you must be quick
Subway has launched a new Mexicana menu in the UK, featuring Taco Beef options, including the Doritos-topped Mexicana Beef Crunch Sub and Footlong Nachos. To celebrate its 60th anniversary, Subway is offering a 30% discount on subs through its Subway Rewards program.
The limited-time menu includes customizable items like the Footlong Taco Beef Dipper and budget-friendly options starting at £2.99. Customers can order in-store, online, or via the Subway App. The new menu is available until April 1, 2025, while stocks last.
GB News: 'Astonishing!' Islam leader staggeringly claims he was told ‘Muslim rapists will go to heaven’ as he DEMANDS rooting out of core issue
Dr. Taj Hargey of the Oxford Institute for British Islam claims that certain religious teachings in some Muslim communities promote a sense of superiority that may contribute to sexual abuse. He argues that this mentality is linked to the grooming gangs scandal involving the abuse of vulnerable girls.
Calls for a public inquiry into this issue are growing, with Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch advocating for it, while Downing Street plans to block the move. Victims' advocates emphasize that the abuse continues and criticize the government's multicultural approach for not adequately addressing the problem.
GB News: Britons heading to Italy warned of flight disruptions and travel chaos as strikes planned to hit the country
Italian airports will experience major disruptions on January 10 due to a 24-hour strike affecting Milan Linate, Milan Malpensa, and Venice Marco Polo airports. Baggage handling staff will participate, leading to flight delays and cancellations amid broader transport strikes across the country.
Additionally, a nationwide four-hour strike will impact public transport in major cities, including Rome and Milan, due to a pay dispute. Commuters are advised to prepare for longer journey times and overcrowding on alternative transport options.
GB News: Imams 'PROMOTE grooming rings', says Muslim leader 11 years after first raising concerns
Dr. Taj Hargey from the Oxford Institute for British Islam claims that imams in Britain are still promoting grooming rings, linking the issue to race and religion. He asserts that a significant number of grooming gang members are Muslim and that their actions are influenced by a distorted interpretation of Islamic teachings.
Amid calls for a national inquiry into grooming gangs, political tensions are rising. The Labour Government argues that a new inquiry could hinder child safeguarding efforts. Critics, including Professor Alexis Jay, emphasize the need for action rather than further investigations.
GB News: Charlie Hebdo launches 'laugh at God' competition on 10th anniversary of terror attack that left 12 people dead
Charlie Hebdo marked the 10th anniversary of the 2015 Islamist attack with a "laugh at God" competition, encouraging cartoonists to submit provocative depictions of God and religious figures. The magazine, now operating under police protection, featured 40 caricatures from over 350 entries.
President Macron emphasized the ongoing threat of terrorism in France, while a recent survey showed strong public support for freedom of expression and the right to mock religion. The 2015 attack initiated a wave of violence linked to extremist groups, highlighting the persistent security concerns in the country.
GB News: Surrey man writes to council 18 times as ‘sulphurous stench’ from neighbour’s £800k ‘fox sanctuary’ leaves him ‘ready to vomit’
A Surrey resident, Russell Favell, has repeatedly complained about a "terrible, sulphurous stench" from his neighbor's fox sanctuary, which he says has made him feel trapped in his own home since 2016. Despite numerous complaints to the local council, the situation has worsened, affecting property values in the area.
The council took action against the sanctuary's owner, Juliet Auburn, but a recent court case against her for breaching an abatement notice failed. Favell's frustrations have grown as the unpleasant odors persist, impacting his quality of life and leading to significant devaluation of neighboring properties.
GB News: Mike Tyson fans in agreement after boxing icon takes on new role weeks after Jake Paul defeat
Mike Tyson has received widespread acclaim from boxing fans for his recent efforts to support the Ring of Brotherhood Foundation, which assists former boxers suffering from serious medical issues. Following his loss to Jake Paul, Tyson used his YouTube platform to highlight the charity's work, including helping ex-boxer Wilfred Benitez secure accessible housing.
The foundation, co-founded by Lisa McClellan, addresses the long-term effects of boxing-related injuries. Fans have praised Tyson for his commitment to this cause, emphasizing the importance of supporting fighters who face ongoing battles after their careers.
GB News: Paris police told to turn off sirens for being 'too loud' as politician suggests officers use them to 'get home quickly'
Paris police have been instructed to limit the use of sirens due to noise complaints from residents, with sirens contributing to 42% of ambient noise in certain districts. A study highlighted the negative impact on local businesses, prompting city officials to seek solutions.
City officials are considering alternatives, including less noisy "American sirens," and have promised disciplinary action against improper siren use. Measures to monitor noise pollution are being implemented, including additional sound detectors and warnings for excessive vehicle noise.
GB News: New parking charges to have massive impact on drivers near popular football stadium on game day
Norwich City Council is implementing new parking restrictions near Carrow Road stadium to address obstructive parking on Geoffrey Watling Way. The changes include timed parking bays allowing a maximum stay of one hour and a designated loading bay, aimed at improving traffic flow and safety for all road users.
Despite support from some residents and local authorities, objections have been raised regarding the lack of parking for residents, with concerns that private car parks are already at capacity. The council argues that the measures will enhance safety for pedestrians, cyclists, and emergency vehicles.
GB News: FirstBus removes dozens of electric buses from roads after detecting ‘structural failure’
FirstBus Glasgow has withdrawn 30 electric buses from service due to a detected "structural failure." The issue was identified in mid-December, causing service disruptions during the busy holiday period. The company is collaborating with manufacturer Alexander Dennis to resolve the problem.
In the meantime, FirstBus is reallocating compliant Euro VI buses from its fleet to minimize disruption. Concerns have been raised regarding the reliability of electric buses, particularly with lithium-ion batteries in cold weather, which can reduce battery range significantly.
GB News: Elon Musk told to 'stay away' from buying Liverpool with 'interference' fears raised over potential takeover
Residents of Liverpool, where Elon Musk's grandmother grew up, reacted to his father's claim that Musk is interested in buying Liverpool FC. Some locals dismissed Musk's comments about grooming gangs and expressed skepticism about his football interest, urging him to stay out of local affairs.
While Musk has not confirmed his intentions regarding the club, current owners reportedly are not looking to sell. The community remains unconvinced by Musk's narrative and desires to keep their local issues separate from his celebrity status.
GB News: Liam Payne cause of death confirmed by UK inquest three months after One Direction star tragedy
Liam Payne's cause of death has been confirmed as "polytrauma" following a UK inquest. The 31-year-old former One Direction star fell from a third-floor balcony at the Casa Sur Hotel in Buenos Aires, leading to an investigation that resulted in five individuals being charged, including manslaughter.
The inquest has been adjourned as authorities gather more information from Argentina, where police found medications and alcohol in Payne's hotel room. His funeral in November was attended by family and former bandmates.
GB News: Keir Starmer told to ‘stop deflecting’ and back grooming gangs inquiry by Oldham councillor in fiery rebuttal of ‘far-right’ remark
Councillor Abdul Wahid has urged Labour leader Keir Starmer to stop deflecting criticism regarding the party's opposition to a grooming gangs inquiry. He argues that the movement for justice transcends race and religion and criticizes Labour's stance as a hindrance to addressing child sexual abuse.
During Prime Minister's Questions, Starmer emphasized that victims want immediate action rather than another inquiry, while also challenging Conservative leaders on their previous inaction. The debate highlights tensions over accountability and the urgency of addressing these issues.
GB News: Marks & Spencer shoppers spot 'game-changing' chocolate treat in stores - 'sounds like heaven!'
Marks & Spencer's new Coffee Eggs have created a buzz on social media, with food bloggers and customers praising their rich coffee and chocolate flavor. Many shoppers expressed excitement to try the £6.50 treat, although some debated the price, with mixed reactions regarding its value.
The Eggstra Gooey Coffee Eggs feature a blend of milk and dark chocolate with a creamy coffee filling. While many found them delicious, others were deterred by the price, leading to a lively discussion among consumers. The product is available in M&S stores and Ocado, with pricing varying by location.
GB News: Property for sale? 'Incredibly easy-to-make' interior designs mistakes could knock thousands off the selling price
Homeowners are cautioned against popular modifications that could devalue their properties by 2025. Trends like open-plan layouts, social media-inspired DIY projects, and bold front door colors may deter potential buyers and lead to lower offers.
Experts suggest that the shift towards designated workspaces and storage needs will influence buyer preferences. Garage conversions, while trendy, could also negatively impact valuations if they don't comply with regulations.
GB News: 'We deserve to know!' Father of Rotherham grooming gangs survivor tells Starmer to ‘get on with’ inquiry
The father of a Rotherham grooming gangs survivor has called on Sir Keir Starmer to initiate a national inquiry into child sexual exploitation, arguing that previous inquiries have inadequately addressed the issue. He emphasized the need for transparency and accountability regarding the safety of children today.
As the House of Commons prepares for a vote on this matter, the police acknowledge past failings in handling such cases and stress their commitment to safeguarding victims. The government maintains that it is focused on implementing recommendations from the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse.
GB News: Judge rules giving your colleague an 'air kiss' is NOT sexual harassment after woman sued her boss
An employment tribunal ruled that an "air kiss" given by a manager to a colleague does not qualify as sexual harassment. Judge Tom Perry concluded that the gesture was misinterpreted by the claimant, Jing Jing Chen, who had previously maintained a positive relationship with her manager.
The tribunal dismissed all claims made by Chen, including allegations of race harassment and unfair dismissal, stating that the manager's conduct was not unwanted sexual behavior. Judge Perry characterized Chen's evidence as inconsistent and found the manager to be a credible witness.
GB News: Wynne Evans flooded with support as Strictly star announces death of brother in heartbreaking post
Wynne Evans, known from Strictly Come Dancing, announced the death of his eldest brother Huw in a heartfelt Instagram tribute. He expressed deep sadness, calling Huw his hero and inspiration, sharing several photos of them together.
The post drew condolences from fellow Strictly stars and fans alike, as Evans prepares for the upcoming live tour. Messages of support flooded in, highlighting the community's solidarity during this difficult time.
GB News: Jeremy Clarkson breaks silence on Diddly Squat farm shop closure as he issues statement to visitors
Jeremy Clarkson's farm shop in Chadlington will remain closed until March, extending its usual January and February closure. In the meantime, his pub, The Farmer's Dog, is open daily except Mondays and Tuesdays, featuring a pop-up shop with Diddly Squat products.
Clarkson addressed fans on social media, reassuring them about the temporary closure and encouraging visits to the pub. Despite challenges in running the pub, including financial struggles and theft, Clarkson has received both criticism and praise for his efforts.
GB News: Ayaan Hirsi Ali demands abolishment of UK’s Sharia Law courts: ‘It’s absolutely outrageous’
Ayaan Hirsi Ali has called for the abolition of Sharia courts in Britain, labeling them as an "outrageous" parallel legal system. She argues that Britain should uphold a single legal framework, emphasizing the need to protect vulnerable children and maintain national identity.
Currently, 85 Islamic councils operate in the UK, handling informal marriage and divorce matters. Hirsi Ali insists that British common law should be the only legal system, rejecting the existence of Sharia law. The government maintains that Sharia does not constitute part of English law.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Top Iranian general acknowledges Assad regime’s fall was ‘very big blow’ to Tehran
Iran's top general in Syria, Brig. Gen. Behrouz Esbati, acknowledged that the fall of Bashar Assad's regime was a significant defeat for Tehran, despite previous downplaying by Iranian officials. He emphasized the ongoing efforts to recruit fighters in Syria, regardless of political changes.
Israel is reportedly blocking a UN investigation into Hamas's sexual violence during the October 7 attacks, as it would necessitate probing alleged crimes by Israeli security forces. Meanwhile, a Quaker group criticized the New York Times for rejecting an ad claiming genocide in Gaza.
GB News: UK offers to FRONTLOAD Mauritius payments to conclude Chagos Islands deal before Trump inauguration
The UK is offering to frontload payments to Mauritius to finalize a deal regarding the Chagos Islands, crucial for a UK-US military base on Diego Garcia, before Donald Trump's inauguration. This move aims to address concerns from Mauritius's new administration about the existing draft deal.
Negotiations have faced hurdles after a change in Mauritius's leadership, with the new Prime Minister seeking better financial terms. Despite domestic criticism and concerns about potential repercussions from the incoming Republican administration, UK officials remain optimistic about reaching an agreement.
#economy
GB News: Treasury 'forced to intervene and stabilise markets' amid surge in borrowing costs
The UK Treasury has intervened in the market for the first time since the 2022 mini-Budget crisis amid concerns over Chancellor Rachel Reeves's fiscal plans and rising borrowing costs. The Treasury dismissed speculation about Reeves breaching her own borrowing rules, emphasizing the need for fiscal discipline.
Market turmoil has led to a drop in the pound and increased government borrowing costs, raising fears of potential tax increases or spending cuts. Economists warn that Reeves may struggle to meet her fiscal targets, with predictions of a £10 billion rise in interest costs and a potential breach of her fiscal rule.
GB News: Dozens of tractors descend on town centre amid rally against Labour's farming tax raid
Farmers in East Yorkshire rallied against Labour's proposed 20% inheritance tax on agricultural assets over £1 million, set to take effect in April 2026. Over 100 farmers and 88 tractors participated, urging local councillors to oppose the tax, which they argue threatens family farms and the rural economy.
Councillors and local MPs expressed strong support for farmers, emphasizing the tax's potential to force many out of business and disrupt food production. The motion calls for government reconsideration of the tax changes, highlighting the importance of preserving family farms for future generations.
GB News: Drivers to see major car insurance changes on huge ‘scale’ get rolled out as Labour takes action
UK drivers are set to see a reduction in car insurance costs, with potential savings of around £50 per year due to a review of the personal injury discount rate. This change, part of broader regulatory updates under the new Labour leadership, aims to enhance competition in the insurance market.
Additionally, new Advisory Fuel Rates will adjust reimbursement for company car users and maintain support for electric vehicle drivers. The government is also considering changes to the Zero-Emission Vehicle Mandate to support the automotive industry amid job cuts from major manufacturers.
GB News: ‘We know what’s coming!’ Britons praised for REJECTING cashless society as ATM withdrawals rise for third year
Bev Turner of GB News has highlighted a notable increase in cash usage across Britain, marking the third consecutive year of growth. New data from Nationwide indicates nearly 33 million withdrawals in 2024, a 4.6% rise from 2023 and a 29% increase since 2021.
Turner suggests this trend reflects public resistance to a cashless society and a desire for financial privacy. She cites examples of traditional cash management methods being revived, as people adapt to rising costs and express concerns over surveillance.
GB News: WATCH: Mike Parry lashes out at Rachel Reeves after Budget humiliation
Broadcaster Mike Parry has criticized Chancellor Rachel Reeves, asserting he has greater economic knowledge than her, despite holding only an A-level in economics. His comments come as UK borrowing costs reach record highs.
GB News: Rachel Reeves skewered over humiliating Budget blow: 'I can run the economy better!'
Broadcaster Mike Parry criticized Chancellor Rachel Reeves on GB News, claiming he knows more about economics than she does, despite only having an A-level in the subject. He pointed to rising UK borrowing costs, which have reached their highest levels since 1998, and expressed a lack of confidence in her policies.
Parry cited concerns over Labour's economic strategies, including increased staffing costs for retailers like Next, which he argues will hinder growth. Economists warn that the government may miss its Budget borrowing targets due to rising costs, while the government insists on maintaining fiscal stability.
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GB News: How to look younger: 'Get healthy, glowing skin': Women over 40 told makeup routine to get rid of dark circles and wrinkles
Many women prioritize a youthful appearance, with skincare being essential for this goal. Proper hydration and moisturization are key to smoothing fine lines, while lightweight foundations and creamy concealers can enhance the overall look.
Makeup artist Milena recommends using a damp sponge for foundation application and avoiding heavy contouring. Instead, soft blush and hydrating lip products can create a natural, youthful glow. Women over 40 should also avoid heavy concealer under the eyes to prevent an aged appearance.
GB News: ITV The Bill and Inspector Morse actor dies aged 81 following surgery ordeal as tributes pour in
Veteran actor Tony Mathews has passed away at 81 after surgery. He was known for his roles in popular British series such as The Bill, Inspector Morse, and Poirot, with a career that spanned nearly five decades. An inquest into his death is scheduled in Kent.
Mathews' extensive television credits include appearances in One Foot in The Grave and Dance With A Stranger. His last screen role was in 1997. Tributes have been shared online, commemorating his contributions to British television.
#history
GB News: Dambuster memorabilia sells for astonishing price after 'fierce bidding war' at WW2 auction
Memorabilia from the Dambusters mission, including items related to hero Guy Gibson, sold for £24,000 at auction, far exceeding the expected £8,000-£10,000. Key items included Gibson's uniform and a Lancaster Bomber steering yoke, which sparked intense bidding.
The collection, amassed by the late Derrick Warren, featured personal items and photographs from the WWII era, reflecting a deep passion for the Dambusters' legacy. Gildings Auctioneers expressed excitement over the auction's success, highlighting the historical significance of the pieces.
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GB News: Product recall: Britons urged to check vitamin supplements as recalled product could cause 'vomiting and nausea'
TriOn Pharma has recalled two vitamin D3 supplements due to excessive levels of vitamin D3, which can lead to serious health risks such as hypercalcaemia. Consumers are advised to return the products for a full refund.
The affected products are 20ml and 50ml sizes, both with best before dates of November 2025. The Food Standards Agency has issued warnings and provided instructions for consumers.
GB News: Lockdown warning: Doctor cautions ‘never say never’ as virus outbreak in China sparks pandemic concerns
A leading GP, Dr. Renee Hoenderkamp, reassured the public about the human metapneumovirus (HMPV) outbreak, stating it has been circulating for over 15 years and resembles a common cold. Current UK cases show a slight increase from last year, but flu remains a more significant health concern.
Dr. Hoenderkamp advised basic preventive measures like handwashing and staying home when unwell but opposed mask-wearing, citing ineffectiveness. She emphasized that while caution is necessary, HMPV is unlikely to lead to a pandemic.
#crime
GB News: 'Mainstream media let grooming gang victims down decades ago, and now they have again,' says Patrick Christys
The ongoing issue of sexual abuse involving underage girls and Pakistani grooming gangs in Britain has sparked significant outrage. Critics argue that mainstream media, particularly Channel 4 and the BBC, have downplayed the severity of the situation, focusing instead on narratives that avoid addressing the ethnic dimensions of the crimes.
There is a call for accountability from political figures and media outlets, with accusations that they prioritize political correctness over the victims' experiences. The lack of direct engagement with victims and the failure to address systemic issues surrounding multiculturalism are highlighted as significant shortcomings in the response to this crisis.
GB News: 'Violent sexual predator' who groomed schoolgirl chased and stabbed her in terrifying attack
Ellis Dismore, 24, has been sentenced to 43 years in prison for stalking and attempting to murder a schoolgirl in Middlesbrough. He was found guilty of 26 offences, including attempted murder and making indecent photographs of children, after he stabbed the victim multiple times following months of online harassment.
Dismore used fake social media profiles to manipulate and threaten young girls, demanding indecent images and attempting to control their lives. His actions led to severe emotional trauma for the victims, with one stating that he had "ruined" her life. He will remain on the sex offenders' register for life.
GB News: Teenager arrested on suspicion of murder over shooting of woman outside church
An 18-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the murder of 44-year-old Michelle Sadio, who was shot outside a church in Brent, London, on December 14. The suspect remains in custody as police continue their investigation into the incident, which also left two men injured.
Detective Chief Inspector Phil Clarke emphasized the need for public assistance in solving this case, describing the shooting as a senseless act of violence. The police are seeking information regarding the black Kia Niro used by the suspects, which was later abandoned and set on fire.
GB News: Reform UK demands Sadiq Khan impose Public Order Emergency to halt 'knife crime crisis'
Reform UK has urged London Mayor Sadiq Khan to declare a Public Order Emergency to address the rising knife crime crisis. The party's leaders highlighted a 50% increase in knife offenses since the pandemic, citing the recent stabbing of 14-year-old Kelyan Bokassa as a tragic example.
They called for enhanced police presence, increased stop and search efforts in crime hotspots, and the permanent implementation of the Spectre initiative aimed at combating knife crime. The Metropolitan Police has acknowledged the need for intensified efforts against violent gangs.
GB News: Police manhunt launched after violent car-jacking and multiple attempted burglaries
Gwent Police are searching for a suspect linked to five attempted burglaries and a violent car-jacking that occurred on December 6, 2024, in Cwmbran. The suspect, described as a white male in his late twenties to early thirties, remains at large despite police efforts.
Police have released doorbell camera footage to aid in identifying the suspect, who was seen attempting to break into homes before assaulting a driver and stealing a red Nissan Qashqai. The vehicle was later found abandoned. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact them.
GB News: Teenage girl sexually assaulted twice by stranger on tube as police release CCTV images
The British Transport Police have released CCTV images of a man wanted for two sexual assaults on a teenage girl on the London Underground. The incidents occurred on Thursday morning, first on a Metropolitan Line train and then again after the victim switched trains.
Authorities are urging the public to help identify the man, who is seen wearing a black coat and grey trousers. Anyone with information is encouraged to contact the British Transport Police.
GB News: Regent Street evacuated as police swoop in to central London street to deal with 'bomb threat'
Regent Street in London has been evacuated due to an alleged bomb threat. Police have cordoned off the area and evacuated nearby office buildings following reports of an unattended bag and an explosion heard by witnesses.
Authorities are currently on the scene, and the Metropolitan Police have been contacted for further information.
GB News: Schoolboy, 14, stabbed to death on London bus in broad daylight attack named as mum pays tribute to 'kind and talented' son
Kelyan Bokassa, a 14-year-old boy, was fatally stabbed on a bus in Woolwich, London. Despite emergency efforts, he died shortly after the attack. His mother described him as kind, talented, and caring. Police are actively investigating, but no arrests have been made.
The incident has drawn attention from local authorities, with the Metropolitan Police labeling it a "horrendous" crime. Eyewitnesses reported seeing emergency services respond quickly to the scene.
#sports
GB News: KSI demands Conor McGregor fight him as Logan Paul throws doubt over lucrative clash
KSI has expressed interest in stepping in for Logan Paul to fight Conor McGregor in India, stating he is "very down" for the match. This comes after McGregor's plans to face Paul were complicated by Paul's commitment to WWE.
KSI, who has six professional fights under his belt, shared promotional material on social media to bolster his bid for the fight, which could be worth £405 million. McGregor previously indicated interest in fighting KSI but later downplayed the idea.
GB News: Tom Brady 'desperate' for Bill Belichick NFL reunion after Raiders axe coach
NFL teams, including the Las Vegas Raiders, are reportedly interested in Bill Belichick reconsidering his new role as head coach at North Carolina. Tom Brady, a minority owner of the Raiders, is eager to reunite with Belichick after their successful tenure with the Patriots.
Belichick signed a five-year contract with UNC but has not ruled out a return to the NFL. The Raiders recently fired coach Antonio Pierce after a disappointing season, and they are exploring multiple candidates for the head coach position. Belichick is close to becoming the NFL's all-time winningest coach.
GB News: Coco Gauff tipped for Australian Open glory after latest success paves way for Grand Slam win
Coco Gauff is a top contender for the Australian Open, alongside defending champion Aryna Sabalenka. Gauff recently showcased her skills by winning both singles and mixed doubles titles at the United Cup, maintaining an undefeated streak and defeating notable players, including world No. 2 Iga Swiatek.
Analysts have praised Gauff's improved forehand and mental strength, highlighting her recent successes, including the WTA Finals title. With confidence in her abilities, Gauff is poised for a strong performance in Melbourne, potentially setting up a rematch with Sabalenka.
#technology
GB News: 'They will freak out!' Tech expert launches scathing attack on Facebook's announcement
Allum Bokhari criticized legacy media in response to Mark Zuckerberg's announcement about significant changes to Facebook's content moderation policies. He predicts that these changes will lead to a strong backlash from traditional media outlets as Facebook shifts towards a free speech model.
GB News: UK sees electric vehicle revolution with huge spike in new chargers as drivers witness 'record year'
In 2024, the UK's electric vehicle charging network expanded significantly, adding over 20,000 new charge points and reaching a total of 73,699, a 38% increase from the previous year. Ultra-rapid chargers saw an 84% rise, with more than 7,000 available, indicating strong growth in charging infrastructure.
Driver satisfaction with electric vehicles also rose, with 87% expressing contentment and only 3% wanting to switch back to petrol or diesel. While home charging remains common, public infrastructure is crucial, with over 2.5 million monthly charging sessions reported. The UK aims to meet its goal of 300,000 chargers by 2030, but affordability issues persist for those without home charging access.
GB News: Electric car with solar panels has 400-mile battery range as 50,000 reserve the 'future of transport'
Aptera Motors has unveiled the world's first solar-powered electric vehicle (sEV) at CES 2025 in Las Vegas, marking a significant advancement in sustainable transportation. This production-ready vehicle can generate up to 40 miles of daily driving range from solar power alone and offers up to 400 miles from a single charge.
The sEV's innovative design features a comprehensive solar array and lightweight carbon fiber construction, making it energy-efficient and self-sufficient. With nearly 50,000 reservations already, Aptera aims to revolutionize mobility and reduce reliance on conventional charging methods.
#other
GB News: US weather: 'Destructive 100mph devil winds' to devastate snow-crippled central and eastern states as wildfires ravage through California
The U.S. is facing severe weather threats as central and eastern regions contend with a significant winter storm, while the west braces for destructive Santa Ana winds. These winds, reaching up to 100 mph, pose risks of wildfires, power outages, and damage to infrastructure.
As Winter Storm Blair blankets parts of the Midwest and East Coast with snow, meteorologists warn of dangerous conditions, including sleet and freezing rain, potentially disrupting travel. The combination of extreme weather events highlights the ongoing challenges across the country.