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The Telegraph: Mark Hamill among Hollywood celebrities forced to flee homes during California wildfires
Wildfires in Los Angeles have forced over 30,000 residents, including celebrities like Mark Hamill, Tom Hanks, and Reese Witherspoon, to evacuate. The Pacific Palisades neighborhood is heavily impacted, with high winds exacerbating the situation.
Hamill described the fire as the "most horrific" since 1993, noting his last-minute evacuation amid flames on both sides of his street.
GB News: Eamonn Holmes takes aim at 'grooming gang' terminology in blistering rant as Labour scandal escalates: 'They raped these children!'
Eamonn Holmes criticized the term "grooming gangs," asserting it diminishes the gravity of the crimes against children, advocating for the use of "rape gangs" instead. His remarks come amid growing scrutiny of Labour's handling of historic abuse cases in Oldham.
Safeguarding Minister Jess Phillips has faced backlash, including threats to her safety, after comments from Elon Musk. She expressed frustration that the controversy distracts from her focus on supporting abuse victims. Government officials reaffirmed their commitment to protecting children from sexual exploitation.
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Le Monde: From Chad to Senegal, Macron's remarks on 'ingratitude' of African leaders spark backlash
Emmanuel Macron faced backlash from African leaders, particularly Chadian President Mahamat Idriss Déby Itno, after suggesting they should express gratitude for France's military intervention in the Sahel region. Déby Itno criticized Macron's remarks as contemptuous and out of touch.
The tension highlights ongoing frustrations in Franco-African relations, with leaders pushing back against perceived ingratitude and condescension from France.