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11 Feb 2025
#politics
Times Of Israel: Visiting US, top Egyptian diplomat says Arab world rejects Trump plan for Gaza
Egypt's Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty rejected President Trump's controversial plan to displace Palestinians from Gaza during a meeting with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio. He emphasized the need for Gaza's reconstruction while Palestinians remain, seeking a comprehensive peace in the region.
Abdelatty's stance reflects long-standing Arab opposition to the idea of displacing Palestinians, a sentiment echoed by neighboring states. Trump's proposals, seen as potential ethnic cleansing, have been met with significant backlash, as tensions in Gaza continue amid a fragile ceasefire.
#society
The Mirror: Boy, 12, arrested after police called to 'large kitchen knife' at school
A 12-year-old boy was arrested at Reddish Vale High School in Stockport after being seen with a large kitchen knife. Parents expressed fear for their children's safety, with some stating they would not send their kids to school until reassured of their safety.
Greater Manchester Police confirmed no serious injuries occurred, and the boy was taken into custody on suspicion of assault and possession of a bladed article. The local council is working with the school to address safety concerns.
The Mirror: Tragedy as two children die after sleeping in freezing van in car park
Two children, a nine-year-old boy and a two-year-old girl, died in Detroit after being found unconscious in a vehicle where they had been sleeping with three siblings and adults for several days. The remaining children are in stable condition, while police warn against sleeping in vehicles during cold weather.
In the UK, homelessness is a growing concern, with Shelter calling for significant investment in affordable housing. A recent survey indicates that nearly one in eight private renters face eviction this winter, highlighting the urgent need for government reforms to protect tenants.
#military
Breitbart: Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth Changes 'Fort Liberty' Back to 'Fort Bragg'
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has officially renamed "Fort Liberty" back to "Fort Bragg," honoring World War II veteran Private First Class Roland L. Bragg instead of the Confederate general for whom the base was originally named. The decision reflects a commitment to recognize selfless service and the base's storied history.
The name change follows a previous renaming initiated amid the George Floyd protests in 2020, which aimed to remove Confederate names from military installations. Hegseth's directive emphasizes a return to a focus on military readiness and merit, moving away from diversity initiatives.
#culture
The Mirror: Coronation Street star departs show in sad scenes 10 years after soap debut
Lucy Fallon, who portrayed Bethany Platt on Coronation Street, has left the show after a decade, moving to London following a tumultuous year. The emotional farewell involved her ex, Daniel, receiving a note that highlighted their complicated relationship.
Fallon, currently on maternity leave, has assured fans her departure is not permanent and she plans to return to filming soon. She is among several cast members exiting the show this year.
The Mirror: EastEnders stars as you've never seen them before tell 4 decades of show secrets
EastEnders, the iconic BBC soap, first aired on February 19, 1985, captivating 13 million viewers. Cast members like Gillian Taylforth, Diane Parish, and Jessie Wallace reflect on their experiences and the evolution of their characters over the decades, highlighting the show's impact on portraying strong female narratives.
The interviews celebrate the show's 40th anniversary, showcasing the personal connections actors have with their roles and the emotional toll of heavy storylines. The enduring popularity of EastEnders is attributed to its relatable characters and dramatic storytelling.
#sports
GB News: Travis Kelce furious with Donald Trump after Kansas City Chiefs lose Super Bowl final
Travis Kelce is reportedly upset with Donald Trump for mocking Taylor Swift after the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. Trump commented on Swift being booed at the game, which Kelce found unnecessary, especially after a tough week for both of them.
Despite the defeat, Kelce acknowledged the team's poor performance and expressed pride in his teammates. The Eagles secured their second Super Bowl victory, while the Chiefs faced a disappointing end to their season.
The Mirror: Ancelotti doubles down on Ballon d'Or snub and makes 'nightmare' Guardiola claim
Carlo Ancelotti defended Real Madrid's boycott of the Ballon d'Or ceremony, asserting that Vinicius Jr. deserved the award over Manchester City's Rodri. He emphasized respect for Rodri but maintained that the Brazilian was the rightful winner for 2023.
Ahead of their Champions League match, Ancelotti described the rivalry with City as a modern 'Clasico' and acknowledged Pep Guardiola's tactical prowess. Real's Rodrygo expressed excitement for the upcoming game, recalling past dramatic encounters with City.