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11 Feb 2025
#illegals
GB News: 'You are deluded!' Rupert Lowe shuts down Labour MP who claims migration 'benefits the economy': 'Let them live in your house!'
Reform MP Rupert Lowe criticized Labour's Barry Gardiner over immigration benefits, asserting that illegal migrants do not contribute positively to the UK economy. Gardiner defended migration, citing historical contributions from various groups, while Lowe called for stricter enforcement against illegal immigration.
Recent data shows a record number of arrests of illegal workers in Britain, with the Home Office conducting a significant increase in workplace raids. Labour MPs are urging the government to strengthen its immigration stance amid concerns over illegal workers in the economy.
GB News: Asylum seeker on the run for 18 years finally caught after police pulled car over
A man who evaded authorities for nearly 18 years as a failed asylum seeker was arrested in Staffordshire during a police operation focused on road safety. His immigration status was revealed after he falsely claimed to have an Italian driving licence during a routine traffic stop.
Following his arrest, the individual was transferred to Border Force custody. This incident comes amid local controversies regarding housing plans for asylum seekers in Stafford. The area is now seeing proposals for residential development instead.
GB News: 'Pathetic drop in the ocean!' Richard Tice blasts Labour's 'attempt to look tough' with images removing illegal migrants
Reform UK MP Richard Tice criticized Labour's recent illegal worker arrest figures as insufficient, despite a record 609 arrests in January. He acknowledged the Home Office's transparency but argued that the numbers reflect a lack of effective enforcement, urging for more detailed reporting on arrested individuals.
Tice emphasized that the arrests are merely a "drop in the ocean" and called for accelerated efforts to address illegal immigration. Labour's border security strategy is under scrutiny as the government seeks to enhance enforcement against criminal gangs exploiting migrants.
GB News: Lorry driver hid migrants including eight children in used tyres while trying to smuggle them into Britain
A lorry driver attempted to smuggle ten migrants, including eight children, into the UK by hiding them in tyres. Duncan McLaughlin, who was arrested in 2020, was part of a smuggling operation organized by Eoin Nolan and Daniel Loughran.
Nolan and Loughran have been convicted of conspiracy to assist unlawful immigration. The operation was intercepted by authorities in Belgium, preventing another tragedy similar to the death of 39 Vietnamese migrants in 2019.
GB News: Nearly 20,000 illegal migrants deported under Labour as images of expulsions released for FIRST TIME ever
The UK government has released footage of illegal migrants and foreign offenders being deported, confirming the removal of 19,000 foreign nationals since Labour took power. This move aims to demonstrate a tough stance on immigration, though only a small fraction of those deported crossed the English Channel illegally.
The Home Office reported a significant increase in immigration enforcement, with a 73% rise in illegal working arrests and thousands of raids on businesses employing foreign nationals without rights. Critics argue that the government's approach is excessively harsh, while Labour continues to push for stricter immigration enforcement.
#politics
GB News: 'Hell is other people': Shamima Begum's tent filled with messages of despair written in English
Shamima Begum, a 25-year-old former ISIS bride, remains in a Syrian detention camp after having her UK citizenship revoked due to national security concerns. Her tent is covered with graffiti, including quotes from Sartre and Beckett, reflecting her bleak situation.
Recent comments from Nigel Farage and former Trump advisor Seb Gorka have reignited the debate on whether Begum and other ISIS members should be allowed to return to the UK, suggesting that failing to do so could lead to future security issues.
GB News: MAPPED: English Farms worst hit by Labour tax REVEALED as some families face 250k raid - is YOUR area in red?
Farmers in England are protesting Labour's proposed inheritance tax on farmland valued over £1 million, claiming it will financially burden those who are asset-rich but cash-poor. The tax could force many to sell their farms, threatening the future of British agriculture.
Regional disparities in tax impact are significant, with arable farmers in the West Midlands facing bills of up to £246,600. Young farmers express concern that this policy may deter new entrants into the industry, highlighting the potential long-term consequences for farming in the UK.
GB News: Watch adorable moment Emily Carver interviews 9-month-old farmer Harvey
During an interview with farmer Emily Carver, a nine-month-old baby named Harvey hilariously interrupted by trying to grab the microphone. This moment occurred while the farmer expressed worries about upcoming inheritance tax changes proposed by the Labour Government.
GB News: Fears for future of farming as 16-year-old admits inheritance tax hike is ‘putting me off’
A 16-year-old agricultural engineering student expressed concerns over Labour's proposed inheritance tax changes, fearing it may deter young people from entering farming. Thousands of farmers protested in Westminster, opposing tax reforms that would eliminate exemptions for family farms, potentially forcing land sales.
The protest, organized by Save British Farming, highlighted the impact of these tax changes on livelihoods. Industry leaders and activists called for continued opposition, with claims that Labour MPs in rural areas may feel pressure from constituents.
GB News: WATCH: Nigel Farage's GB News interview is gatecrashed by Derek Chisora
Boxing champion Derek Chisora unexpectedly joined Nigel Farage during a GB News interview in North London. The appearance coincided with a farmers' protest scheduled to take place in Westminster.
GB News: Nigel Farage locks horns with Jacob Rees-Mogg over inheritance tax ‘lead’ after ruling out pact
Nigel Farage and Jacob Rees-Mogg clashed at a farmer protest in London over inheritance tax changes proposed by Labour. Farage, leader of Reform UK, vowed to fully abolish the tax, while Rees-Mogg urged the Conservative Party to adopt a similar stance, emphasizing the tax's unfairness.
The debate highlights a divide in the right-wing political landscape, with both figures expressing frustration over their parties' positions. Farmers are rallying against Labour's plans to implement a 20% inheritance tax on farms valued over £1 million, set to take effect in April 2026.
GB News: Starmer's new Health Minister claimed people can identify as LLAMAS after replacing Gwynne following WhatsApp sacking
Sir Keir Starmer has appointed Ashley Dalton as the new health minister following the dismissal of Andrew Gwynne over offensive messages. Dalton has previously made controversial statements, including support for individuals identifying as llamas and opposition to gendered bathrooms.
Gwynne's departure came after leaked messages revealed inappropriate comments about constituents and colleagues. Despite earlier promises, Labour is reportedly reconsidering plans to simplify the legal gender change process, aiming to counter the rise of Reform UK.
GB News: MAPPED: Poll shows Labour’s rural support CRUMBLING as country seats swing right – but who’s winning them?
Labour's support in rural areas is collapsing, with polling indicating a potential loss of 163 seats if elections were held now. Farmers are outraged over a proposed 20% tax on assets over £1 million, which they claim threatens their livelihoods and the UK's food security.
Protests in London highlight growing discontent, with critics arguing the tax is a "death tax" that could decimate British agriculture. While Labour defends the tax as necessary for filling a budget gap, rural voters are increasingly turning to the Conservatives and Reform UK, signaling a significant political shift.
GB News: Cleverly lambasts ‘poorly thought through’ Reeves decision as he joins farmers for London protest
Former Home Secretary James Cleverly criticized Labour's agricultural inheritance tax policy, claiming it could harm Britain's farming industry and food security. He urged the Labour Government to abandon the policy, which imposes a 20% tax on farms valued over £1 million, impacting rural economies.
Thousands of farmers protested in Westminster against the new tax rules, organized by Save British Farming. The measure has garnered nearly 150,000 signatures on a petition opposing it, with significant political support for the farmers' cause. Labour remains firm on implementing the changes in 2026.
Breitbart: Colombia’s Gustavo Petro Asks Entire Cabinet to Resign After Trainwreck 6-Hour Meeting
Colombian President Gustavo Petro has requested the resignation of all his ministers following a televised government meeting where he criticized their performance and acknowledged the failure to fulfill over 75% of his campaign promises. The meeting, which he described as an “exercise in transparency,” has led to a crisis in his administration, with multiple ministers resigning in protest.
Petro's controversial remarks, including his call for the legalization of cocaine, have sparked significant backlash. As the government faces internal fractures, several ministers, including the Interior Minister and Environment Minister, have stepped down, citing mistrust in the leadership and the appointment of a controversial chief of staff. Petro has since left for a Middle East tour, leaving the future of his cabinet uncertain.
Breitbart: Sen. Mitch McConnell in Wheelchair, Leg Boot at Monday Vote
Sen. Mitch McConnell was seen arriving at the U.S. Capitol in a wheelchair, wearing a boot on his leg, following a fall last week that required medical assistance. This incident adds to a series of health issues he has faced, including a concussion earlier this year.
During a recent interview, McConnell expressed ongoing disagreements with former President Trump regarding the January 6 Capitol riot. The senator's health concerns continue to raise questions about his ability to serve effectively.
Breitbart: Report: Steve Bannon Lawyers in Talks with Prosecutors for Plea Deal
Stephen K. Bannon is reportedly negotiating a plea deal with prosecutors regarding charges of defrauding donors for a border wall project. His defense lawyer stated that Bannon is expected to plead guilty and will not face jail time as part of the agreement.
Bannon, previously charged with money laundering and conspiracy, had maintained his innocence. His trial is set for March 4, following a pre-trial conference. He has expressed confidence about avoiding prison again after serving time for a separate issue.
#society
GB News: 'This is part of the problem!' 100-year-old D-Day veteran suspended from the Green Party over trans comments
Eric Walker, a 100-year-old D-Day veteran and long-time Green Party member, has been suspended for comments he made about trans women in a private Facebook group. He categorized trans women and expressed concerns about their participation in sports and the influence of the internet on young people.
Walker has appealed his suspension, claiming it infringes on his freedom of speech. He argues that a small, intolerant faction within the party is responsible for the disciplinary action, and insists he is not transphobic.
GB News: Only Connect viewers stunned by 'worst question ever' as Victoria Coren Mitchell gives explanation
Viewers of the BBC quiz show Only Connect expressed frustration over a particularly challenging question that many deemed the "worst ever." The question involved cryptic clues about body parts, requiring contestants to add the word "little" to decipher terms like "little pan" for patella.
Both competing teams struggled to find the answer, leading to widespread criticism on social media. Host Victoria Coren Mitchell later explained the intricate connections, which combined wordplay and anatomical terminology, but many viewers remained dissatisfied with the complexity of the question.
GB News: Taylor Swift's five word reaction 'unveiled' as singer awkwardly booed during Super Bowl
During the Super Bowl, Taylor Swift faced boos from the crowd while supporting her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, whose team, the Kansas City Chiefs, lost to the Philadelphia Eagles. Swift appeared shocked and embarrassed as she reacted to the jeers, asking fellow attendee Ice Spice what was happening.
Body language experts noted her attempts to laugh off the situation, but she showed signs of distress, including a "fake smile" and gestures indicating a desire to make herself smaller. Support from Serena Williams followed, as she publicly encouraged Swift to ignore the negativity.
GB News: Archie asks Prince Harry about his family as Duke of Sussex shares rare insight into son's curiosity
Prince Harry shared that his five-year-old son Archie has shown interest in Princess Diana after discussions about landmines. The conversation led Archie to ask for photos and videos of his grandmother, who was known for her work in landmine awareness.
Harry reflected on how this unexpected dialogue allowed him to introduce his mother to Archie. He noted that while they have some photos of Diana at home, he keeps the details of her life more general for his young children.
GB News: Bankrupt Labour council undergoing £300m worth of cuts spends £283m on gold-plated staff pensions
Birmingham City Council is allocating £283 million to staff pensions while cutting £300 million from public services, following its bankruptcy declaration. The council's pension scheme is one of the most costly in the UK, consuming a significant portion of council tax revenues.
Residents face a 7.5% tax increase amid reduced services, including less frequent rubbish collection and cuts to social care and youth services. Critics argue that funds should not be diverted to pensions at the expense of essential services.
GB News: Billionaire homeowners win £30m payout after possessions destroyed in 'moth-infested' London mansion
A wealthy couple has won a High Court case to return their £32.5 million London mansion due to a severe moth infestation. The court found that the property developer, William Woodward-Fisher, failed to disclose the infestation, which forced the couple to deal with up to 100 moths daily.
The ruling requires Woodward-Fisher to refund the purchase price minus £6 million for the couple's use of the property, plus approximately £4 million in damages. The judge noted the case involved an extreme infestation, distinguishing it from minor pest issues.
GB News: Prince Harry makes his feelings clear as British athlete proposes at Invictus Games
At the Invictus Games, British athlete James Cairns proposed to his girlfriend Hannah Wild on the basketball court, surrounded by teammates. The couple, who have a two-year-old son, celebrated the moment as Cairns shared the importance of Wild's support during his recovery from PTSD.
Prince Harry, who founded the Invictus Games, expressed joy over the proposal, emphasizing the event's role in healing for veterans. He noted that the Games offer not just athletic opportunities but also meaningful personal milestones.
GB News: Streets filled with rubbish and 'giant rats' as bin workers strike leaves residents despairing
Birmingham is facing a waste crisis as bin workers strike over pay cuts, leading to uncollected rubbish and reports of "giant rats." The city's streets have become makeshift dumps, raising health concerns among residents and affecting local businesses.
The strikes, initiated after the council eliminated the Waste Recycling and Collection Officer role, have resulted in significant disruptions, with 31 action dates scheduled. Local leaders and residents are urging for a resolution to address the worsening conditions.
GB News: Prince Harry makes heartbreaking admission at Invictus Games after his and Meghan Markle's devastating loss
Prince Harry expressed his grief over the recent loss of his family's dog while attending the Invictus Games in Canada. He interacted with Thorn, a service dog that aids mental health for first responders, highlighting the couple's bond with their pets.
Meghan also shared a heartfelt moment with Thorn. The couple's late beagle, Guy, had been a significant part of their lives, and they continue to care for two other dogs. Thorn's presence has been beneficial for athletes and families at the event.
GB News: King Charles joins forces with Keir Starmer and Angela Rayner in major public appearance
The King, Prime Minister, and Deputy Prime Minister visited Newquay to explore sustainability and community development initiatives. Their tour included Newquay Orchard, a community growing space providing educational programs, and Nansledan School, which focuses on sustainability in education.
The delegation concluded at Kew An Lergh, engaging with local business owners and discussing the economic and social impacts of mixed-use development. The visit underscored Newquay's commitment to integrating sustainable practices with community development across various sectors.
GB News: 'Disgrace!' Gen Z think UK is 'racist' and would not fight for UK as army chief issues warning
A recent poll reveals that only 41% of young Britons aged 18-27 feel proud of their country, a stark decline from 80% in 2004. The study indicates a significant disillusionment among Generation Z, with many perceiving Britain as divided and racist, and only 11% willing to fight for their nation.
The findings highlight a generational gap in attitudes towards national pride and trust in institutions, including law enforcement and the NHS. Experts attribute this disillusionment to economic struggles and cultural divisions, prompting calls for political and societal change to restore faith in Britain.
GB News: Travis Kelce's ex-girlfriend twists the knife after Kansas City Chiefs lose Super Bowl final
Kayla Nicole, ex-girlfriend of Chiefs' Travis Kelce, appeared to taunt him during the Super Bowl by supporting the Eagles, who won 40-22. She posted several updates on Instagram showing her enthusiasm for the Eagles, including singing their anthem and sharing celebratory videos.
Nicole's actions seemed to contradict her previous claims of avoiding online drama, as she used pointed captions and a diss track for her posts. Meanwhile, Kelce expressed frustration over the Chiefs' loss, noting the team's poor performance and multiple mistakes.
GB News: Lincolnshire news: Council row erupts after quarry proposal brings 'misery' to leafy village
Residents in Lincolnshire are opposing a proposed quarry by Welton Aggregates near the Hadrians Way housing estate, fearing it will devalue their homes and create noise and dust pollution. The project aims to extract 150,000 tonnes of sand over four years, prompting significant local backlash.
In response, Welton Aggregates plans to build a four-meter earth embankment to mitigate noise and visual impact. The company claims it will minimize disruption during construction and intends to convert the site into ponds after the extraction is complete. A decision from Lincolnshire County Council is pending.
GB News: ‘We know about growing things!’ Protesting farmer offers to ‘teach’ Rachel Reeves as pressure heaps on Chancellor over inheritance tax
A third-generation farmer, Clive Bailye, warns that proposed inheritance tax changes could end his family's farming legacy, making it difficult for his son to continue the tradition. Farmers are protesting in Westminster against these tax changes, citing financial pressures beyond inheritance tax.
Bailye argues that farmland is essential business capital, not disposable wealth, and that taxing it is akin to forcing a tradesman to sell tools to pay taxes. He emphasizes the peaceful nature of their protests and the broad public support for farmers' concerns about government policies.
GB News: Brittany Mahomes sparks outrage with 'self-absorbed' post amid husband Patrick Mahomes' Super Bowl loss
Brittany Mahomes faced backlash on social media after posting Instagram photos during the Chiefs' 40-22 Super Bowl loss to the Eagles. Critics slammed her for sharing images, including family moments, while the team struggled, with comments highlighting the poor timing of her post.
Despite the criticism, some fans defended her, praising her outfit and expressing continued support for the Chiefs. Other notable figures, including Taylor Swift and President Trump, also drew attention during the game, with Trump expressing admiration for Brittany Mahomes.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Travel warning: Britons alerted of new entry requirements for Central American destination
The FCDO has updated travel advice for British nationals visiting Panama, highlighting a shift towards a digital immigration system. Travelers are encouraged to complete immigration paperwork online and must provide key documents, including proof of funds and accommodation details, upon entry.
Visitors can stay in Panama for up to three months without a visa, but extensions are limited. The FCDO warns that attempting to extend stays by exiting and re-entering Panama may lead to detention. Additionally, British travelers are reminded of entry requirements for India regarding mandatory registration with local authorities.
#economy
GB News: Retirees face 100% property tax when buying homes in France, Greece, and Portugal after Spain sets 'significant precedent'
British homebuyers face challenges as EU nations, following Spain's proposed 100% tax on non-EU property purchases, consider similar measures. This could reshape the market for UK residents seeking homes abroad, impacting popular destinations like France, Greece, and Portugal.
As a result, British buyers may shift their focus to alternative locations, with Cyprus emerging as a favored option due to its appealing lifestyle and expat-friendly environment. The changing landscape suggests a potential decline in interest for traditional European hotspots among UK property seekers.
GB News: ‘No freedom of speech in this country anymore!’ Farmer demands MPs are ‘kicked out’ of Parliament in brutal attack
Farmers are protesting in London against proposed inheritance tax changes by Labour, which would impose a 20% tax on farms valued over £1 million. They argue this threatens family businesses and food security, as many may need to sell land to cover tax bills.
Protesters demand MPs be held accountable, with calls for the country to be run like a business. A petition with over 148,000 signatures seeks to maintain current inheritance tax exemptions for working farms.
GB News: 'Lamentable!' UK has become a poor country - we need dynamism NOW, says 'Britain's Warren Buffet'
Hedge fund manager Terry Smith criticizes the UK's economy, calling it "lamentable" and urging a shift towards entrepreneurship rather than reliance on public sector jobs. He highlights the decline of traditional industries and compares the UK's median income unfavorably to Mississippi, the poorest U.S. state.
Smith's comments come amid a backdrop of government efforts to revitalize the economy, including plans for infrastructure projects. However, these initiatives have faced criticism from the business community, particularly regarding proposed tax increases that may deter small businesses and startups.
GB News: Used electric car market gains momentum as drivers search for cheaper options to petrol and diesel vehicles
Used electric car sales in the UK reached a record high in 2024, accounting for 2.5% of total used car sales, up from 1.7% in 2023. Overall used car sales increased to 7.6 million, with traditional petrol and diesel vehicles still dominating at 92.1%.
Despite the growth in the used electric car market, concerns were raised about upcoming changes to vehicle taxes that could increase ownership costs. Meanwhile, new car registrations fell by 2.5%, although electric vehicle registrations surged by 41.6%.
GB News: Farmer fears he will be the 'last generation' as a result of Labour's inheritance tax raid
A third-generation farmer, Clive Bailye, has raised alarms about inheritance tax jeopardizing his family's agricultural legacy. He fears this tax could prevent his son, Henry, from continuing their farming tradition.
GB News: Inheritance tax changes are 'fundamental' to farmers' lives, young worker claims
A British farmer warns that proposed inheritance tax changes could jeopardize family farming and food production. Farmers are protesting outside Parliament against Labour's plans to alter tax regulations for agricultural land.
#culture
GB News: Selena Gomez admits Emilia Perez 'magic has disappeared' in damning verdict of Karla Sofia Gascon
Selena Gomez expressed that "some of the magic has disappeared" from her film Emilia Pérez amid controversy surrounding co-star Karla Sofía Gascón. Gomez remains proud of the film, which has received 13 Academy Award nominations, despite the backlash Gascón faces over past social media posts.
Gascón, the first openly transgender performer nominated for an Oscar, has denied posting derogatory comments about Gomez and others, claiming the allegations are fabricated. She has apologized for offensive tweets and insists she will not withdraw from Oscar consideration, emphasizing her commitment to promoting a better world.
GB News: Travis Kelce makes decision on Taylor Swift proposal after Kansas City Chiefs lose Super Bowl
Travis Kelce did not propose to Taylor Swift during the Super Bowl, disappointing many fans. Speculation had been fueled by his coy responses about a potential engagement, but the Chiefs lost to the Eagles, ending their chance for a three-peat.
Despite the loss, Kelce and Swift's relationship remains strong, with hopes for a future proposal still alive. Swift faced a mixed reception at the game, and both are expected to focus on their relationship moving forward.
GB News: Jeremy Strong shares true feelings towards Dunkin' Donuts Super Bowl ad as Succession star mocked
Jeremy Strong, known for his intense method acting, recently starred in a Dunkin Donuts Super Bowl ad, aiming to poke fun at his serious image. He humorously submerged himself in coffee, referencing Marlon Brando, and expressed his willingness to be self-deprecating while still taking his work seriously.
Despite criticism from peers like Brian Cox, Strong emphasized the importance of balancing dedication to his craft with a lighthearted approach. He sought to create a moment of levity amid the weight of his dramatic roles, ultimately finding satisfaction in the ad's playful tone.
GB News: KFC new menu: 'Iconic' burger returns to KFC after 5 years - 'but you need to be quick'
KFC has reintroduced its Zinger Double Down sandwich after five years, now featuring spicier Zinger chicken fillets as buns. Priced at £7.49, it's available until March 16, with new crispy hashbrown and upgraded packaging to maintain crunch.
The sandwich includes Supercharger Mayo and cheese, with meal options starting at £9.49. Fans are encouraged to act quickly, as the limited-time offering is expected to sell out fast.
GB News: Princess Kate and Prince William ruled out of major event
Prince William and Princess Kate will not attend this year's Bafta Film Awards. Prince William, as Bafta President, will instead focus on supporting emerging British film talent, participating in a video package during the ceremony.
He plans to visit the London Screen Academy to engage with students and showcase their work in film and TV.
GB News: Serena Williams' husband airs thoughts after tennis legend appeared with Kendrick Lamar at Super Bowl
Tech entrepreneur Alexis Ohanian praised his wife, Serena Williams, for her "fantastic" appearance during Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl Halftime Show. Williams shared her excitement on social media, noting her surprise and joy at the performance.
Dressed in a blue tennis skirt, Williams showcased her dance moves during Lamar's set, humorously comparing them to her past tennis celebrations. The event marked a historic moment as Lamar became the first solo hip-hop artist to headline the show.
GB News: SZA issues statement as she speaks out amid Kendrick Lamar Super Bowl show backlash: 'You're a prophet'
SZA expressed gratitude to Kendrick Lamar following their Super Bowl LIX halftime performance, sharing a heartfelt tribute on Instagram. Despite receiving mixed reviews, with some fans labeling it the "worst halftime show ever," SZA praised Lamar for his support and talent.
Lamar also spoke highly of SZA, acknowledging her impressive career. While the performance garnered criticism for a perceived lack of energy and style, both artists celebrated their collaboration and accomplishments at the Grammy Awards.
GB News: Taylor Swift's Super Bowl booing 'hit a nerve' as body language expert pinpoints moment mask slipped
Taylor Swift experienced a wave of boos during the Super Bowl while supporting her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, whose team, the Kansas City Chiefs, lost to the Philadelphia Eagles. Body language expert Darren Stanton noted Swift's visible shock and embarrassment in response to the crowd's reaction.
Despite trying to laugh it off, her body language indicated discomfort, including a "fake smile" and gestures suggesting she wanted to "disappear." Tennis star Serena Williams publicly supported Swift, encouraging her to ignore the negative response.
GB News: Coco Gauff doesn't hold back after Kendrick Lamar criticised by fans for Super Bowl display
Coco Gauff defended Kendrick Lamar after his halftime performance at the Super Bowl faced criticism, with some calling it "boring" and the "worst" in history. Gauff expressed her appreciation for the show and highlighted the presence of Serena Williams and Samuel L. Jackson.
Meanwhile, the Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22, marking their first Super Bowl win since 2018. Coach Nick Sirianni praised his team's performance and emphasized their focus on winning rather than public opinion.
#health
GB News: Product recall: Asda urgently recalls steak burgers for posing a risk of an allergic reaction
Asda has recalled McGees Steak Burgers due to incorrect ingredient labeling that poses health risks for those allergic to soya, gluten, and sulphites. Customers with affected products (use by dates: February 14 and 16, 2025) are advised to return them for a full refund.
Additionally, Lidl has recalled certain cheeses for potential listeria contamination, and Coca-Cola has issued a recall for Appletiser multipacks due to elevated chlorate levels. Customers are urged not to consume these products.
GB News: How to live longer: Dietitian shares optimal number of eggs you need to slash your risk of early death and dementia - backed by 2 major studies
New research indicates that regular egg consumption can significantly reduce the risks of cardiovascular diseases and dementia among older adults. A systematic review found a 29% lower risk of cardiovascular mortality in elderly egg consumers, while other studies linked egg intake to lower dementia prevalence.
Dietitian Dr. Carrie Ruxton emphasizes the importance of encouraging older individuals to consume eggs for vital nutrients. The British Heart Foundation has updated its guidelines, stating there is no limit on egg consumption as long as a balanced diet is maintained.
#crime
GB News: Tory minister hits out as criminals dodging prison because of 'poor backgrounds': 'Got to change!'
The shadow justice minister, Dr. Kieran Mullan, is advocating for a revision of sentencing guidelines that permit leniency for offenders from deprived backgrounds. This call follows a case where a drug-dealing couple received suspended sentences citing poverty as a mitigating factor.
Mullan argues that while many face economic struggles, the majority do not resort to crime, and making excuses for offenders undermines the justice system. He emphasizes that the system should reflect public expectations of justice, which he believes is currently not being met.
GB News: Pakistani paedophile avoids deportation because it would ‘harm his children’
A Pakistani man convicted of grooming young girls online has avoided deportation, with a court ruling that it would harm his children. Despite being jailed for 18 months, the judge deemed it unduly harsh to separate him from his family, considering his wife's feelings of guilt during her illness.
The Home Office has appealed the decision, criticizing it as flawed and contrary to the evidence. Public outrage has followed, with many questioning the legal system's prioritization of the rights of criminals over public safety. The case remains ongoing.
#sports
GB News: NFL insiders 'think Travis Kelce is done' after devastating Super Bowl defeat
Travis Kelce may retire from the Kansas City Chiefs following their Super Bowl 59 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, with sources suggesting this could be the end of his career. Kelce was emotional after the game, leading to speculation about his future, despite no formal announcement.
If he retires, Kelce would leave a significant legacy as the Chiefs' all-time leader in receiving yards and a three-time Super Bowl champion. His performance in the game was disappointing, and an on-field altercation with Eagles safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson added to the tension.
GB News: Travis Kelce reveals details of private chat with Andy Reid after agonising Super Bowl defeat
The Kansas City Chiefs faced a disappointing 40-22 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX, ending their bid for a third consecutive title. Tight end Travis Kelce expressed his devastation, acknowledging multiple failures in execution, turnovers, and penalties throughout the game.
Head coach Andy Reid emphasized the need to learn from the defeat, stating that the team didn't perform well in any phase. Despite the loss, Reid praised the team's efforts over the season, while quarterback Patrick Mahomes expressed confidence in Kelce's future contributions to the team.
GB News: Brittany Mahomes and Taylor Swift in hidden Super Bowl outfits gesture as Chiefs fans spot detail
Taylor Swift and Brittany Mahomes made a notable appearance at the 2025 Super Bowl, both wearing white outfits to support the Kansas City Chiefs. Swift's ensemble featured an oversized white blazer and thigh-high boots, while Mahomes wore a white corset top with matching jeans. Their coordinated choice of color is linked to the Chiefs' past Super Bowl successes while wearing white jerseys.
The significance of their outfits extends beyond aesthetics; historically, teams in white jerseys have won 16 of the last 20 Super Bowls. Despite this trend, the Chiefs lost to the Philadelphia Eagles this year. The presence of both women in the VIP section alongside family members underscored the importance of their coordinated appearance, symbolizing confidence and resilience in the high-stakes environment of championship football.
GB News: Patrick Mahomes sparks controversy by snubbing team-mate after nightmare Super Bowl defeat
Patrick Mahomes faced criticism after seemingly snubbing teammate Samaje Perine during an emotional moment following the Chiefs' Super Bowl loss to the Eagles. While Mahomes embraced other teammates, he bypassed Perine, who stood to greet him, leading to mixed reactions on social media.
Despite the incident, Mahomes took full responsibility for the defeat, citing turnovers as a key factor in the Chiefs' 40-22 loss. He acknowledged the impact of Super Bowl defeats on his career and expressed a desire to improve moving forward.
#technology
GB News: Aldi releases series of new tech products but shoppers must be quick - 'Once they’re gone, they’re gone!'
Aldi is launching a new tech range on February 16, targeting hybrid workers in the UK. The centerpiece is a portable monitor priced at £79.99, featuring a 15.6-inch screen and versatile connectivity options. Other accessories include wireless headphones, a laptop stand, and a wireless charger.
The products are designed for convenience and portability, appealing to professionals working from home. Aldi emphasizes limited availability, urging customers to act quickly as items will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis.
#other
GB News: Eurostar brings back a popular route to the UK for the first time in nearly a year
Eurostar has resumed direct train services from Amsterdam to London, following the opening of a new UK departure terminal at Amsterdam Centraal. The service will operate three daily trains on weekdays and Sundays, with plans to expand to five daily trains by next year.
The new terminal includes amenities such as wifi and seating areas, and initial passenger capacity has increased to 400 per journey. However, there will be a brief interruption in service from March 30 to April 22 for platform work. Eurostar is also discontinuing its SmartCheck service for premium passengers at London St Pancras.