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America One News
13 Feb 2025
#politics
GB News: Failed asylum seeker finally granted right to stay in Britain after NINE attempts after joining terror group to BOOST her claim
A Nigerian woman, after eight failed asylum attempts, was granted residency in the UK after claiming persecution risk due to her membership in the banned terrorist group IPOB. Despite acknowledging her political beliefs were not genuine, a judge ruled she faced a "well-founded fear of persecution" in Nigeria.
The decision has drawn criticism, with Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp calling it "absurd" and indicative of judges misinterpreting the European Convention on Human Rights to allow foreign criminals to remain in the UK. Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer also expressed concerns about immigration rulings, emphasizing the need for parliamentary control over immigration policies.
#society
GB News: Motorhomes and campervans may risk £100 penalty for parking overnight along popular tourist route
The Highland Council is set to vote on a proposed overnight parking ban for campervans and motorhomes across the region, following complaints from residents about anti-social behavior and waste disposal. Offenders could face fines of £100, reduced to £50 if paid promptly.
Currently, two car parks allow overnight stays for a fee, but the new restrictions would direct visitors to designated camping sites instead. The financial implications of enforcing the ban are under review, with costs potentially reaching £41,000. The decision will be made during a council meeting on February 17.
#economy
Forbes: Honda And Nissan Call Off Merger Talks But Will Continue To Collaborate On EVs Under ‘Strategic Partnership’
Honda and Nissan have halted merger discussions due to disagreements over the deal's structure. Honda proposed a share exchange making Nissan a subsidiary, diverging from the initial joint holding company plan. Both companies plan to maintain a strategic partnership focused on electric vehicles.
Following the announcement, Honda's stock rose by 2.14%, while Nissan's shares saw a slight decline.