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#society
GB News: MH370 family admits greatest fear that casts huge shadow over new search for missing Malaysian Airlines plane
The family of Jiang Cuiyun, who disappeared on MH370 in 2014, expresses mixed emotions as a new search for the missing flight begins. While they are hopeful for answers, they fear that finding the plane would confirm the loss of loved ones.
Jiang Hui, her son, believes the disappearance was due to mechanical failure and human error, dismissing conspiracy theories. He has kept his mother's pictures stored away, unable to face the reality of her absence.
#economy
Forbes: Bitcoin Slumps Below $80,000 As Crypto Rout Wipes Nearly All Post-Election Gains
Bitcoin's price fell below $80,000, reaching $79,635, marking its lowest point since November. This decline of over 7.5% in 24 hours reflects a broader crypto market selloff, with Bitcoin down more than 27% from its all-time high of $109,114 on Trump's inauguration day.
Other cryptocurrencies also suffered, with Ether dropping nearly 10% and Ripple's XRP, Binance's BNB, and Solana's SOL seeing significant losses as well. Concerns over the economic impact of President Trump's tariffs are contributing to the downturn.
#crime
GB News: Benefits fraudster SPARED JAIL despite 'lying' about cashing in on £125k while pocketing handouts
A 68-year-old woman, Sarah Pipe, was sentenced to an eight-month prison term suspended for 18 months after failing to report a £90,000 inheritance and an additional £35,000 while claiming benefits. This resulted in a £56,000 overpayment from the Department of Work and Pensions and Ipswich Borough Council.
The court imposed a six-month electronically-monitored curfew and mandated a 10-day rehabilitation activity requirement. A hearing under the Proceeds of Crime Act will determine the recovery of funds, as only £5,000 of the initial £125,000 remains.