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10 Feb 2025
#politics
GB News: POLL OF THE DAY: Is it time Labour U-turned on farmers inheritance tax? VOTE NOW
British farmers are protesting in Parliament against new inheritance tax rules they claim threaten family farms. The demonstration, called "The Battle for Britain," is supported by Farmers to Action and the Together Association, with concerns that the tax will force farm sales.
Starting April 2026, a £1 million cap on tax-free inheritance will be instituted, taxing amounts above this at 20%. The National Farmers Union warns that 66% of UK farms exceed this value, adversely affecting active food producers while benefiting wealthy landowners.
GB News: Donald Trump trolls Taylor Swift expertly after leaving Super Bowl at half-time
Donald Trump attended Super Bowl 59, receiving cheers while Taylor Swift was booed when shown on the jumbotron. Trump shared a clip of the contrasting receptions on Truth Social, highlighting the difference in public sentiment towards them.
During the event, Trump interacted with players and families of victims from a recent attack, and he expressed support for the Kansas City Chiefs. His previous disdain for Swift was evident after her political endorsements against him.
GB News: Super Bowl fans show true feelings to Donald Trump after first camera appearance
Donald Trump made history as the first sitting president to attend a Super Bowl, drawing loud cheers from the crowd during his appearance at the Kansas City Chiefs vs. Philadelphia Eagles game. He saluted the national anthem, receiving applause from both fan bases.
Trump's presence was notable as he also expressed support for victims of a recent ISIS attack in New Orleans. His attendance prompted heightened security measures around the event.
GB News: Kemi Badenoch warns taxpayers to foot 'astronomic' £200bn bill over Labour's migrant 'failure'
Kemi Badenoch has warned that Labour's immigration policies could cost taxpayers up to £200 billion, with households facing an average bill of £8,200 each for services related to 800,000 expected migrants by 2040. She criticized Labour's approach, claiming it is financially unsustainable.
Badenoch proposed extending the wait for indefinite leave to remain from five to ten years, requiring migrants to be net contributors to the economy. Meanwhile, Labour's Yvette Cooper defended the party against Conservative criticism, asserting that Labour is addressing the immigration challenges exacerbated by Tory leadership.
GB News: WATCH: Reform UK Chairman shuts down any possibility of Boris Johnson alliance
Reform UK Chairman Zia Yusuf has firmly rejected any possibility of a pact with the Conservative Party, citing Boris Johnson's handling of Brexit and integrity issues as key reasons. He emphasized Reform UK's goal to win the next election and restore Britain's standing.
Yusuf stated that the party aims to repair the damage caused by both the Tories and Labour, positioning themselves as the solution to the current political landscape.
GB News: Perhaps the Labour front bench don't actually understand the meaning of integrity, says Nana Akua
The Labour Party faces significant turmoil as three ministers have resigned in recent months, raising questions about the integrity of its leadership. Andrew Gwynne, the latest to leave, made offensive comments in a WhatsApp chat, including derogatory remarks about constituents.
His resignation follows those of Louise Haigh, who faced fraud charges, and Tulip Siddiq, embroiled in a corruption investigation. Gwynne has been suspended pending an investigation, and calls are mounting for Sir Keir Starmer to take further action, which may impact upcoming elections.
GB News: WATCH: Dudley Councillor claims his Labour membership was 'revoked' after voicing concerns to Starmer
Dudley Councillor Steve Edwards was expelled from the Labour Party after criticizing Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer for neglecting the working class. Edwards had expressed his concerns for months and even wrote a letter directly to Starmer outlining his issues.
GB News: Angela Rayner refuses to deny saying Keir Starmer 'couldn’t run a bath'
Angela Rayner avoided directly addressing claims that she referred to Sir Keir Starmer as "incapable of running a bath" in a new book about Labour's opposition period. She dismissed the allegations as "tittle-tattle" and expressed that she does not recognize the comments attributed to her.
Despite past tensions between the two, Rayner defended Starmer's leadership, asserting his commitment to the party's election promises. Labour has faced criticism over its policies and recent scandals, including backlash over National Insurance changes and proposed tax increases.
GB News: Labour Councillor EXPELLED after criticising Government's council tax hike: 'I was speaking up for the working class!'
Councillor Steve Edwards was expelled from the Labour Party after criticizing Prime Minister Keir Starmer for abandoning the working class and breaking promises regarding council tax hikes. Edwards expressed his discontent through a letter to Starmer, leading to his membership revocation shortly after.
Edwards argues that his expulsion reflects a broader issue within the Labour Party, claiming that it prioritizes establishment figures over genuine working-class representation. He contends that the party leadership lacks an understanding of the working class and is dismissive of voices advocating for their needs.
#society
GB News: Starmer's Attorney General 'advised Caribbean nations' on slavery reparations as ex-colonies demand £18tn pay-out
Lord Hermer, the UK Attorney General, previously assisted Caribbean nations in preparing legal claims for slavery reparations against the UK. His work with Caricom began in 2013, leading to a 10-point reparations plan, although no formal case was filed.
Caricom is set to visit London in April 2025 to discuss reparations claims potentially totaling £18 trillion, despite the UK government's firm stance against paying reparations. The updated demands will address both slavery and indentured servitude.
GB News: Nigel Farage: Britain is in much deeper trouble than many care to admit
Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, expressed serious concerns about the state of the UK, stating that the nation is in deeper trouble than acknowledged. He highlighted issues such as rising individual poverty, escalating national debt, and societal problems exemplified by grooming gangs.
Farage's remarks suggest a bleak outlook for the country, emphasizing the urgency of addressing these challenges.
GB News: Captain Tom Moore's daughter opens up on 'demolition' of family's reputation after Charity Commission investigation: 'It's time to move on'
Hannah Ingram-Moore, daughter of Captain Tom Moore, claims her family's reputation has been "demolished" due to a Charity Commission investigation into The Captain Tom Foundation, which found misconduct and mismanagement. She expressed emotional and financial devastation and indicated a need to move on from their family home.
Ingram-Moore reflected on the impact of the investigation, stating that the charity's legacy could have been preserved without its establishment. She believes her father would consider the treatment of their family as "despicable" and emphasized the joy he brought to many during his fundraising efforts for the NHS.
GB News: Hannah Ingram-Moore: We could have kept my father's legacy alive without the charity
Hannah Ingram-Moore, daughter of Captain Tom Moore, stated that her family’s reputation has been severely damaged due to a Charity Commission investigation into The Captain Tom Foundation. She expressed that the inquiry has had a devastating impact on their lives and emphasized the need to move forward.
GB News: Council row erupts after protesters block workers from chopping down oak tree in bitter feud
A historic oak tree in Otley, West Yorkshire, known as the Tittybottle tree, was cut down by council contractors on February 7, despite protests aimed at preserving it. The Leeds City Council stated the removal was necessary for essential repairs to Otley Bridge, a key thoroughfare.
The decision has polarized the local community, with some residents supporting the tree's preservation while others emphasize the urgent need for bridge repairs. The council plans to plant at least 13 new trees in the area as part of their commitment to the community.
GB News: EasyJet flight forced to make emergency landing after pilot 'collapses' mid-flight
An EasyJet flight from Egypt to Manchester made an emergency landing in Athens after the captain collapsed mid-flight. The co-pilot successfully landed the plane, with emergency services waiting upon arrival. Passengers reported panic and anxiety during the incident, but praised the crew's response.
Following the landing, passengers were initially stranded at the airport, with EasyJet later arranging hotel accommodations. The airline apologized for the disruption and confirmed that passengers would continue their journey to Manchester the next day.
GB News: Meghan Markle 'wants to prove to the world' that she's happy, Judi James claims
Meghan Markle is reportedly rebranding herself as a more affectionate partner to Prince Harry, showcasing a "giggling and breathless besotted wife" persona. The couple appeared united at the Invictus Games opening ceremony in Vancouver, following their recent "professional separation."
GB News: Prince Andrew 'set to earn millions' after striking lucrative deal to share his connections
Prince Andrew has secured a lucrative deal with Dutch firm Startupbootcamp, potentially earning millions through his connections from the Pitch@Palace initiative. This marks his first commercial endeavor since stepping down as a working royal five years ago.
The agreement comes amid financial pressures, including King Charles's withdrawal of annual funding for Andrew. Meanwhile, a school named after him plans to change its name due to negative media coverage, with students invited to suggest a new, neutral name by September 2025.
GB News: Maxine Peake in standoff with neighbours over plans to convert £1m country home into a rehearsal studio
Actress Maxine Peake is facing opposition from neighbors in Leominster, Herefordshire, over her plans to convert barns at her Grade II listed farmhouse into a rehearsal space for actors. Local residents, led by neighbor Peter Ramsey, are concerned about potential noise and disruption to the rural community.
Ramsey has suggested that Peake utilize the nearby village hall for her activities instead, and has formally requested the council impose strict conditions if the plans are approved, including soundproofing and a ban on outdoor performances. The proposal also includes a pottery studio and parking spaces, but requires a protected species migration license due to bat roosts on the property.
GB News: Meghan Markle and Prince Harry 'given secret nicknames' before bitter split with Spotify
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry were given secret nicknames by Spotify staff during their podcast production. Meghan was called 'Eva,' inspired by a manipulative character from the film 'Queen Bee,' while Harry was dubbed 'Tim Nice But Dim,' referencing a comedic character. Staff reportedly found it challenging to work with Meghan, citing her demanding nature.
The couple recently made a joint appearance at the 2025 Invictus Games opening ceremony in Vancouver, marking their first official outing together since August. They shared a kiss before Harry delivered a speech, while the event featured performances from various artists.
GB News: Urgent tsunami warning issued after powerful 7.6-magnitude earthquake hits the Caribbean
A 7.6 magnitude earthquake struck the Caribbean, north of Honduras, prompting a tsunami warning for the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico. The quake occurred at a depth of 6.21 miles, with the epicenter located 20 miles north of Honduras.
The tsunami advisory was canceled less than two hours later, but residents were still advised to stay away from the water. This earthquake is noted as the largest in the region since a 7.2 magnitude quake hit Haiti in 2021.
Breitbart: 'We're Still Doing This?': Fans Blast the NFL After the Singing of the 'Black National Anthem' Before Super Bowl LIX
NFL fans expressed frustration on social media after Ledisi performed "Lift Ev’ry Voice and Sing," the "Black National Anthem," during a pre-game tribute. This performance has been part of the NFL's social justice initiatives since 2020, following George Floyd's death.
Despite mixed reactions, the NFL appears committed to maintaining this tradition, regardless of fan sentiment. The league continues to incorporate social justice themes in its programming, suggesting a focus on its initiatives over public opinion.
#culture
GB News: Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl Half Time Show interrupted by protesters in concerning security breach
A protester disrupted Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl halftime show by displaying flags for Palestine and Sudan while breaching security and jumping onto a performance vehicle. The incident was not televised, and Lamar continued his performance unbothered as security tackled the individual.
The protester was swiftly removed by security guards, with video showing the individual resisting removal. Lamar, who made history as the first solo hip-hop artist to headline the halftime show, focused on storytelling and bringing energy to the performance.
GB News: Kendrick Lamar blasted for 'worst halftime show ever' during Super Bowl LIX
Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl halftime show has faced significant backlash, with many calling it the "worst halftime show ever." Despite recent Grammy wins, his performance failed to engage the audience, leading to a chorus of negative reactions on social media.
Lamar's set included his controversial track "Not Like Us," which has sparked legal issues with Drake. The performance marked a milestone as he became the first solo hip-hop artist to headline the Super Bowl, but it did not resonate well with fans.
GB News: Will Travis Kelce propose to Taylor Swift at Super Bowl LIX? Chiefs star's father answers
Ed Kelce has dismissed rumors of a Super Bowl proposal from his son, Travis, to Taylor Swift as "white noise." He emphasized that any engagement should be a private moment between the couple, though he acknowledged Travis is a romantic at heart.
Swift's knowledge of football has reportedly improved since dating Travis, with Ed noting her growing understanding of the game. She attended the Super Bowl in a striking outfit, enjoying the experience alongside friends.
GB News: Meghan Markle 'rebranding' to 'besotted wife' persona after packing on PDA at Invictus Games
Meghan Markle has adopted a more affectionate public persona, described as a "giggling and breathless besotted wife," during the Invictus Games opening ceremony. Body language expert Judi James noted her increased displays of affection towards Prince Harry, suggesting a shift from her usual professional demeanor.
James observed that Meghan's behavior, including clinging to Harry and displaying excitement, signals a desire to showcase their happiness amidst speculation about their relationship. In contrast, Harry appeared more reserved, leaning away at times, which highlighted the couple's contrasting public displays of affection.
#history
GB News: Archaeology breakthrough as Stone Age relics reveal behaviour of early humans
Recent discoveries of Stone Age artefacts in Levant caves reveal intentionally etched geometric designs, indicating advanced cognitive abilities in prehistoric humans. This research, focused on the Middle Paleolithic period, suggests early humans had sophisticated symbolic behavior and abstract thinking.
The findings challenge previous assumptions about the timeline of symbolic expression in human history, showing that such capabilities may have deeper evolutionary roots than once thought. Advanced analysis techniques confirmed that certain engravings were deliberate, highlighting early humans' capacity for cultural expression.
#health
GB News: Warning issued over serious winter bug cases as hospital forced to close wards - 'Spreading like wildfire!'
Hospitals in England are facing a significant norovirus outbreak, with 961 patients hospitalized daily last week, a 69% increase from the same time last year. This surge has led to unprecedented pressure on healthcare services, prompting the closure of three wards at St George's Hospital to limit the virus's spread.
Professor Arlene Wellman warns that norovirus can quickly infect hospital wards, exacerbating patient conditions. The NHS advises that symptoms, including nausea and vomiting, typically resolve within two to three days, and emphasizes proper hand washing as the most effective prevention method.
GB News: How to reduce blood glucose: Britons told to have two food groups at the start of every day to reduce blood sugar levels
Effective blood sugar management starts with smart breakfast choices. Pharmacist Ade Williams MBE recommends high-fiber and high-protein foods, such as overnight oats, wholegrain toast with avocado and eggs, or Greek yogurt with berries and nuts, to stabilize glucose levels.
In addition to dietary changes, Ade emphasizes the importance of smaller, frequent meals, stress management, regular physical activity, quality sleep, and proper hydration. Green tea and herbal teas like cinnamon or ginger may also aid in blood sugar control.
#education
GB News: WATCH: Katharine Birbalsingh recalls 'horrible' meeting with Labour and claims she was 'refused water'
Katharine Birbalsingh criticized Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson, calling her a "Marxist" for the Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill.
#sports
Breitbart: Chiefs' Chris Jones Gets Emotional During National Anthem
During Super Bowl LIX, Kansas City Chiefs player Chris Jones was visibly emotional while watching Jon Batiste perform the national anthem. Cameras captured him dabbing his eyes as the anthem played. This rematch against the Philadelphia Eagles comes two years after their last Super Bowl encounter, where the Chiefs triumphed.
GB News: Patrick Mahomes makes feelings clear with four-word message to Jalen Hurts after Super Bowl loss
The Philadelphia Eagles triumphed over the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX with a decisive 40-22 victory. Quarterback Jalen Hurts led the Eagles, earning MVP honors for his outstanding performance, which included 211 passing yards, two touchdowns, and 72 rushing yards.
Following the game, Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes congratulated Hurts on the field, highlighting sportsmanship despite the loss. Hurts credited his team's success to their collective effort and improvements since their previous Super Bowl appearance.
GB News: Philadelphia Eagles deny Kansas City Chiefs from making Super Bowl history in demolition job
The Philadelphia Eagles triumphed over the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 in Super Bowl LIX, denying the Chiefs a chance at a historic third consecutive title. The Eagles dominated defensively, leading 24-0 at halftime and limiting the Chiefs to just 23 yards in the first half.
Jalen Hurts excelled with 221 passing yards and two touchdowns, while the Eagles' defense forced three turnovers and sacked Patrick Mahomes six times. This victory marks the Eagles' second Super Bowl championship, avenging their previous loss to the Chiefs in Super Bowl LVII.
GB News: Tom Brady issues brutally honest warning to Patrick Mahomes as Kansas City Chiefs lose Super Bowl
Patrick Mahomes faced a tough defeat in Super Bowl LIX as the Kansas City Chiefs lost to the Philadelphia Eagles 40-22, marking Mahomes' second Super Bowl loss. Tom Brady warned Mahomes that such defeats can linger, reflecting on his own three losses.
Despite the setback, Brady expressed confidence in Mahomes' ability to bounce back, praising the Chiefs' organization. Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts was named MVP for his outstanding performance.
GB News: Super Bowl fans share Patrick Mahomes theory as Kansas City Chiefs suffer annihilation
The Philadelphia Eagles dominated the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX, leading 24-0 at halftime. Patrick Mahomes struggled significantly, completing only six of 14 passes for 33 yards and two interceptions, raising concerns among fans about a possible concussion after a hard hit early in the game.
Despite returning to play, Mahomes' performance was noticeably affected, prompting speculation about his health. The Chiefs eventually scored in the second half, but the Eagles secured a 40-22 victory, marking their second Super Bowl win.
GB News: Philadelphia Eagles star upstages Patrick Mahomes at Super Bowl to break NFL record
Saquon Barkley broke the NFL's all-time single-season rushing record during Super Bowl LIX, surpassing Terrell Davis's 26-year-old mark with a two-yard rush, bringing his total to 2,476 yards. The Eagles led the Chiefs 24-0 at halftime, with Barkley also setting a record for total scrimmage yards.
Barkley, celebrating his 28th birthday, had a standout season, rushing for over 2,000 yards and earning NFL Offensive Player of the Year honors. This Super Bowl marks his first appearance after six seasons with the New York Giants.
GB News: Taylor Swift reacts as Super Bowl crowd make feelings clear on Travis Kelce girlfriend
Taylor Swift received a hostile reception at the Super Bowl, where she was booed by the crowd when shown on the jumbotron. The negative response stemmed from the stadium's overwhelming support for the Philadelphia Eagles, contrasting with her relationship with Kansas City Chiefs player Travis Kelce.
Despite the jeers, Swift appeared unfazed, responding with a side-eye. This incident highlighted her shift in NFL loyalties, as she had previously identified as an Eagles fan. The booing occurred during a pivotal moment for Kelce, who may be nearing retirement.
GB News: Patrick Mahomes labelled 'true psychopath' for pre-Super Bowl antics but real reason disclosed
Patrick Mahomes made a notable entrance at Super Bowl LIX, wearing a striking midnight green suit that matched the Philadelphia Eagles' colors. Although it drew attention, Mahomes explained that green is his favorite color due to his name's connection to St. Patrick's Day.
As the Chiefs' quarterback prepares to lead his team in pursuit of a historic third consecutive Super Bowl win, he quickly changed into Chiefs gear upon arrival at the stadium. The game against the Eagles is set to kick off at 6:30 p.m. ET.
#outdoors
GB News: Scotland botanic gardens won't recover for YEARS after Storm Eowyn wreaked weather chaos - 'Our 160-year-old tree snapped in two!'
Scotland's four Royal Botanic Gardens are recovering from severe damage caused by Storm Eowyn, which brought 100mph winds and uprooted numerous trees, including a historic 100-foot Himalayan cedar. The cleanup is ongoing, with significant damage reported across all gardens.
The Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh is particularly affected, with broken glass in 26 glasshouses and extensive plant damage. Full recovery could take months or even years, but there is hope that the cedar's root system remains intact, allowing it to recover this spring.