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#society
GB News: Major number plate changes launching today could see millions of drivers slapped with £1,000 fine
A new survey reveals that 43% of Britons lack understanding of the UK number plate system as new identifiers are introduced. The "25" identifier is now in use, with a "75" tag set to launch in September.
Confusion persists over the meanings of the first two letters and numbers on plates, with many unaware of their significance. Drivers face potential fines for non-compliance with legal requirements regarding plate visibility and formatting.
Fox News: Gene Hackman's business partner recalls hilarious way actor paid off bet
Gene Hackman and his wife, Betsy Arakawa, were found dead in their Santa Fe home, prompting an investigation into the circumstances surrounding their deaths. Authorities reported that the couple had been deceased for several days before discovery, with no signs of external trauma.
Dough Lanham, Hackman's business partner, shared fond memories of the actor, including a humorous incident involving a toolbox filled with pennies as a golf bet settlement. The investigation remains open as officials await autopsy and toxicology results to determine the cause of death.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: US announces airstrike that killed senior al-Qaeda leader in Syria
The U.S. Army conducted a precision airstrike in Northwest Syria on February 23, killing Muhammed Yusuf Ziya Talay, a senior military leader of Hurras al-Din, an al-Qaeda affiliate. This follows the group's announcement of dissolution in January, with multiple leaders eliminated by U.S. forces since then.
American operations in Syria are part of an ongoing international coalition established in 2014 to combat Islamic State jihadists. Hurras al-Din, which included foreign jihadists, was based in the region following the rise of the radical Islamist group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham.
Times Of Israel: Netanyahu and Katz direct IDF to ‘prepare to defend’ Syrian Druze suburb of Damascus
Israeli leaders, including Prime Minister Netanyahu and Defense Minister Katz, have ordered the IDF to prepare to defend the Druze-majority city of Jaramana in Syria, which is currently facing attacks from the Syrian regime. Katz emphasized Israel's commitment to protect the Druze community in Syria.
Israel has established a buffer zone in southern Syria and plans to maintain a military presence indefinitely. A pilot program is also being developed to allow Syrian Druze to work in Israeli towns in the Golan Heights, reflecting Israel's ongoing support for the Druze population across the border.
The Telegraph: Don’t count Zelensky and Ukraine out yet. The odds were worse in 2022
Concerns are rising over the potential end of U.S. military support for Ukraine under President Trump, which could impact Ukrainian forces' ability to counter Russian aggression. The U.S. has supplied crucial military equipment, including Patriot missiles and long-range systems, essential for Ukraine's defense.
Despite uncertainties regarding U.S. backing, Ukraine has shown resilience and capability in its fight, effectively utilizing Western aid and developing its own military production. The determination of Ukrainian forces has been evident since the onset of the conflict, indicating they may continue to resist Russian advances, regardless of external support.
#economy
Le Monde: S&P gives France an early warning
S&P Global Ratings has maintained France's sovereign rating at AA-, revising the outlook to "negative." This follows a recent downgrade by Moody's and indicates potential for future downgrades if France fails to address its budget deficit and economic growth issues.
The French government acknowledges the challenges ahead, emphasizing its commitment to restoring public finances and managing debt effectively by 2025.
#health
Fox News: Can red light therapy improve your skin? Dermatologists share benefits and tips
Red light therapy, a popular at-home skin treatment using LED devices, shows promise for improving skin quality and reducing acne, according to dermatologists. While some benefits, like collagen stimulation and anti-inflammatory effects, have been noted, experts call for more research.
Potential users should consult a dermatologist, especially if taking medications that cause photosensitivity. Proper device usage is crucial for effectiveness, requiring close proximity to the skin and at least 10 minutes of exposure.