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#politics
GB News: Labour's shift in stance on ECHR could be an attempt to neutralise Reform UK, says Matthew Goodwin
Keir Starmer has long championed human rights law and the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR), but with Reform UK gaining traction in polls, there are indications of a potential shift in Labour's stance on the ECHR. Internal debates are emerging, particularly regarding Article 8, which concerns the right to family life, amid rising frustrations over immigration and asylum policies.
Recent cases, including a Pakistani man convicted of sexual assault who remained in the UK after claiming asylum, highlight the challenges facing the government. With significant pressure to tighten asylum rules and Reform UK gaining support, Starmer may be reconsidering his position to counteract this political momentum, risking backlash from Labour's left flank.
Times Of Israel: Shin Bet head rejects PM’s blackmail accusations, distances himself from predecessor
Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar has distanced himself from former chief Nadav Argaman's criticisms of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, asserting that the agency operates within the law and maintains a focus on national security. Bar emphasized that the Shin Bet will not engage in political discourse that undermines its integrity.
Netanyahu has accused both Bar and Argaman of blackmail, following Argaman's claims of possessing compromising information about the prime minister. Amid ongoing investigations into ties between Netanyahu's aides and the Qatari government, Bar has resisted calls to resign, insisting on accountability for security failures related to the October 7 attacks.
#society
Fox News: Millie Bobbie Brown and Jon Bon Jovi's son followed parents' lead by marrying young, planning for lots of kids
Millie Bobby Brown revealed on the "Call Her Daddy" podcast that her shared political views and thoughts on raising children solidified her decision to marry Jake Bongiovi. The couple, who tied the knot in May 2024, have been together for four years and live on a farm in Georgia with numerous animals.
Brown expressed her desire for a family, influenced by her parents’ early marriage and parenting. While she enjoys traditional homemaking aspects, she also emphasizes her commitment to her acting career. Bongiovi, however, insisted they wait until marriage to start a family.
Fox News: Missing American student: Dominican lawyer puts drowning theory back in play; same beach claimed 4 in January
University of Pittsburgh student Sudiksha Konanki, 20, went missing on March 6 while vacationing in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic. She was last seen on a beach known for dangerous surf conditions, where four tourists drowned earlier this year. Surveillance footage shows her with a group before she became separated.
The beach had red warning flags indicating rough waters at the time. A fellow spring breaker, Joshua Riibe, who has not been named a suspect, reported that they were swept away by a wave. Authorities are treating the case as a missing persons investigation, with support from U.S. agencies.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Erdogan uses upheaval to place Turkey at the centre of the world again
Turkey has been a contentious NATO ally, delaying Sweden and Finland's accession and refusing to sanction Russia after its invasion of Ukraine. President Erdogan's ties with Putin have strained relations with other NATO members.
However, the shift in U.S. foreign policy under Trump has prompted a reevaluation, leading to a reluctant alliance between Turkey and Europe.
#history
Fox News: Veteran-led dig of Revolutionary War battlefield seeks to shed light on history, empower disabled vets
A group of disabled veterans participated in a four-week excavation of the Battle of Camden site in South Carolina, organized by the American Veterans Archaeological Recovery (AVAR). The initiative aimed to gather spatial data to better understand the battle's dynamics and the American militia's role in it.
AVAR founder Stephen Humphreys emphasized the project's dual mission: enhancing historical knowledge and aiding veterans' mental well-being through archaeological work. The excavation involved using GPS and metal detectors to create a heat map of the battlefield, showcasing the movements of troops during the conflict.