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#illegals
Breitbart: Report: 38K Chinese Illegals Living in U.S. Despite Ordered Deported
Nearly 40,000 illegal Chinese immigrants are living in the U.S. despite deportation orders, according to a report. The total undocumented Chinese population is around 390,000, with a significant number in California.
The Biden administration's policies have contributed to a rise in illegal immigration from China, with record levels noted since 2021. An estimated 1.3 million undocumented individuals are in the U.S. despite final deportation orders.
Breitbart: Obama-Appointed Judge Begins Probing Trump's DOJ Over Deported Gang Members
Judge James E. Boasberg is investigating the Trump administration's use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport illegal alien gang members, halting deportations while flights to El Salvador were ongoing. He seeks details from the DOJ about the flights and the deportees.
Despite Boasberg's order, Trump officials claim the flights proceeded as they were already out of U.S. airspace. The ACLU and Democracy Forward filed a lawsuit against the deportations on behalf of five accused gang members.
Breitbart: Trump's Border Prosecutors Charge 855 with Immigration Law Violations Last Week
Border-state prosecutors charged over 855 individuals, including illegal aliens and U.S. citizens, with immigration law violations last week. This surge in federal criminal prosecutions is part of Attorney General Pam Bondi's Operation Take Back America, focusing on human smuggling and illegal border crossings.
In Texas, the Southern District led with 245 cases, many involving individuals with criminal histories, including child sex offenders and repeat deportees. Similar actions were taken in the Western District of Texas and the District of New Mexico, with significant cases also reported in Arizona and California.
Breitbart: Trump Issues First Border Wall Construction Contract of Second Term
The Trump administration has awarded a contract to Granite Construction Company for the construction of seven miles of new border wall in Hidalgo County, Texas, utilizing funds from the 2021 fiscal year budget. This marks the first border wall contract of the president's second term, aimed at closing gaps left by canceled contracts during the Biden administration.
The Biden administration's pause on border wall construction, initiated in January 2021, reportedly cost taxpayers around $700 million while projects were stalled. Texas Governor Greg Abbott has taken steps to address border security with state-funded projects using surplus federal materials, citing a significant increase in illegal crossings and cartel activity in the region.
GB News: Mallorca news: Severed foot washes up at holiday hotspot popular amongst Britons
A severed human foot and lower leg were discovered on a beach in Mallorca, Spain, shortly after a woman's body washed ashore in the same area. Authorities believe the remains likely belong to a male migrant attempting to cross the Mediterranean, part of a troubling pattern of such finds.
This incident marks the 10th discovery of bodies or body parts on the Balearic Islands since early 2025, raising alarms about the dangers of illegal migration across the Mediterranean. Spanish police suspect all victims were migrants from Algeria.
#politics
The Western Journal: Trump Breaks 21-Year Polling Record as More Voters Say They Like What They’re Seeing
President Trump is experiencing a surge in support, with a recent NBC News poll showing a 21-year high in positive sentiment about the country’s direction. His approval ratings have reached 47%, largely due to unified Republican backing and a shift in public opinion on his immigration policies.
Despite this, Democrats are facing declining support, as only 18% view the economy positively. The media, particularly NBC, appears to struggle with acknowledging Trump's popularity, which could be even higher without perceived bias against him.
Fox News: Chuck Schumer draws ire of Democrats, liberal media voices after voting to avert shutdown
Sen. Chuck Schumer faced backlash from Democrats and liberal commentators after voting with Republicans to pass a spending bill that avoided a government shutdown. Critics accused him of "caving" and failing to lead, with some suggesting he should step down as party leader.
Despite the criticism, Schumer defended his decision, arguing that a shutdown would have benefited former President Trump. Prominent figures within the party, including Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, expressed disappointment, stating that the move undermined their leverage on key issues.
The Western Journal: Two Hunter Biden Whistleblowers Promoted to Top Trump Administration Positions
Two IRS whistleblowers, Gary Shapley and Joseph Ziegler, who exposed the agency's leniency towards Hunter Biden, have been promoted to key positions in the Trump administration's Treasury Department. Their new roles will focus on investigating misconduct within the IRS.
The promotions come after the agents faced retaliation for their disclosures, which highlighted political favoritism in the Biden administration's handling of Hunter Biden's tax issues. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent emphasized the importance of transparency and accountability in government.
Breitbart: Dropkick Murphys Singer Attacks Trump After Scolding MAGA Fan: ‘He’s a Rat and a Coward’
Ken Casey, frontman of Dropkick Murphys, criticized former President Donald Trump during a podcast, labeling him a “rat” and a “coward” for his actions against America. He also condemned Elon Musk for wearing a MAGA hat, suggesting it represents a cult mentality.
This tirade followed a live performance where Casey confronted a fan wearing a MAGA hat, expressing disdain for Trump supporters. He claimed that “our grandparents” fought against such ideologies and urged the crowd to reconsider their support for Trump.
GB News: Labour benefits row: Starmer's plans to slash benefits torn apart by McVey - 'Smoke and mirrors!'
Esther McVey has criticized the Labour Government's announcement of a £5 billion cut to state benefits, calling it "smoke and mirrors." She argues that Labour is unlikely to reduce benefits, suggesting they prioritize taxing working people instead of reforming the benefits system.
McVey warns that the benefits bill will likely increase under Labour, citing a "disastrous budget" and a potential rise in unemployment due to tax increases on businesses. She believes Labour will not take meaningful action to address welfare spending.
GB News: Kemi Badenoch hailed by Tory peer for tearing into Labour's 'impossible' net zero targets: 'It's nonsense!'
Kemi Badenoch, leader of the Conservative Party, has criticized Labour's net zero targets as "impossible," arguing they lack realistic solutions and would impose significant costs on families and businesses. She emphasizes the need for a reality check on climate policies.
Lord Craig Mackinlay supports Badenoch's stance, stating that the UK's efforts alone will have minimal global impact and that pursuing net zero could hinder economic growth. He calls for sensible policies that balance sustainability with affordability.
GB News: Kemi Badenoch's stance on net zero is a 'relief', Lord Mackinlay claims
Kemi Badenoch, leader of the Conservative Party, has received commendation for opposing Labour's ambitious net zero targets, deemed "impossible" by Tory Peer Lord Craig Mackinlay. This marks a notable change in the party's stance as Badenoch initiates a policy renewal program challenging the government's climate strategy.
GB News: Alison McGovern claims austerity has 'not returned' under Labour
Work & Pensions Minister Alison McGovern has labeled the social security system as "broken" while supporting Sir Keir Starmer's initiative to reduce Britain's benefits expenditure. In the House of Commons, Work & Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall introduced a green paper aimed at addressing the rising benefits costs and improving the nation's finances.
GB News: Britain's 'morally bankrupt political class' has 'betrayed Britons', Downes claims
Charlie Downes, a self-declared patriot, has stated he will "not go to war" under Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, criticizing the UK for lacking a sense of identity. He expressed his love for the country but refuses to fight for it in its current condition amid global peace efforts for Ukraine.
GB News: Tesla investor demands Elon Musk STEPS DOWN as EV car company's value tanks more than $800bn
Ross Gerber, an early investor in Tesla, has urged Elon Musk to resign as CEO, claiming Musk's focus has shifted due to his numerous ventures. Gerber described Musk as too "divisive" to effectively lead the company and made his call public during a Sky News interview.
GB News: Priti Patel hits back at net zero backlash as Kemi Badenoch sets out next steps
Priti Patel, the Shadow Foreign Secretary, defended the Conservative Party's environmental stance amid criticisms from party leader Kemi Badenoch, who questioned the feasibility of reaching net zero by 2050. Patel emphasized the need for scrutiny of targets and criticized previous governments for lacking actionable plans.
Energy Secretary Ed Miliband countered by asserting that net zero represents a significant economic opportunity. He condemned the Conservatives' stance as detrimental to jobs and investment, while also addressing concerns over the financial implications of meeting carbon budget obligations.
GB News: Vladimir Putin keeps Donald Trump waiting for an HOUR as Russia gloats Western dominance 'slipping away' ahead of crunch call
Vladimir Putin delayed a crucial call with US President Donald Trump by an hour, joking about the wait during a national event with industrialists in Moscow. Despite the impending talks on Ukraine, he seemed unconcerned about the time.
Putin's ally, Alexander Shokhin, reminded him of the call, to which Putin quipped about the spokesperson's role. The light-hearted exchange highlighted Putin's apparent lack of urgency regarding the discussions.
GB News: WATCH: Jonathan Gullis tells Tories to ‘swallow their pride’
Former Conservative MP Jonathan Gullis has called on party members to support Kemi Badenoch's position on net zero targets. He emphasized the importance of unity as Badenoch launches policy commissions to guide the party's return to power.
GB News: WATCH: Bev Turner BLASTS civil service spending: 'Makes your blood boil!'
GB News host Bev Turner criticized civil service spending, calling it infuriating after the Government announced a freeze on nearly all 20,000 procurement cards. These cards accumulated £675 million in expenses over the past year, prompting a crackdown on wasteful spending.
GB News: WATCH: Carole Malone warns release of Harry's visa documents could 'hack a lot of people'
Carole Malone has cautioned that the release of Prince Harry's US visa documents may frustrate many individuals who have been denied entry to the US for similar drug-related reasons. This comes as a US court is set to unveil details about Harry's visa approval despite his admissions of past drug use.
GB News: WATCH: Prince Harry could 'flee to Canada' if deported as a result of visa battle
Prince Harry may consider relocating to Canada instead of returning to the UK if he faces deportation due to his visa issues. A judge has ordered the release of redacted immigration records, marking a setback in his ongoing legal battle.
GB News: ‘Stop trying to be liked by centrist dads!’ Jonathan Gullis tells Tories to ‘swallow their pride’ over net zero as Badenoch ditches target
Former Conservative MP Jonathan Gullis has called on party members to support Kemi Badenoch's position that achieving net zero by 2050 is "impossible" without significant economic consequences. He emphasized the importance of her upcoming policy commissions for the Conservatives' future.
Badenoch's stance marks a departure from the previous government’s commitment, with critics highlighting inconsistencies in her views. While she still supports the concept of net zero, she argues that the 2050 deadline is unrealistic. Trust in the Conservative Party is reportedly low, complicating their efforts to regain voter confidence.
GB News: REVEALED: How Starmer could raid pensioners with ‘defence tax’ to help Ukraine defeat Russia
Experts warn that pensioners may face financial strain as Labour seeks to increase defense spending amid rising costs and sluggish growth. With Prime Minister Starmer committing to 2.5% of GDP for defense, concerns arise about potential tax hikes impacting both pensioners and the wealthy.
European nations are exploring new taxes to fund military budgets, with Estonia leading by implementing a 'defense tax.' Similar measures may be considered in the UK, raising fears of increased taxes on income and wealth to support defense initiatives.
#society
GB News: Locals fight back against drug-using fly-tippers after outrage hits British beauty hotspot
Residents in a Welsh town are tackling drug-related littering after discovering numerous nitrous oxide canisters dumped on the Sychnant Pass. Volunteers have cleared 60 boxes, including unopened canisters, expressing concern for local wildlife and community safety.
The local council condemned the fly-tipping, promising to pursue legal action against those responsible. A McDonald's receipt found among the rubbish may aid in identifying the culprits. Community outrage highlights the impact of such behavior on the area's beauty and public health.
GB News: Council row erupts after huge pirate ship erected in garden as supporters vow to 'tie themselves' to enormous vessel
Donna and Waine Hetherington, owners of the Dog and Duck pub, face challenges from Tandridge District Council requiring planning permission for a giant pirate ship and a pop-up play area. The couple, already struggling, are heartbroken as they rely on these attractions to draw customers.
Supporters have rallied, with over 950 signing a petition to keep the pirate ship, and some locals even proposing protests. The brewery Hall & Woodhouse is assisting with the planning application, but delays could hinder summer events crucial for the pub's survival.
GB News: Motel staff find 3ft alligator left behind in room after owner thought he lost him
A three-foot alligator named Wally was discovered abandoned in a Michigan motel room after its owner, an exotic animal collector, checked out. The motel staff found the reptile hiding under the bed during a routine cleaning.
Despite the surprise, the alligator was described as friendly and was safely handled by authorities. Wally was later reunited with his owner, who had mistakenly believed the alligator had escaped.
GB News: Electric car chargers deemed anti-disabilities with millions left stranded by Labour's net zero plans
A report from the Public Accounts Committee reveals that the UK's electric vehicle charging network is not accessible for disabled drivers, with no charge points meeting established accessibility standards. The report highlights significant regional disparities, with 43% of charge points in London and the South East, leaving rural areas underserved.
The committee warns that the government’s slow progress could lead to disabled individuals being marginalized in the EV infrastructure rollout. By 2035, 1.35 million drivers with disabilities will rely on public charge points, yet the current network poses challenges for accessibility. The Department for Transport is reviewing the standards, but implementation remains a concern.
GB News: National Lottery winner bursts into tears after admitting 'incredible' £1m jackpot will deliver major change
Zoe Haggie, the wife of a National Lottery winner, expressed her disbelief and joy after her husband won a £1 million jackpot. The win will significantly improve their family's living situation, allowing them to expand their home for their four children.
Zoe initially thought it was a joke when her husband shared the news, but the reality set in as they began planning for their new home. They plan to continue working while enjoying their newfound fortune.
GB News: Self-declared patriot vows he 'will not go to war' under Starmer's Britain: 'It's not worth defending'
Charlie Downes, a self-declared patriot, has stated he will "not go to war" under Prime Minister Keir Starmer's leadership, criticizing the current state of Britain's identity. He expressed disillusionment with the political class, claiming they have betrayed the country and its values.
Downes highlighted a lack of purpose and belonging among his peers, attributing this to mass migration and political decisions that have altered Britain's character. He believes many young people feel similarly, with 41% of those under 30 unwilling to defend the country.
GB News: WATCH: Hungarian MPs set off smoke bombs after Pride ban is voted through
Hungary's parliament has enacted a law banning the annual Pride march, citing concerns for children's welfare. The ruling Fidesz party expedited the legislation, prompting protests, including smoke bombs, from opposition lawmakers in Budapest.
The move has sparked significant backlash among LGBTQ+ advocates and opposition parties.
GB News: Labour minister staunchly defends Government's benefits raid despite looming revolt from MPs: 'Social Security is broken!'
Work & Pensions Minister Alison McGovern has labeled the current social security system as "broken," advocating for significant reforms to reduce the benefits bill by £5 billion. The government's proposed changes include adjustments to Personal Independence Payments and job center services, aimed at addressing the high unemployment rate of 2.8 million people.
McGovern emphasized the need for a sustainable welfare state that focuses resources on those with the greatest disadvantages. She outlined plans to improve health support, create job opportunities, and revamp the Department for Work and Pensions to better assist individuals in finding employment.
GB News: WATCH: Bev shuts down guest who claims attitudes towards gay community have 'changed' since Trump
GB News host Bev Turner challenged activist Lewis Oakley's claim that Donald Trump's election has led to increased discrimination against the LGBTQ+ community. Turner argued that the term "gay" is being used more frequently as a pejorative since Trump's presidency.
Oakley, while disagreeing with the portrayal of Trump as a singular "boogeyman," expressed concern over rising discrimination against the community.
GB News: Driver shocked to find huge dent on car bonnet after neighbour's cat fell from 14th-storey balcony
A driver discovered a large dent on their car after a neighbor's cat fell from a 14th-floor balcony, landing on the vehicle. The cat's owner left a note apologizing and providing contact information, expressing regret over the incident.
Commenters on social media reacted with surprise and sympathy, acknowledging the unfortunate situation for both the car owner and the deceased cat's family. Insurance is reportedly handling the damage to the car.
GB News: Bev Turner makes brilliant point as GB News guest claims Donald Trump is a ‘danger’ to gay people
GB News host Bev Turner challenged activist Lewis Oakley's assertion that Donald Trump's presidency has led to increased discrimination against the gay community. Oakley cited a shift in attitudes, claiming the term "gay" is now more frequently used as a pejorative since Trump's election.
Turner dismissed Oakley's argument, asserting that people are not using "gay" negatively due to Trump's influence. Oakley maintained his stance, suggesting that societal attitudes have changed and that companies are retracting their diversity initiatives. Writer Russell T. Davies expressed concern that the gay community is facing unprecedented danger.
GB News: British Airways flight from hell that made Patrick Christys four hours late for close friend’s wedding
Patrick Christys criticized British Airways for a series of mishaps that caused him to arrive four hours late to a friend's wedding. He recounted being delayed by a late flight, incorrect landing at Stansted instead of City of London, and poor onboard conditions, including overflowing toilets.
Christys expressed frustration over the airline's decline in service quality, likening it to a budget airline. He also noted difficulties in reaching customer service, reflecting on past negative experiences. GB News has sought a comment from British Airways.
GB News: HGVs face ban on major roads after five years of campaigning moves forward - 'Huge congestion issues'
A report has concluded that heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) are causing significant disruption on certain roads, prompting calls for a new traffic route to alleviate the issue. The M4 to Dorset Coast Strategic Study, initiated in 2020, suggests the A350 as an alternative corridor to reduce HGV traffic on local roads.
Local officials, including East Wiltshire MP Danny Kruger, emphasize the need to separate local and strategic traffic to minimize congestion in villages. The study's findings could lead to road upgrades that enhance connections between the M4 and the Dorset coast while improving safety and efficiency for freight transport.
GB News: Nottingham school lockdown: Children forced to 'hide under tables' after school 'intruder' sparks campus closedown
Bilborough College and Nottingham University Samworth Academy were placed on lockdown after reports of an intruder on campus. Students were instructed to hide as police responded, and the lockdown lasted about 40 minutes. Authorities confirmed no weapons were involved, and the situation is now resolved.
The college reassured parents about safety protocols, highlighting the effectiveness of their lockdown procedures due to regular drills. Classes have resumed, with ongoing vigilance for safety.
GB News: Britons risk car insurance chaos with policies cancelled under HMRC rules which impact driving habits
Drivers using personal vehicles for deliveries from platforms like Facebook Marketplace may be at risk of invalidating their car insurance. Regular delivery activities could be classified as "trading" under HMRC definitions, which typically aren't covered by standard car insurance policies.
Experts warn that if drivers do not update their policies to include "business use," they could face significant financial repercussions in the event of an accident. Insurers may void policies if they find undisclosed commercial use, leaving drivers unprotected.
GB News: Council row erupts as pensioner, 83, with 'dead leg' DENIED blue badge because there was 'not enough medical evidence' - 'Ridiculous!'
An 83-year-old man, Derek Gibson, has been denied a blue badge parking permit despite suffering from diabetic muscular neuropathy, which severely limits his mobility. After holding the permit for nine years, he was instructed to apply to a different council, which rejected his application due to insufficient medical evidence.
Gibson and his wife are concerned about accessing essential services as his current permit expires soon. They plan to challenge the decision and are determined to provide additional medical documentation to support his case.
GB News: Benefits fraudster mum sues daughters after giving them £1m fortune to keep RECEIVING her benefits
Camilla Bains lost her legal battle to reclaim over £1 million in assets transferred to her daughters to maintain state benefits. The court ruled she intentionally divested herself of her wealth to avoid benefit fraud, deeming the transfers as gifts to her daughters.
Judge Nigel Gerald found Bains had no claim to the assets after she destroyed trust deeds confirming her ownership. The ruling confirms her daughters as the rightful owners of the house and cash.
GB News: WATCH: 'That is very nice!' Eamonn Holmes praises Kate for sweet gesture
Eamonn Holmes commended the Princess of Wales for her generosity after she treated troops to drinks during her visit to the Irish Guards on St. Patrick's Day. The event also celebrated the regiment's 125th anniversary.
GB News: Hospitals ask parents to 'identify' pronouns and sexual orientation of newborn babies - 'It's insane!'
Inspira Health's new questionnaire for parents of newborns, which asks for the child's sexual orientation and gender identity, has ignited controversy. Critics argue that it is absurd and unnecessary, with some parents and public figures expressing outrage over the requirement.
The questionnaire was implemented to comply with a New Jersey law aimed at collecting demographic data. Republican Senator Holly Schepisi plans to introduce legislation to restrict such data collection to those aged 16 and older, citing concerns over the law's rapid approval and potential misuse of data.
GB News: WATCH: Eamonn Holmes says he is 'worried' about welfare cuts: 'I just feel for everyone'
Eamonn Holmes has voiced worries over how disabled individuals are represented as the Government prepares to unveil major welfare cuts. This comes ahead of an announcement from Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall regarding efforts to lower the increasing benefits expenditure.
GB News: More Britons killed on October 7 than in any other foreign terror attack since 9/11 as final victim named
A recent parliamentary report reveals that the October 7 attack resulted in the highest number of British casualties from a foreign terror attack since 9/11, naming all 18 victims, including Rotem Kalderon. The report documents the extensive violence, including murder and sexual assault, perpetrated by Hamas.
The report, which aims to counter misinformation, highlights that 73% of the victims were civilians, detailing the planning behind the attacks and the horrific acts committed. It underscores the rise in antisemitism in the UK since the attack, with calls for recognition of the atrocities faced by the Jewish community.
GB News: 'World's most expensive dog' sells for staggering £4.4m as one parent is 'wild beast'
A wolfdog named Cadabomb Okami has been sold for £4.4 million, making it the world's most expensive dog. The eight-month-old pup is a crossbreed between a wolf and a Caucasian Shepherd, weighing 75 kg and standing 30 inches tall.
S Sathish, a prominent dog breeder in India, purchased Okami to showcase at high-profile events. He emphasizes the rarity of the breed and provides extensive care for his dogs, including a diet of raw food.
GB News: Aldi rolls out scheme offering free bathroom products for customers in supermarket first
Aldi has launched a program in the UK to provide free period products in its store toilets, aiming to alleviate period poverty. The initiative allows anyone to take pads and tampons without restrictions, and is part of a partnership with the charity Bloody Good Period, which received over one million donated products.
Research indicates that 41% of people who menstruate struggle to afford period products, with many prioritizing essential items like food over sanitary supplies. Aldi's initiative seeks to ensure that access to period products is treated as a basic necessity, similar to toilet paper.
GB News: Eamonn Holmes praises Princess Kate for generous gesture: 'Not everyone does that!'
Eamonn Holmes commended the Princess of Wales for her "generosity" after she bought drinks for troops during her St. Patrick's Day visit to the Irish Guards. Celebrating the regiment's 125th anniversary, she joined soldiers for refreshments and shared a half pint of Guinness.
Holmes noted that her gesture reflects well on her character, highlighting the rarity of such acts. The Princess also presented operational medals to soldiers returning from Iraq, marking her return to public duties after a health-related absence.
GB News: Ryanair passenger arrested upon landing after 'vaping through the whole flight' from Manchester to Spain
A Ryanair passenger was arrested after vaping throughout a flight from Manchester to Spain, despite being warned by the pilot. The man, traveling to Alicante for his wedding, was met by Guardia Civil agents upon landing and continued to argue with officers.
The incident has drawn attention online, with many commenting on the embarrassment of the situation and questioning the behavior of passengers on flights. This follows other recent disturbances on Ryanair flights, including arrests for disruptive behavior.
GB News: Football team set to change name after suffering huge transgender backlash
Boston's new National Women's Soccer League expansion team will change its name after backlash over its original branding, "BOS Nation FC," and the slogan "Too Many Balls." The team faced criticism from the transgender community, prompting an apology and a complete rebranding.
The controversy reflects ongoing tensions regarding language and inclusivity in women's sports, with significant public opposition to transgender inclusion. Polling indicates a majority of Americans, including many Democrats, oppose allowing biological males in women's sports, impacting political discourse.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Zelensky says Russian strikes target civilian sites after Putin-Trump call
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky accused Russia of rejecting ceasefire proposals after recent strikes on civilian infrastructure, including a hospital in Sumy. Despite a call between Presidents Trump and Putin, which led to a temporary halt on energy target attacks, a full ceasefire remains off the table.
Zelensky emphasized that the ongoing assaults on civilian areas demonstrate Russia's unwillingness to pursue peace. The situation escalated with air raid sirens and explosions reported shortly after the call.
GB News: Putin halts key Ukraine airstrikes and agrees to prisoner swap deal after 'frank' Trump call
Vladimir Putin has agreed to cease key airstrikes on Ukraine's infrastructure for 30 days following a conversation with President Donald Trump. The discussion also led to a prisoner swap agreement and emphasized a commitment to a peaceful resolution of the conflict.
The Kremlin stated that any mediation efforts would require a halt to military aid and intelligence sharing with Ukraine.
GB News: Putin bombs Ukrainian energy plant JUST HOURS after promising Trump strikes would stop
Russian forces targeted energy infrastructure in Slovyansk, Ukraine, shortly after President Putin indicated a temporary halt to attacks. This escalation undermines hopes for a ceasefire and peace negotiations, with Ukrainian President Zelensky condemning Putin's actions as a rejection of a full ceasefire.
In response, UK officials are preparing to accelerate arms shipments to Ukraine to strengthen its position. Meanwhile, Democratic lawmakers are urging the Trump administration to restore a program tracking Ukrainian children abducted by Russia, expressing concern over potential data loss regarding thousands of missing children.
GB News: Israel Gaza war: Netanyahu vows to 'destroy' Hamas as IDF renews strikes after botched hostages deal
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has announced the resumption of airstrikes on Gaza, asserting the need to destroy Hamas. This decision has faced backlash from charities and regional nations, including Turkey and the UAE, as negotiations for a ceasefire continue under these renewed attacks.
Gaza's hospitals are overwhelmed, with reports of hundreds of injured individuals arriving for treatment, including severe cases of burns and amputations. Hamas, while holding a significant number of hostages, has accused Israel of undermining mediation efforts for a lasting peace.
GB News: Putin halts key Ukraine airstrikes and agrees to prisoner swap deal after 'frank' Trump call
Vladimir Putin has announced a 30-day halt on key airstrikes targeting Ukraine's major infrastructure following a conversation with President Donald Trump. Additionally, he has agreed to a prisoner swap deal.
GB News: King in 'daily contact' with Pope Francis ahead of planned visit, Cameron Walker reveals
King Charles and Queen Camilla will proceed with their visit to Italy next month, scheduled for April 7 to 10, despite Pope Francis's ongoing battle with pneumonia. Buckingham Palace has officially confirmed the trip to Rome and Ravenna.
GB News: King Charles 'pushing ahead' with Pope Francis plan amid 'dangerous' pneumonia battle
King Charles and Queen Camilla are set to visit Italy from April 7 to 10, despite Pope Francis's ongoing battle with pneumonia. Buckingham Palace remains in daily contact with the Vatican and is hopeful the visit will proceed as planned, with a positive outlook on the Pope's health.
The royal visit aims to strengthen UK-Italy relations, showcasing diplomatic ties amid rising tensions in Europe. The itinerary includes meetings with Italian President Mattarella and Prime Minister Meloni, emphasizing the importance of soft power diplomacy.
GB News: Donald Trump issues 'dire' warning to Iran unless Houthi attacks stop with Tehran being held responsible for 'every shot fired'
President Trump has warned Iran of dire consequences if Houthi attacks on international shipping lanes do not cease, asserting that every Houthi shot is a shot fired from Iran. The U.S. has conducted significant military operations in Yemen, targeting Houthi capabilities.
The Houthis claim that recent U.S. strikes resulted in 53 casualties, including children, while Iran denies involvement and criticizes U.S. accusations. The Pentagon aims to protect shipping lanes and U.S. interests amidst ongoing Houthi threats to attack vessels until Israel lifts its blockade of Gaza.
GB News: Nigel Farage warns Keir Starmer he faces ‘uproar’ if he ploughs on with Ukraine plan without vote
Nigel Farage warned that Keir Starmer would face significant backlash if he sends British troops to Ukraine without parliamentary approval. Discussions among Western leaders are ongoing regarding a potential peacekeeping force, but concerns remain about the implications of such a commitment.
Farage expressed apprehension about the long-term consequences of deploying troops, citing historical precedents. Meanwhile, negotiations between the US and Russia regarding a ceasefire are underway, with the UK government emphasizing that any resolution must prioritize Ukraine's interests.
#economy
The Western Journal: Elon's Team Finds 'Magic Money Computers' Used to Create Money 'Out of Thin Air'
Elon Musk claimed that the federal government operates 14 "magic money computers" that can create money out of thin air, primarily located in agencies like the Treasury and HHS. This assertion was made during a podcast with Senator Ted Cruz, who expressed curiosity about the concept.
Musk's comments align with Modern Monetary Theory (MMT), which suggests that governments can spend without the constraints of revenue or borrowing, with inflation being the primary limit. Critics, however, argue that this approach is flawed, citing historical examples of nations that faced economic crises after excessive spending.
#military
GB News: MAPPED: Europe is moving towards conscription - but will Britain follow suit?
European countries are reconsidering conscription in response to rising military tensions, particularly due to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and a perceived shift in U.S. foreign policy under President Trump. Nations like Latvia, Lithuania, and Sweden have already reintroduced mandatory military service, while polling shows significant public support for conscription in France and Germany.
The debate over conscription reflects broader concerns about national security and military readiness. Despite historical reluctance, some military leaders in the UK advocate for re-evaluating conscription as a necessary measure to prepare for potential conflicts. While the UK government currently dismisses the idea, the evolving geopolitical landscape may force a reassessment of defense strategies.
GB News: WATCH: Nana Akua fumes at 'lazy' Gen Z as conscription fears heat up
GB News presenter Nana Akua criticized Generation Z, labeling them as "lazy people." This comes amid warnings from Liberal Democrat MP Mike Martin that Britons could face conscription if tensions with Russia escalate into war.
#history
GB News: Nigel Farage pays touching tribute as last Battle of Britain pilot dies - WATCH
John "Paddy" Hemingway, the last surviving pilot of the Battle of Britain, passed away at the age of 105. Nigel Farage paid tribute, highlighting the romanticism associated with RAF veterans and the Spitfire. Hemingway's legacy includes remarkable wartime exploits against the Luftwaffe.
The RAF described Hemingway as a thoughtful and mischievous individual who embodied the spirit of those who defended Britain in 1940. His contributions included downing enemy aircraft and enduring multiple harrowing experiences during intense dogfights.
GB News: Shipwreck: Historic ghost ship found 132 years after sinking 600ft deep in 'Shipwreck Coast'
The wreck of the Western Reserve, a historic all-steel ship that sank in 1892, has been discovered in Lake Superior at a depth of 600 feet. The ship, known for its speed and safety, tragically sank during a storm, resulting in 27 fatalities, with only one survivor.
The Great Lakes Shipwreck Historical Society announced the find after a two-year search. The wreck was confirmed using sonar and a remotely operated vehicle, revealing that the ship's bell and other details remain intact. The discovery highlights the region's maritime history and the numerous shipwrecks in the Great Lakes.
#health
GB News: Tinnitus: Fruit, fibre, dairy and caffeine-rich diet may lower risk of condition that causes ringing in ears
Tinnitus affects approximately 7.6 million people in the UK, with 1.5 million experiencing severe symptoms. New research suggests that increased consumption of fruits, dairy, fiber, and caffeine may lower the risk of developing tinnitus, though findings on caffeine are debated.
While the study indicates significant reductions in tinnitus prevalence linked to these dietary factors, researchers caution that the evidence quality is low and further studies are needed. The RNID emphasizes the importance of ongoing research and offers support for individuals affected by tinnitus.
GB News: Product recall: Waitrose urgently recalls seafood sold in stores due to packaging error - 'do not consume'
Waitrose has recalled its Essential Waitrose Seafood Sticks 250g due to a date code error, urging customers not to consume the product with a Best Before Date of October 5, 2025. Shoppers can return the items for a full refund without a receipt.
Additionally, the Office for Product Safety and Standards has warned about potential health risks from Emba cookware, including cast iron skillets and griddles, due to heavy metal migration. Consumers are advised to stop using these products immediately.
GB News: How to live longer: Supercentenarian who lived to 117 ate her go-to snack 3 times a day
A study of the late Maria Branyas Morera, who lived to 117, reveals insights into longevity. Her cells functioned as if they were 17 years younger, attributed to a unique microbiome and healthy lifestyle choices, including a Mediterranean diet and regular family interaction.
Researchers aim to use these findings to inform treatments for age-related illnesses, suggesting that aging and sickness do not have to be linked. Branyas's life exemplified the potential for longevity through a combination of genetics and lifestyle.
GB News: Mystery as over 100 surfers fall ill after bizarre sea foam appears on beach
Over 100 beachgoers in South Australia have reported cold and flu-like symptoms after mysterious sea foam appeared along the coast, prompting temporary beach closures. Symptoms include coughing and sore throats, coinciding with fish deaths in the area.
Authorities are investigating a potential link between the foam and a microalgal bloom, likely caused by high temperatures and stagnant water. While most sea foam is harmless, exposure during algal blooms can lead to health issues, particularly for those with respiratory conditions.
GB News: Gogglebox fan-favourite star showcases remarkable 5st weight loss as they share glamorous selfie
Amy Tapper, former Gogglebox star, has showcased her five-stone weight loss transformation on Instagram, stunning fans with her radiant appearance in a lilac lace dress. The 24-year-old has documented her fitness journey since 2022, sharing progress photos and workout videos.
Tapper expressed pride in her achievements, revealing that her motivation stemmed from past experiences of embarrassment regarding her weight. She follows the Muscle Food diet plan and has actively engaged in fitness activities, celebrating milestones along the way.
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The Epoch Times: The 3 Things Experts Say Would Make US Education World Class
U.S. public school performance in reading and math declines, with many students below grade level despite high spending.
GB News: ‘Britain’s strictest head’ lashes out at Labour’s ‘scandalous’ school plans in furious rant
Katharine Birbalsingh criticizes proposed education reforms for undermining school freedoms and hindering recruitment.
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Fox News: Convicted murderer becomes Louisiana's first nitrogen gas execution after appeal denied
Louisiana executed Jessie Hoffman using nitrogen gas, marking the state's first use of this method. Hoffman was convicted in 1996 for the kidnapping, rape, and murder of Mary Elliott. His last-minute appeals were denied by the U.S. Supreme Court.
Officials claim nitrogen gas execution is painless, aiming to deliver justice after a long hiatus from executions. The state anticipates more executions this year, as the method is only permitted in a few states.
GB News: Asda shoppers left shocked as 28-year-old faces jail time for 'exposing himself' in supermarket car park
A 28-year-old man, Gheorghe Berceanu, faces jail time for indecent exposure at an Asda supermarket in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. He exposed himself to shoppers, including children, and made lewd remarks before being reported to security.
Berceanu has pleaded guilty and is scheduled for sentencing on April 22, with a probation report to be prepared. The incident has raised concerns among shoppers regarding public safety.
GB News: Gold toilet theft trio found guilty over £5million Blenheim Palace heist
Three men have been convicted for their involvement in the 2019 theft of a £4.8 million gold toilet from Blenheim Palace, Winston Churchill's birthplace. Michael Jones and Fred Doe were found guilty of burglary and converting criminal property, while Bora Guccuk was acquitted.
James Sheen, the ringleader, had previously pleaded guilty and received a 17-year sentence. The toilet, created by Maurizio Cattelan, was stolen during a quick raid, and its gold has not been recovered. The trio will be sentenced at a later date.
GB News: Staffordshire news: Benefits mum bashes police officer's face with Bible after neighbours raise 'noise nuisance' alarm
A mother, Melanie Harrison, avoided jail after assaulting a police officer with a Bible during a noise complaint investigation in Stoke-on-Trent. She was charged with criminal damage and assaulting an emergency worker, ultimately fined £1,200.
Harrison, a single mother of three, had been previously of good character and cited financial difficulties during her court appearance.
The Western Journal: Video: Cops Search for Man Visiting Pro-Trump Homes, Leaving Disgusting Memento for Innocent Homeowners
Police in Aspinwall, Pennsylvania, are searching for a man who has been targeting homes with Trump flags, allegedly spitting on doors and yelling obscenities. Residents reported seeing the man, who is believed to be in his late 40s or early 50s, previously engaging in similar behavior.
The police chief emphasized the need to protect residents regardless of political affiliation, while urging anyone who sees the suspect to call 911. This incident is part of a broader trend of vandalism against pro-Trump symbols across the country.
GB News: Tesco staff assaulted by man who went berserk trying to buy cheese
A man in Plymouth assaulted a Tesco staff member after being unable to pay for cheese, throwing coins at the worker and damaging a door before leaving. Police have released a CCTV image of the suspect and are seeking public assistance in identifying him.
A recent survey indicates that retail workers face increasing violence, with incidents of abuse rising significantly. The British Retail Consortium reports that nearly a quarter of Britons have witnessed such abuse, highlighting a growing concern for safety in the retail sector.
GB News: Van 'ploughs into multiple people' in central London as emergency services rush to the scene
A van has reportedly struck multiple pedestrians in Central London, prompting a swift response from emergency services. The incident occurred near Somerset House on the Strand, which has been cordoned off by police.
Authorities have yet to officially confirm the nature of the incident, while personnel from the London Fire Brigade and Ambulance Service are on-site. The Strand is closed from Surrey Street to Waterloo Bridge, though eastbound traffic remains open.
GB News: Nicholas Prosper: Teenager who murdered his mother and two siblings planned to kill at least 30 children as young as four in school massacre
Nicholas Prosper, an 18-year-old from Luton, pleaded guilty to murdering his mother and two siblings. He had planned to kill up to 30 children at St Joseph's Catholic Primary School, aiming for notoriety akin to other mass killers. His meticulous planning included researching previous school massacres.
On the day of the murders, Prosper shot his family members before attempting to execute his school shooting plan. He was later arrested while armed, having hidden his shotgun and ammunition. A psychiatrist reported that Prosper showed symptoms of Autism Spectrum Disorder, which had gone undiagnosed.
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GB News: USA boss Mauricio Pochettino left 'disappointed' after watching Donald Trump chat - 'He should say'
USA soccer coach Mauricio Pochettino expressed disappointment after Donald Trump and FIFA president Gianni Infantino discussed the 2026 World Cup, with Infantino affirming the USA's chances of winning. Pochettino felt he should have been consulted for a more informed opinion.
Pochettino, who has been in charge for less than a year, emphasized the pressure to succeed in a country where winning is paramount. He also reaffirmed his connection to England, despite managing the USA, highlighting the complex relationship between English and Argentine identities.
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GB News: WATCH: Dolphins surround SpaceX capsule as Nasa astronauts return to Earth
Astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams have successfully returned to Earth aboard a SpaceX capsule, splashing down off the Florida coast. Their return followed an unexpected extended stay on the International Space Station, marked by the presence of dolphins surrounding the rescue craft.
GB News: WATCH: Nasa astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams dismount from rescue capsule after splash down
NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams have safely returned to Earth after splashing down off the Florida coast. Their return followed an unplanned extended stay aboard the International Space Station.
GB News: Nasa astronauts splash down after being stranded for nine-months following SpaceX rescue mission
NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams have successfully returned to Earth after a nine-month stay on the International Space Station, which was extended due to issues with Boeing's capsule. They splashed down off the Florida coast in a SpaceX capsule, greeted by cheers from mission control.
The astronauts were retrieved from the capsule by a recovery crew, with dolphins circling nearby. Following their return, they will undergo health checks due to their prolonged time in microgravity.
GB News: WATCH LIVE: Astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams return to Earth
NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams have returned to Earth after months at the International Space Station, landing off the coast of Florida. They traveled back in a SpaceX capsule, alongside two other astronauts, following issues with Boeing's new spacecraft.
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GB News: Chinese giant BYD launches fastest electric car charger which can power vehicles in just five minutes
Chinese electric vehicle brand BYD has unveiled a new charger that can power its cars in just five minutes, matching traditional refueling times. This charger, capable of 1,000kW, is set to be rolled out in China before expanding globally, with plans for over 4,000 ultra-fast charging points.
BYD aims to alleviate charging anxiety and boost EV adoption, competing directly with Tesla's Supercharger technology. The company is also expanding its manufacturing presence in Europe, potentially challenging Tesla's market dominance in the coming years.
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GB News: Jet2 news: British holidaymakers face travel chaos after four flights diverted
British travelers faced significant disruptions as four Jet2 flights to Madeira were diverted to Gran Canaria and Fuerteventura due to strong winds. Hundreds of passengers are stranded at alternative airports, awaiting further instructions as adverse weather conditions continue to impact multiple airlines.
In total, eight flights were redirected from Madeira, with additional diversions affecting British Airways, EasyJet, and Wizzair among others. Wind gusts reached 80 km/h, making landings unsafe and leading to the cancellation of five flights. Airport authorities are closely monitoring the situation.