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26 Mar 2025
#illegals
GB News: More than 30,000 small boat migrants arrive in UK since Labour came to power in major blow to Keir Starmer's 'smash the gangs' pledge
Over 30,000 small boat migrants have crossed into the UK since Labour took power, marking a significant challenge for Sir Keir Starmer's 'smash the gangs' policy. In just the past week, more than 1,700 migrants have made the journey, raising concerns about the effectiveness of current measures.
Despite the establishment of a Border Security Command, maritime sources warn that without a deterrent strategy, efforts to combat people smuggling are likely to fail. The number of migrants this year has increased by 40% compared to the same period last year.
#politics
GB News: 'Politically motivated!' Charlie Mullins almost STRIPPED of OBE because he's 'a Reform UK supporter'
Charlie Mullins, a Reform UK donor, claims the Labour Government's efforts to revoke his OBE are politically motivated. He faces scrutiny for past social media comments deemed offensive, including remarks about London Mayor Sadiq Khan.
Mullins argues that the investigation is a personal attack due to his political affiliations and insists his comments fall under "freedom of speech." He has since apologized and pledged to undergo training on gender sensitivity.
GB News: 'Absolute disgrace!' Irish MPs erupt in fury as Dáil witnesses shouting and heckling chaos
Irish MPs clashed in Parliament today following a government vote to amend speaking rights for backbenchers, sparking outrage among opposition members. Dáil Speaker Verona Murphy condemned the chaos, stating the behavior was “an absolute disgrace,” leading to the day's adjournment.
The government defended the changes as a means to enhance representation for backbenchers, but opposition parties accused the ruling coalition of manipulating speaking time for political gain. The tensions reflect ongoing disputes over parliamentary privileges and representation.
Times Of Israel: Moody’s warns Israel’s economy has been weakened by ‘very high political risks’
Moody’s Investors Service has highlighted significant political risks in Israel, warning that ongoing judicial reforms and renewed conflict in Gaza could weaken the country’s economic stability. The agency noted that Israel's credit rating outlook remains negative due to geopolitical risks and a polarized political landscape.
Despite these challenges, Moody's acknowledged Israel's economic resilience and strong market access. The agency indicated that a stable outlook could be achieved if military conflicts subside, allowing for effective governance and economic recovery.
#society
Times Of Israel: Israel’s US embassy hosts interfaith Ramadan iftar dinner
Ambassador Yechiel Leiter hosted an interfaith iftar dinner at the Israeli embassy in Washington, attended by around 70 representatives from various faiths. The event featured prayers, a festive meal, and remarks from notable guests, emphasizing the need for peace amid ongoing regional tensions.
This year's gathering lacked representatives from Abraham Accords countries due to strained relations linked to the Gaza conflict. Attendees highlighted the importance of unity among faiths and condemned extremist groups, while also praying for the return of hostages held by Hamas.
GB News: 'Britons should get priority!' Labour spark fresh migrant outrage as Bibby Stockholm firm takes control of hotels: 'It's unfair'
Commentator Alex Armstrong argues that British citizens should have priority for housing over migrants, criticizing the government's decision to continue using hotels for asylum seekers. He claims this approach diverts taxpayer money away from helping locals secure housing.
Armstrong emphasizes that prioritizing housing for British citizens is a common-sense stance, not a political issue. He expresses concern that more funds will be allocated to migrant accommodation instead of assisting Britons struggling to enter the housing market.
GB News: Netflix Adolescence boss blasts 'absurd' claims of 'race-swapping' as he breaks silence on backlash
Jack Thorne, co-writer of Netflix's series "Adolescence," has denied claims that the show is based on real events or that it features "race-swapped" characters for political reasons. He emphasized that the series focuses on masculinity and the radicalization of young boys, not race.
The controversy arose from misinformation linking the show to real-life crimes, particularly the Southport murders. Thorne clarified that the series was in production before these events and aims to address issues surrounding online radicalization and incel culture. The show has garnered significant viewership and sparked discussions in Parliament about youth challenges.
GB News: Asda brings back popular Easter items and releases 11 new bakery treats - from 49p
Asda has reintroduced its Easter characters, Patch the Bunny and Charli the Chick, for its 2025 bakery range, featuring 14 products including 11 new Easter bakes. Prices start at 49p, with offerings designed for family celebrations and sharing.
The collection includes items like Patch the Bunny Mini Rolls, Chocolate Logs, and Easter Cupcakes, appealing to families looking for festive treats. Customer enthusiasm is evident on social media, with many expressing excitement for the new range.
GB News: Travel warning: Britons at 'risk' of assault and harassment in Asian destination - how to stay safe
The UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office has issued a travel warning for British tourists regarding the risk of sexual assault in Laos, advising caution for solo travelers. Tourists are encouraged to use known taxi services and confirm driver identities for added security.
Additionally, travelers should be vigilant about potential methanol poisoning from alcohol and consult FCDO guidelines for safety measures. Similar warnings apply to other Southeast Asian destinations like Thailand, Vietnam, and Cambodia.
GB News: BBC Strictly's James and Ola Jordan share miscarriage heartbreak as they open up on difficult decision
Ola and James Jordan shared their emotional IVF journey in a recent interview, discussing their struggles with fertility after trying to conceive for 18 years. They welcomed their daughter Ella through IVF in 2019, after initially focusing on their careers.
Following a miscarriage during their second IVF attempt, the couple faced the reality that they may not have another child. Despite the challenges, Ola expressed gratitude for their daughter Ella, stating, "As much as I would like Ella to have a sibling, I am realizing now that isn't going to happen."
GB News: WATCH: Martin Daubney fumes as Batley Grammar teacher still 'receives death threats'
Martin Daubney criticized GB News on the anniversary of the Batley Grammar School incident, where a teacher faced severe backlash for showing a caricature of the Prophet Muhammad. He condemned the treatment of the teacher, who was forced into hiding after the incident.
GB News: 'It's just guff!' Alex Deane FUMES at firefighters painting nails to 'combat toxic masculinity': 'Performative nonsense'
Commentator Alex Deane has criticized Nottingham Fire and Rescue Service's nail-painting campaign as "performative nonsense," arguing it fails to address deeper issues like misogyny rather than toxic masculinity. He expressed skepticism about the effectiveness of such symbolic gestures.
In contrast, campaigner Jeff Buck defended the initiative as a meaningful way to encourage discussions on gender identity. The fire service believes that simple actions can foster allyship and open conversations among men.
GB News: Kelsey Parker makes candid pregnancy admission as she details 'fear of missing out'
Kelsey Parker has openly expressed her dislike for pregnancy, citing feelings of missing out on social activities as she prepares for her third child with partner Will Lindsay. Despite the excitement of a new addition, she faces challenges, including severe morning sickness and online backlash regarding her relationship after the death of her late husband, Tom Parker.
Kelsey acknowledged the guilt she feels about moving on but emphasized the importance of happiness for her children. She revealed that Tom's family has been supportive of her new relationship, with his mother giving her blessing for the pregnancy.
GB News: 'Still abandoned!' Batley Grammar teacher 'living in fear' 4 years on: 'Threw him under the bus!'
The Batley Grammar School teacher who faced threats after showing a caricature of Prophet Muhammad in 2021 remains in hiding, living in fear according to a friend. The teacher's situation has been described as "absolutely horrendous," with claims of abandonment by school officials.
The National Education Union has rejected these claims, asserting they provided adequate support to the teacher. Local MP Tracy Brabin defended her efforts to manage community tensions, while other local leaders have not commented on the ongoing situation.
GB News: 'Where is the Netflix show about this?!' Martin Daubney ERUPTS as Batley Grammar teacher 'abandoned': 'No justice'
Martin Daubney criticized GB News for its handling of the Batley Grammar School incident, where a teacher faced threats after showing a caricature of the Prophet Muhammad in 2021. He condemned the political establishment for abandoning the teacher, who still lives in fear and isolation four years later.
Daubney called for accountability, questioning the lack of inquiries and media coverage regarding the teacher's plight. An independent review labeled the teacher a victim of harassment and noted failures by local authorities to protect him from the backlash.
GB News: Ben Cohen and Kristina Rihanoff sell family home weeks after BBC Strictly couple's shock split
Ben Cohen and Kristina Rihanoff have sold their family home for £1.75 million after their split, which was attributed to significant financial troubles totaling around £1 million in debts. The couple, together for 12 years, faced mounting stress from their wellness businesses, leading to their relationship breakdown.
They purchased the five-bedroom property in 2016 for £950,000, making a profit of £800,000 on the sale. The couple, who share an eight-year-old daughter, had previously planned to marry but their financial struggles ultimately contributed to their separation.
GB News: Police investigation into Heathrow substation fire finds NO criminality
The Metropolitan Police have concluded their investigation into the Heathrow substation fire, determining that there was no criminality involved. The fire, which caused significant disruption at Europe's busiest airport, is no longer being treated as suspicious.
Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander and Energy Secretary Ed Miliband have called for reviews into the incident, emphasizing the need to assess energy resilience for critical infrastructure. Miliband highlighted previous warnings about Heathrow's reliance on limited power sources.
GB News: ‘Not good enough!’ Labour’s rape gangs stance blasted by top Tory as calls for national inquiry ramp up after GB News exclusive
Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp criticized Labour's response to grooming gangs as inadequate, advocating for a national inquiry instead of just five local ones. Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch supports this push, emphasizing the need for accountability for public officials who ignored victims' testimonies.
Philp highlighted that many towns were affected and local inquiries lack the necessary legal powers. He plans to table an amendment to Labour's Crime Bill after Easter to establish a National Statutory Inquiry. A survivor's account underscores the urgency for justice in these cases.
GB News: Lottery winner may never receive her $83.5m jackpot after commission investigates 'suspicious' win
A Texas woman who won an $83.5 million lottery jackpot is facing delays in receiving her winnings due to an investigation into her "suspicious" win. The Texas Lottery Commission is scrutinizing her ticket, purchased via the Jackpocket app, amid concerns of money laundering.
Texas officials, including Governor Greg Abbott and Attorney General Ken Paxman, are looking into her win along with another recent jackpot. The woman asserts her right to the prize and is considering legal action if the situation isn't resolved soon. Jackpocket has suspended its operations in Texas due to new regulatory changes.
GB News: One person dead after giant 65ft sinkhole opens up and swallows motorbike
A 33-year-old man died after a 65-foot sinkhole opened in Seoul, South Korea, swallowing his motorcycle. The incident occurred in the Gangdong district during busy traffic, with dashcam footage capturing the sudden collapse. Rescuers took nearly 18 hours to locate the victim.
The man was found unconscious and without a pulse, while another driver narrowly escaped injury. Local officials indicated that ongoing construction work may have contributed to the sinkhole's formation and promised a thorough investigation.
GB News: ‘Nanny state nonsense!’ Britain’s beloved meal deals under THREAT as Labour vote to ban them TODAY
Wales is set to ban the popular meal deal option as Labour votes through legislation aimed at reducing the sale of unhealthy food. The new regulations will restrict promotions on high fat, sugar, and salt products, effectively eliminating multi-buy offers like meal deals.
Critics, including the Welsh Conservatives, argue that this move will disproportionately impact low-income individuals amid rising living costs. They advocate for promoting sports and personal responsibility rather than imposing restrictions that could lead to significant revenue losses for retailers.
GB News: Worst attraction in the UK branded 'abysmal' as visitors call it too 'expensive and touristy' - full list
A new study has identified the world's most disappointing tourist attractions, with Stonehenge ranking third and Loch Ness tenth. Stonehenge received a disappointing score of 73.86 due to high costs and a lack of authenticity, while Loch Ness scored 60.5, reflecting similar visitor dissatisfaction.
The research analyzed social media and reviews, revealing that iconic sites may not meet tourist expectations. Times Square topped the list as the most disappointing attraction, followed by the Hollywood Walk of Fame. These findings may prompt travelers to rethink their plans.
GB News: 'Shameful!' Labour caves to China AGAIN as Miliband set to reject plan to ban 'slave-made' solar panels
Labour faces criticism for planning to whip its MPs to block an amendment aimed at banning solar panels made with forced Uighur labor from a £180 million project. Critics, including Tory MPs, argue this stance undermines anti-slavery efforts and reflects poorly on Labour's principles.
Despite pushback, the government maintains that existing safeguards are sufficient to address human rights abuses in supply chains. They emphasize a broader approach to combat modern slavery rather than targeting individual companies.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Black Sea ceasefire ‘benefits Russia’
Ukrainian MP Oleksiy Goncharenko has raised concerns over a proposed Black Sea ceasefire, suggesting it primarily benefits Russia. He noted conflicting statements from Ukraine, Russia, and the US, expressing skepticism about the demands for lifting sanctions in exchange for a truce.
Goncharenko emphasized the need for a military ceasefire to protect Odesa's ports but highlighted the lack of clarity and unanswered questions regarding the agreement. The US has indicated support for lifting sanctions on Russian agriculture and fertilizer exports as part of the deal.
GB News: Donald Trump accuses Europe of 'freeloading' off US - 'They've been terrible to us!'
Donald Trump has criticized European nations for "freeloading" off the U.S., highlighting a disparity in financial contributions to Ukraine. He questioned why the U.S. has spent $350 billion while Europe has only contributed $100 billion, asserting that NATO allies have been lagging in their defense spending.
French President Emmanuel Macron countered Trump's claims by stating that Europe has funded a significant portion of assistance to Ukraine, emphasizing that they have paid 60% of the total effort. This exchange reflects ongoing tensions regarding European defense spending and U.S. expectations.
GB News: Russian helicopters destroyed as Ukraine launches US-made Himars strike hours before Black Sea ceasefire
Ukraine has reportedly destroyed four Russian helicopters using US-made Himars missiles, just hours before a ceasefire in the Black Sea. This strike occurred in Russia's Belgorod region and was part of ongoing tensions amidst high-level peace talks between Moscow and Washington.
Despite a prior agreement to avoid targeting energy facilities, Russia launched its own missile strike on the Ukrainian city of Sumy, injuring 88 people. The US has made separate agreements with both nations to ensure safe navigation in the Black Sea and facilitate discussions for a sustainable peace.
GB News: Ukraine and Russia agree to Black Sea deal after US talks in Saudi Arabia
Ukraine and Russia have reached a deal following US-led talks in Saudi Arabia. Ukraine's defense minister announced commitments to ensure safe navigation and prevent military use of commercial vessels in the Black Sea.
The US confirmed agreements with both nations to ban strikes on energy facilities and assist in restoring Russia's agricultural export access.
#economy
GB News: 'Rachel Reeves is tinkering at the edges, this is a country is crisis,' says Jacob Rees-Mogg
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to announce an emergency budget, dubbed a "spring statement," while the UK faces significant economic challenges. The government has borrowed more than expected, and GDP growth has stagnated, raising concerns about fiscal health and trade relations.
Critics argue that Reeves' budget measures are insufficient, likening her actions to Nero's indifference during the Great Fire of Rome. They call for substantial reforms, including tax cuts and reduced regulations, instead of minor adjustments.
#military
GB News: French Red Arrows display ends in horror as two jets collide into each other during stunt
Two Alpha jets from France's Patrouille de France aerobatic team collided mid-air during a training drill near Saint-Dizier, resulting in both aircraft being destroyed. Both pilots successfully ejected and were found conscious, with one pilot hospitalized.
Emergency services responded swiftly, and the incident is under investigation. The Patrouille de France is known for its precision aerial displays and has faced previous tragedies in its history.
Fox News: Foreign nationals flying drones over US military sites raises 'espionage' concern: expert
Federal officials are increasingly concerned about foreign nationals using drones to surveil U.S. military bases. Recent arrests include a Chinese-American man charged with flying a drone over Vandenberg Space Force Base and a Canadian tourist accused of photographing sensitive sites at Cape Canaveral.
As drone incursions rise, military leaders warn of potential espionage and the inadequacy of current detection systems. Congress has authorized various federal agencies to develop counter-drone technologies in response to these threats, highlighting the urgent need for improved security measures.
#religion
GB News: GB News Daily Reflections - 26 March
Today's reflection emphasizes Jesus' triumph over Satan, highlighting that human intellect, wisdom, and societal status are insignificant when confronted with the truth of Christ. It encourages believers to trust in Jesus for continual victory.
#culture
GB News: Bruce Springsteen, 75, leaves Netflix Adolescence star in tears with sweet gesture over biopic role
Actor Stephen Graham was deeply moved by a heartfelt text from Bruce Springsteen after portraying his late father in the biopic "Deliver Me from Nowhere." Springsteen expressed gratitude, saying Graham's performance reminded him of his father, which left Graham in tears.
Graham praised Springsteen as a "working-class hero" and reflected on the emotional weight of the message, stating it meant more than any award. He also spoke highly of his co-star Jeremy Allen White, likening the experience to working with Hollywood legends.
GB News: WATCH: Meghan Markle faces 'saturated market' as she launches her new move
Meghan Markle has launched her online fashion boutique, ShopMy, to her 2.6 million Instagram followers, showcasing a mix of luxury and high-street fashion items. However, GB News Royal Correspondent Cameron Walker cautions that she may encounter a "saturated market."
GB News: Neil Dudgeon issues statement amid major Midsomer Murders filming milestone: 'Slightly worrying!'
Production has commenced on the 25th season of "Midsomer Murders," featuring four new episodes. The series, beloved for its blend of murder mysteries set in quaint English villages, continues with returning cast members, including Neil Dudgeon as DCI John Barnaby.
The show has reached a milestone of 144 episodes, surpassing other detective classics. It remains popular globally, airing in nearly 200 territories and maintaining high ratings in countries like Germany and Scandinavia.
GB News: Next James Bond: Relatively unknown actor has odds drastically slashed after 'meeting' Barbara Broccoli
Mike Dickman has emerged as a surprising frontrunner to replace Daniel Craig as James Bond, with his betting odds dropping from 100-1 to 5-1 following a meeting with producer Barbara Broccoli. Dickman, who has small roles in films like Barbie and Indiana Jones, submitted an audition tape after their meeting.
The Bond franchise is undergoing changes after Amazon MGM acquired creative control, leading to speculation about potential casting. Former frontrunner Henry Cavill has also seen his odds improve, now standing at 2-1 to take over the iconic role.
#history
Fox News: Mysterious pyramid, ancient bronze coins discovered by archaeologists
Archaeologists in the Judean Desert have discovered a pyramid-shaped structure dating back 2,200 years, linked to the Ptolemaic and Seleucid periods. The excavation, a collaboration between the Israel Antiquities Authority and the Ministry of Heritage, revealed various artifacts, including bronze coins and tools.
The purpose of the structure remains uncertain, with theories suggesting it could have served as a guard tower, grave marker, or monument. This find alters previous historical assumptions, indicating it was built during the Hellenistic period rather than the First Temple period.
#health
GB News: How to live longer: 30-year study unveils ultimate diet for healthy ageing - raising longevity odds by 86%
A 30-year study involving over 105,000 individuals found that plant-based, nutrient-dense diets significantly enhance healthy ageing, increasing the likelihood of reaching 70 without major chronic diseases by 45% to 86%. Regular consumption of olive oil and avocados was linked to better physical function.
The research highlighted that poor dietary choices can be as detrimental as smoking, with ultra-processed foods lowering healthy ageing odds by 32%. While fast food was associated with social benefits, it did not improve overall health. The study emphasizes the importance of diet in promoting healthy ageing outcomes.
GB News: Product recall: Tesco urgently recalls Free From meals that can cause 'vomiting and diarrhoea' - 'do not eat'
Tesco has recalled various Free From Meal Kits due to undeclared soya, posing a risk for those with soy allergies. The Food Standards Agency confirmed the products contained soya, which can cause severe allergic reactions. Customers should return the products for a full refund.
Additionally, Hogan's Farm Turkey Burgers are being recalled in Northern Ireland due to undeclared sulphur dioxide, which may affect individuals sensitive to it. Consumers are advised to check their products and return them if necessary.
GB News: Cancer: Men warned cancer risk jumps 25 per cent when waist hits a dangerous measurement
New research indicates that waist circumference is a more significant risk factor for obesity-related cancers in men than body mass index (BMI). A Swedish study found that a waist increase of 11cm raised cancer risk by 25%, compared to a 19% increase linked to BMI.
For women, waist circumference and BMI both correlated with a 13% increased cancer risk when waist size increased by about 12cm. The study highlights gender differences in fat distribution and cancer risk, suggesting that waist measurement may be a better predictor of cancer risk than BMI.
#education
GB News: University set to be issued with record fine after failing to protect free speech
University of Sussex faces £585,000 fine for failing to uphold free speech and academic freedom, criticized for self-censorship.
#crime
GB News: Migrant paedophile who attacked teenage girl allowed to stay in Britain as he would face 'inhuman treatment' in Pakistan because he's an 'alcoholic'
A Pakistani man convicted of sexually assaulting a teenager has been allowed to stay in the UK after a judge ruled that deportation would violate his human rights due to his alcoholism. He argued that he would face inhumane treatment in Pakistan, where alcohol is illegal for Muslims.
Despite a Home Office deportation order, the court sided with him, citing concerns over his addiction treatment in Pakistan. This case follows similar rulings allowing foreign criminals to remain in the UK, raising concerns among officials about public safety.
GB News: Victims' families hit back over 'lenient' sentences and call for 'proper punishments' for dangerous criminals
A new campaign group, Justice for Victims, is advocating for harsher sentences for violent criminals, emphasizing the need for whole life orders and longer prison terms. Families of victims, including those affected by high-profile cases, are uniting to demand that the justice system prioritize victim rights.
The group highlights public support for tougher sentencing, with polls indicating a significant majority believe current penalties are too lenient. They are calling for a cross-party effort in Parliament to address these concerns and ensure that justice is served for victims and their families.
GB News: WATCH: Chris Philp brands Labour's response to grooming gangs 'not good enough'
Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp criticized Labour's handling of grooming gangs, stating it falls short. In response, Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has called for a national inquiry into rape gangs, with plans to propose an amendment to Labour's Crime Bill after Easter.
GB News: Body of newborn baby left outside church in bag - Police launch search for mother
A newborn baby was found dead inside a bag outside a church in west London. The discovery prompted an urgent police investigation, with authorities seeking the baby's mother, who may require medical assistance.
Superintendent Owen Renowden emphasized the need to locate the mother for her welfare and urged anyone with information to come forward. The investigation is ongoing as police continue to gather details about the incident.
GB News: BBC Bargain Hunt star calls for ‘harsher’ punishment for criminals after ‘despicable’ hammer raid on auction house
Charles Hanson, star of BBC's Bargain Hunt, is advocating for tougher sentences for burglars after his auction house was targeted, resulting in over £21,000 in stolen valuables. Following the sentencing of Shane O'Malley to 30 months in prison, Hanson expressed his desire for stricter penalties for such crimes.
Hanson described the burglary as "despicable and sad," highlighting the emotional and financial toll on businesses. He praised the police for their swift response and the arrest of O'Malley, who left blood at the scene, but reiterated the need for harsher punishments for offenders.
Fox News: Bryan Kohberger trial: Idaho weather from night of student murders clouds 'moon and stars' alibi
Bryan Kohberger, a Ph.D. student, is accused of murdering four University of Idaho students in a home invasion on November 13, 2022. Prosecutors plan to introduce weather records indicating fog and low visibility at the time, potentially undermining Kohberger's alibi of being out for a drive.
Kohberger's defense seeks to exclude these weather records and other evidence, including his Amazon purchase of a knife linked to the crime. Jury selection is set for July 30, with the trial starting August 11. Kohberger faces a possible death penalty if convicted.
#sports
GB News: WATCH: Ex-Olympian reacts to decision to introduce mandatory sex testing for females
World Athletics will implement mandatory sex testing for all participants in female competitions to confirm their biological sex. Former Olympian Sharron Davies expressed her strong support for this decision, stating she is "extremely pleased."
GB News: Miami Open match suspended due to 'farcical situation' that left players bamboozled courtside
Play at the Miami Open was suspended during Gael Monfils' match against Sebastian Korda due to poor visibility caused by dark clouds. Monfils requested the stadium lights be turned on, but officials faced delays in illuminating the court, leading to a 13-minute interruption.
When play resumed, Korda took a medical time-out for a wrist issue, and light rain began to fall, resulting in another suspension. Korda showed sportsmanship by agreeing to replay a point after Monfils slipped on the wet surface. Fans criticized the tournament's organization for the delays.
GB News: 'Common Sense Wins!' Ex-Olympian says sex tests for female athletes are 'what we've been fighting for'
World Athletics will implement mandatory sex testing for female competitions to verify biological sex, a decision welcomed by former Olympian Sharron Davies. She expressed satisfaction, stating this move will protect women's sports from the advantages of male puberty.
The testing will be non-invasive, using methods like cheek swabs or dry blood tests, and aims to address gender eligibility issues. This decision follows a previous ban on athletes assigned male at birth from competing in female events.
GB News: Anthony Joshua 'open to Jake Paul fight' after Eddie Hearn disclosed potential jaw-dropping earnings
Anthony Joshua could earn £100 million for a potential fight against Jake Paul, with promoter Eddie Hearn confirming Joshua's interest. The bout, which could break pay-per-view records, was prompted by Paul’s call-out on his podcast, where he claimed he could defeat Joshua.
Hearn estimates the fight could attract significant global interest, predicting up to 10 million pay-per-view buys. Despite Joshua's recent knockout loss and current injury setback, he remains open to the match, while Paul has not fought since his victory over Mike Tyson.
GB News: Rory McIlroy advised to axe best friend as golf star looks to win first major in 11 years at The Masters
Nick O'Hern, a former PGA Tour golfer, has advised Rory McIlroy to consider replacing his caddie Harry Diamond with Billy Foster to improve his chances of winning a major championship. O'Hern believes that Foster's experience could be crucial for McIlroy at the upcoming Masters, especially given his 11-year major drought.
Despite McIlroy's recent successes, including wins at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am and The Players Championship, O'Hern emphasizes the need for a change to navigate critical moments in tournaments. Foster, who recently parted ways with Matt Fitzpatrick, has a strong track record with top golfers and could provide the expertise McIlroy needs.
#technology
GB News: Samsung boss suddenly dies aged just 63 after suffering shock heart attack
Samsung Electronics co-CEO Han Jong-hee has died at 63 from a heart attack. He dedicated over 37 years to the company, significantly impacting its global TV business and overseeing its Digital Appliances division. His passing raises concerns about Samsung's future business strategy.
Following Han's death, Jun Young-hyun will assume the role of sole CEO. Samsung recently faced challenges, including declining stock prices and competition from Apple, alongside potential impacts from new tariffs. The company has not confirmed whether a successor for Han will be appointed.
#other
GB News: New start-up airline announces first-ever flights from UK airports to America just in time for summer
Global Airlines will launch its inaugural flights from Manchester and Glasgow to New York JFK in May 2025, emphasizing a luxury travel experience aboard refurbished A380 aircraft. VIP pre-sales for tickets have begun, with a focus on First and Business Class offerings.
In addition, Ryanair has announced its summer 2025 schedule, expanding routes from East Midlands and Scotland, including new destinations such as Krakow, Madeira, and Malta, despite rising Air Passenger Duty concerns.