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28 Mar 2025
#illegals
GB News: ‘Pathetic!’ Priti Patel’s migration crackdown dubbed ‘absymal failure’ after just FIVE offenders sentenced under her watch
Ex-Home Secretary Priti Patel faces criticism for her amendment to the Immigration Act 1971, which resulted in only five sentences for people smugglers in 2022. Critics argue her policies have failed to curb illegal immigration, with record Channel crossings since 2020.
Both Reform UK and Labour have seized on the Tory government's shortcomings in managing immigration, claiming ineffective legislation and rising net migration figures. Calls for decisive action against illegal immigration continue as the political landscape shifts.
#politics
GB News: WATCH: 'You have an authoritarian streak!’ Bev Turner grills GB News guest on new protest laws
Bev Turner criticized Lord Walney for his "authoritarian streak" during a debate over proposed protest laws. The government plans to empower police in England and Wales to restrict or redirect "intimidating" protests occurring near places of worship.
Breitbart: Chaotic Turkish Protests Feature Pepper Spray, Water Cannons, Pikachu
Protests in Turkey have intensified following the arrest of opposition leader Ekrem Imamoglu, with police employing pepper spray and water cannons against demonstrators at the Middle East Technical University in Ankara. Thousands have defied a government ban on protests, leading to a significant crackdown by security forces.
Interior Minister Ali Yerkikaya reported nearly 1,900 arrests, including journalists and social media users. The government faces criticism for its heavy-handed response, with allegations of stifling opposition and press freedom.
GB News: Pro-Palestine protesters disrupt Labour minister’s speech as they storm stage
Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds faced interruptions from pro-Palestine protesters during a speech at Chatham House. The protesters accused the UK government of complicity in the violence against Palestinians due to arms sales to Israel, particularly F-35s.
In response, Reynolds stated that while arms exports to Israel have been suspended, F-35s remain essential for national security, especially regarding Ukraine. This incident follows scrutiny over Reynolds' CV embellishments regarding his legal qualifications.
GB News: WATCH: Christopher Hope asks Keir Starmer ‘are you gaslighting Britons?’
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer defended his party's Spring Statement, which claims Britons will be £500 better off due to tough decisions made by the government. When questioned about whether this is misleading, Starmer attributed the claim to the Office of Budget Responsibility.
#society
GB News: 'He sees how isolated we are!' Prince William hailed 'special' after meeting farmers at mental health event
Prince William has been appointed as the patron of the charity We Are Farming Minds, which aims to support the mental health of farming families. Sam Stables, the charity's head, emphasized the importance of community and connection for farmers facing isolation and mental health challenges.
Stables noted that many farming families struggle to make ends meet and rely on diversification projects. He highlighted the growing public support for farmers and the need for fair treatment in the industry. William's involvement aligns with ongoing efforts to address rural mental health issues.
GB News: Urgent warning to British holidaymakers as new guidance shared following mass stabbing in Amsterdam
British travelers in Amsterdam have received urgent safety advice following a stabbing incident in Dam Square, where five people were injured. The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) urges visitors to remain vigilant and heed local police instructions.
A suspect has been arrested, but the motive remains unclear. Witnesses reported panic and chaos as bystanders reacted to the attack. Travelers are reminded to consult the FCDO's guidance before and during their trips for safety updates.
GB News: Landlord defended after being accused of 'racism' over four-word response to potential tenant
A renter in Walthamstow, London, expressed outrage after receiving a brief response from a landlord asking, "What nationality are you?" when inquiring about a room for rent. The renter shared their shock on Reddit, prompting widespread condemnation of the landlord's question as discriminatory.
While many commenters criticized the landlord, some defended the inquiry, citing English law that requires landlords to verify tenants' Right to Rent. However, critics argued that the question could have been phrased more appropriately to avoid implications of racism.
GB News: ‘Rubbing our noses in it!’ State pension rise will be swallowed up, retiree fears - ‘Doesn’t go anywhere’
A pensioner criticized Chancellor Rachel Reeves for appearing in front of large houses while discussing state pension increases, feeling it was insensitive to those struggling to enter the housing market. The state pension will rise to nearly £12,000 annually in April 2025, but older pensioners may still receive less.
Concerns have been raised about a potential "tax cliff edge" for pensioners, as future increases could push some above the tax-free personal allowance, requiring them to return part of their pension to HMRC.
GB News: Bev Turner accuses GB News guest of having ‘authoritarian streak’ as he welcomes new protest laws
Bev Turner criticized Lord Walney for his "authoritarian streak" during a discussion about new laws aimed at regulating protests near places of worship. The government plans to empower police to manage protests deemed intimidating, particularly those affecting synagogues and mosques.
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper emphasized the need to protect the right to protest while ensuring it does not infringe on the freedoms of others. Recent police data shows a significant rise in religious hate crimes, prompting calls for clearer measures to safeguard worshippers.
GB News: Pippa Middleton and her husband suffer major setback
James Matthews, husband of Pippa Middleton, faces challenges in opening a nursery at Bucklebury Farm due to local highways officials' concerns about increased traffic. The proposal, which seeks to change the use of an existing log cabin, will be debated by the planning committee after being called in by a local councillor.
The nursery aims to serve local parents, as there are no similar facilities within five miles. While the farm's representatives argue the nursery would generate manageable vehicle movements, the highways department views it as a significant concern. A decision is anticipated by mid-April.
GB News: Just Stop Oil activist declares ‘we WILL be back’ as tense row breaks out on GB News
Just Stop Oil activists plan to continue their protests, albeit in a different form, following a vow to end direct action. Dr. Bing Jones stated on GB News that their efforts have not swayed government policy, and he criticized the government's handling of rising emissions.
Jones emphasized the urgency of climate issues and the consequences for future generations, asserting that the group will return to activism despite recent setbacks. The Labour Government has distanced itself from the group while maintaining a ban on new oil and gas licenses.
GB News: Nina Agdal and Logan Paul make heartbreaking admissions over Dillon Danis' vile social media antics
Nina Agdal, engaged to Logan Paul, has described the online harassment she faced from MMA fighter Dillon Danis as the "most traumatic experience" of her life. The harassment, which included sharing intimate and doctored images, led her to file a lawsuit against Danis for "revenge porn," seeking significant damages.
Logan Paul expressed regret over choosing Danis as an opponent, highlighting the emotional toll on Agdal and their family. The couple, now parents to a daughter, continues to pursue justice amid Danis's dismissive attitude towards the legal proceedings.
GB News: Peterborough Cathedral in crisis as historic 900-year-old building needs £300k to stay open
Peterborough Cathedral faces potential closure if it cannot secure £300,000 in funding by month's end. The historic site, which has served the community for 900 years, may reduce its hours to part-time due to rising operational costs, including energy and staff wages.
Local businesses express concern over the economic impact of a potential closure, as the cathedral attracts over 100,000 visitors annually. The Cathedral's annual operating cost exceeds £2 million, with only 15% covered by Church of England grants.
GB News: Just Stop Oil suffer parting shot as Andrew Pierce rejoices at eco group’s major announcement: ‘Good riddance!’
Just Stop Oil has announced it will cease public protests, claiming success in its campaign against new oil and gas, which has now become government policy. GB News host Andrew Pierce welcomed the news, suggesting many Britons will be pleased with the group's decision to stop direct action.
Commentators noted that while the group's protests alienated some supporters, they succeeded in raising awareness about their demands. Just Stop Oil plans to adopt a new strategy focusing on broader political issues, stating that "nothing short of a revolution" is needed to address systemic challenges.
GB News: 'Stop using immediately!' Britons told to check their kitchens as cups sold by popular retailer pose 'burn' risk
British shoppers are warned about Bubble Tea Cups sold at Next, which pose a burn risk due to inadequate instructions on handling hot drinks. The Office for Product Safety and Standards (OPSS) found these products unsafe and advised immediate cessation of use.
Next has withdrawn the items from the market and urged customers to return them for a full refund. Those who purchased online should dispose of the cups immediately. The OPSS emphasized the importance of adhering to product safety regulations.
Breitbart: Bradley Whitford Says Trump Era Is Worst ‘Handmaid’s Tale’ Episode Ever
Actor Bradley Whitford likened the current political climate to a dark episode of "The Handmaid's Tale," emphasizing the need for resilience against ongoing societal issues like racism and misogyny. Writer Warren Littlefield noted that the show has evolved into a symbol of resistance for human rights amid these challenges.
Critics argue that the portrayal of oppression in the show is exaggerated, especially in light of President Trump's policies aimed at reducing federal control and promoting peace. The commentary suggests that claims of oppression may be more about moral superiority than actual circumstances.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Keir Starmer vows MPs WILL vote on sending British soldiers to Ukraine as he prepares to deploy military top brass to Kyiv
Sir Keir Starmer has committed to ensuring that Parliament will vote on any long-term deployment of British troops to Ukraine. He emphasized that military chiefs from the UK, France, and Germany will collaborate on operational plans for future peace agreements, aiming to enhance Ukraine's security.
Starmer also urged for a deadline on Ukraine peace talks, accusing Vladimir Putin of stalling negotiations. Meanwhile, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky reported Russian strikes on energy infrastructure, calling for a response from the US.
#economy
GB News: WATCH: GB News guest fumes at Rachel Reeves for latest move - 'Rubbing our nose in it!'
A pensioner has voiced criticism of Chancellor Rachel Reeves for appearing insensitive during a housing initiative event, where she stood in front of large homes while discussing economic forecasts. The viewer felt this was a disconnect from the realities faced by many.
GB News: 'Absolutely bonkers!' Richard Tice calls for intervention into steel closure in Scunthorpe: 'This is a opportunity'
Reform UK's Richard Tice criticized British Steel's potential closure of two blast furnaces in Scunthorpe, calling for government intervention. He views the situation as an opportunity to secure Britain's steel manufacturing and suggests public ownership and investment in refurbishing the furnaces.
British Steel's CEO stated the closures are necessary due to financial unsustainability amid challenging market conditions, including tariffs and high environmental costs. The company is reportedly losing £700,000 daily and is exploring options with the government.
GB News: ‘I get really emotional’: Martin Daubney fears ‘big mistake’ as major closure in Scunthorpe puts 2,000 jobs at risk
British Steel is considering closing its blast furnaces in Scunthorpe, risking 2,000 to 2,700 jobs. The company, owned by Jingye, cites financial unsustainability. GB News host Martin Daubney expressed emotional concern, linking the potential loss to the area's industrial heritage.
The GMB union called the situation "devastating" and urged government action to secure steelmaking jobs. British Steel is in discussions with the UK Government about funding options to transition to electric arc furnaces, as the industry faces challenges from global tariffs and competition.
GB News: Labour to confirm phase out of petrol and diesel cars by 2030 this Spring - 'Environmental necessity'
Labour will announce details on the Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) mandate this spring, following consultations with car manufacturers. The UK aims for at least 28% of car sales to be electric by the end of the year, transitioning to 100% by 2035, with potential plans to advance the deadline to 2030.
The Government has invested over £2.3 billion to support this transition, enhancing electric vehicle infrastructure with over 75,000 public charging points. Despite upcoming Vehicle Excise Duty changes for electric cars, the automotive sector is adapting to meet ambitious targets for cleaner air and sustainable transport.
GB News: British drivers to fork out £16billion under 'controversial' car tax changes launching within days
UK drivers will face a £16 billion tax increase after April 1, 2025, due to changes in Vehicle Excise Duty. This includes new taxes on electric vehicles, which will now contribute to government revenue, raising concerns about the impact on EV adoption and the fairness of the tax distribution.
Regions with higher EV ownership, like Greater Manchester and London, will bear the largest tax burdens, prompting criticism that this contradicts the government's green transport goals. Critics argue that taxing EVs could hinder progress towards cleaner air and lower emissions.
#military
Breitbart: North Korea Claims to Have AI-Powered Suicide Drones
North Korea claims that Kim Jong-un has overseen tests of a new AI-equipped suicide drone model, following the debut of such drones in August. These loitering munitions are cheaper to produce and could enhance North Korea's military capabilities amid ongoing tensions with the U.S. and South Korea.
Additionally, reports suggest that North Korea may have deployed up to 12,000 troops to assist Russia in the Ukraine conflict, with recent estimates indicating an increase in troop numbers. The close ties between North Korea and Russia have raised concerns about their mutual defense agreements and military cooperation.
Breitbart: Iran Shows Off ‘Underground Missile City’ Stuffed with Advanced Weapons
Iran's military recently showcased a substantial "underground missile city," featuring a variety of long-range missiles, despite claims that U.S. sanctions are crippling its economy. The display, described as a demonstration of military preparedness, follows a pattern of similar propaganda releases amid perceived threats.
Iranian officials boasted about the strength and readiness of their missile capabilities, asserting that they could unveil more such facilities in the future. This comes in the context of ongoing tensions with the U.S. and Israel, as the regime seeks to project power and resilience.
#culture
GB News: ITV Coronation Street star, 48, unrecognisable after character married soap icon in huge '90s plot
Chloe Newsome, known for her role as Vicky McDonald on Coronation Street from 1991 to 1998, has surprised fans with her transformation, now sporting platinum blonde hair. After her departure from the soap, she focused on stage work and made occasional television appearances.
Newsome's character had a tumultuous storyline, including a complicated marriage to Steve McDonald. Recently, she shared a joyful photo on social media, showcasing her vibrant style and happiness, while also celebrating her ten-year marriage to Kevin Spruce.
GB News: BBC sparks revolt as axed soap stars protest cancellation of River City: 'Short-sighted!'
BBC Scotland plans to end the long-running soap River City in autumn 2026, citing changing audience habits and declining viewership. The decision has drawn criticism from industry bodies, unions, and politicians, who argue it jeopardizes jobs and opportunities for Scottish talent.
In response, fans and cast members have launched protests and petitions to save the show. BBC Scotland maintains that the decision is creative, not financial, and promises to increase its drama spending while ensuring future training opportunities for Scottish workers.
GB News: BBC accused of hypocrisy after ‘ridiculous’ censoring of Spice Girls: 'Where does this stop?!'
The BBC has faced criticism for censoring the Spice Girls' song "Spice Up Your Life," specifically omitting the word "yellow" from the lyrics. Former broadcaster Alex Dyke and commentator Bev Turner have called the move "ridiculous," questioning the inconsistency in censoring certain songs while others with controversial lyrics remain unedited.
Dyke highlighted the need for a uniform standard in song censorship, referencing past controversies over other tracks. Turner argued that while language should evolve, the lyrics in current music are often more offensive than those from the past. The BBC stated the censorship reflects listener feedback regarding the song's lyrics.
GB News: Alex Dyke sends 'serious message' to BBC after 'ridiculous' censoring of Spice Girls song
The BBC faced criticism for censoring the Spice Girls' 1997 hit "Spice Up Your Life," as listeners noted that certain lyrics were omitted during broadcasts. This decision has been labeled "ridiculous" by fans and commentators alike.
#history
GB News: 'We're losing our history!' Briton raises thousands of pounds in bid to save LAST WW1 airfield
British flight instructor Emma Munford is undertaking a challenge to fly to 85 airfields in two days, commemorating the 85th anniversary of the Battle of Britain. Her goal is to raise funds for aviation charities that preserve Britain's aerial warfare history and educate younger generations.
Munford emphasizes the importance of teaching children about the Battle of Britain and the legacy of its pilots, advocating for visits to historical sites like Stow Maries Great War Aerodrome, which faces closure due to funding issues. All funds raised will be distributed equally among the benefitting organizations.
#education
GB News: 'Significant and serious!' Universities warned they MUST uphold free speech or face multi-million-pound fines
University of Sussex fined £585,000 for free speech breaches over treatment of Professor Stock; plans to challenge ruling.
#crime
GB News: Dad-of-four dies five days after he was brutally attacked outside Wetherspoons pub
Darren Tulip, a 43-year-old father of four, died after being attacked outside a Wetherspoons pub in Newcastle. Two men in their twenties have been arrested as police continue their investigation into the incident. Tulip's family has launched a fundraising campaign for his funeral.
Chloe Louise Tulip, his relative, expressed the family's grief and highlighted the impact of his loss on his children and loved ones. The family is seeking donations to provide Darren with a proper send-off, acknowledging the financial burden of funerals.
GB News: Amsterdam stabbing: Multiple people injured after broad daylight knife attack in city centre
A mass stabbing in Amsterdam's Dam Square has left at least five people injured. The attacker has been arrested, but no motive has been disclosed. Dutch police are requesting anyone in the vicinity to share images of the incident to aid in their investigation.
The Telegraph: Japan to limit cash withdrawals and bank transfers for elderly people
Japan plans to limit cash withdrawals for those aged 75 and older to combat rising fraud targeting the elderly. Proposed measures include a daily cap of Y300,000 and automatic card suspensions for those over 65 who haven't used their accounts in over a year.
Fraud cases, particularly involving phone scams, have surged, with 20,987 reports in 2024, an over 10% increase from the previous year. The elderly are often more vulnerable, with scammers exploiting their lack of awareness. Recent arrests highlight the ongoing issue.
#sports
GB News: Mike Tyson admitted he 'hated' only one boxer after grudge match turned nasty
Mike Tyson revealed that he genuinely hated only one opponent, Tyrell Biggs, prior to their 1987 title fight. Tyson's animosity stemmed from a past incident during their amateur days, leading to a brutal match where Tyson admitted to prolonging Biggs' suffering as punishment.
Tyson, who was defending his titles as the first heavyweight to hold all three major belts, inflicted significant pain on Biggs, stating he could have ended the fight earlier but chose to make him "pay." The encounter showcased Tyson's calculated cruelty and desire for retribution.
GB News: Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods banked hefty pay packets after setting up controversial golf league
Atlanta Drive GC has won the inaugural TGL championship, earning a £6.95 million ($9 million) prize to be shared among team members Billy Horschel, Justin Thomas, Patrick Cantlay, and Lucas Glover. They defeated New York Golf Club in the Finals Series for the SoFi Cup.
The competition, co-founded by Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy, has received mixed reviews from golf enthusiasts regarding its hybrid simulation format. Despite some skepticism, players like Phil Mickelson see potential benefits for spectators, suggesting it could enhance the viewing experience for loyal golf fans.
GB News: Canelo Alvarez forced to reassure daughter over Jake Paul before explosive boxing fight was scrapped
Canelo Alvarez's daughter recently asked him about a potential fight with Jake Paul, prompting Canelo to reassure her that Paul is not on his level. The fight was initially set for May 3 but fell through as Canelo opted for a lucrative deal in Saudi Arabia instead.
Canelo will now fight William Scull on May 4, marking his first bout outside of Mexico or the U.S. He expressed satisfaction with his decision, emphasizing that he views a potential Paul matchup more as an event than a legitimate fight.
#technology
GB News: Is Reddit down? Thousands of users receive ‘internal server error’ message as app and website ‘not working’
Reddit experienced significant outages on Thursday, affecting nearly 35,000 users, according to Downdetector.com. Users encountered various issues, with many receiving an "internal server error" message. Problems were primarily reported from the West Coast, particularly Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Simultaneously, around 16,000 users of Elon Musk's platform X also faced disruptions. Reddit acknowledged the issue and stated that its technical teams were investigating the cause. Users expressed frustration and humor over the outages, with some joking about the need to step outside.
Fox News: Suzanne Somers’ husband creates late wife's AI ‘twin’ modeled after ‘Three’s Company’ character
Alan Hamel, widower of Suzanne Somers, is collaborating with AI company Hollo to create an AI version of the late actress. This "twin" will embody her personality and knowledge, allowing users to interact with it through various platforms.
Hamel believes this project aligns with Somers' legacy of health and wellness advocacy, as she authored 27 books. The AI will also be available on her website, preserving her essence for future generations. Hamel plans to expand the project by creating an AI version of John Ritter.
#other
GB News: Jet2 launches more routes to a beautiful part of Europe - including new and exclusive flights from the UK
Jet2.com and Jet2CityBreaks are expanding their Norway and Fjords programme for 2026, adding three new UK airport bases: Belfast International, East Midlands, and Liverpool John Lennon. This expansion increases capacity by 26% for the Bergen programme, making it the largest ever.
The new offerings include over 7,000 seats, with the Bergen programme starting earlier on April 2, 2026, to coincide with Easter holidays. CEO Steve Heapy emphasized the popularity of Bergen as a destination, highlighting its stunning landscapes and vibrant city life.