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#illegals
Breitbart: Illegal Alien Gets 12 Years for Killing Florida Sheriff's Deputy Michael Hartwick
Juan Ariel Molina-Salles, a 34-year-old illegal alien from Honduras, was sentenced to less than 12 years in prison for the hit-and-run death of Pinellas County Sheriff’s Deputy Michael Hartwick in September 2022. Molina-Salles pleaded guilty, which capped his sentence at 20 years.
The incident occurred while Molina-Salles was operating a frontloader at a construction site. After the crash, he fled the scene, and his fellow illegal workers allegedly obstructed the investigation. Molina-Salles had previously attempted to enter the U.S. illegally in 2021.
Breitbart: Mexican Authorities Seize $6.5M in Fentanyl Hidden in Boxes of Cactus
Mexican authorities seized $6.5 million worth of fentanyl hidden in boxes of nopales, a traditional food, in Sonora. The operation led to the arrest of a 29-year-old man, highlighting ongoing challenges in combating drug smuggling.
This seizure follows recent U.S. tariffs aimed at reducing fentanyl and illegal immigration from Mexico. The drugs were found during a military checkpoint inspection on a highway.
#politics
Breitbart: Andy Ogles Proposes Expelling Disruptive Democrats from Committees over 'Juvenile Stunts'
Rep. Andy Ogles plans to introduce resolutions to expel Democrats from their committees for violating decorum during the censure vote of Rep. Al Green. He criticized their behavior as childish and called for accountability in Congress.
The House censured Green for disrupting President Trump's address, leading to heated exchanges between parties. Ogles emphasized the need for decorum in government.
Breitbart: Poll: 80% of Viewers Disapprove of Al Green's Stunt During Trump Address
A CNN poll revealed that 80% of viewers found Rep. Al Green's outburst during President Trump's address to Congress inappropriate, leading to his removal. Green criticized Trump's budget and claimed he lacks a mandate to cut health care for the poor.
In contrast, Trump's speech garnered significant approval, with a CBS News/YouGov survey showing 76% of viewers supporting his remarks.
GB News: Farage opens up on possibility of Jenrick defecting to Reform UK as he reveals ‘offer’ to Tory MP
Nigel Farage has expressed openness to Robert Jenrick potentially joining Reform UK, provided he does not bring internal conflicts from the Conservative Party. Farage emphasized the need to avoid additional squabbles within his party amid ongoing tensions following the Conservatives' electoral defeat.
Farage's remarks suggest he views Jenrick as somewhat isolated within the Conservative ranks, aligning with his belief that many backbenchers disagree with Jenrick's public statements. He characterized the current Conservative parliamentary party as dominated by centrist elements.
GB News: Donald Trump delays tariffs AGAIN as Canada trade war postponed
President Trump has postponed tariffs on Canadian imports amid stock market concerns over a potential trade war. An executive order lifted a 25% tax on goods compliant with the USMCA, but non-compliant imports will still face tariffs.
The delay follows a contentious call with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, with both leaders exchanging heated remarks. Economists warn that prices for many American consumers are expected to rise due to these tariffs.
GB News: Bleksley blasts group behind new sentencing guidelines for ‘handing two-tier justice out on a plate’
Critics, including former Met Police officer Peter Bleksley and GB News host Martin Daubney, have condemned new Sentencing Council guidelines, claiming they promote a "two-tier justice" system favoring minority defendants. Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood has expressed her discontent and will review the Council's powers.
Despite data showing ethnic minorities often receive longer sentences, the new guidelines would consider ethnicity and faith more heavily in sentencing decisions. This has led to accusations of bias and potential legal challenges from Conservative figures.
GB News: Farage faces call to suspend Rupert Lowe as top Tory wades in on rift: ‘We’ll see what he’s made of’
Chris Philp, Shadow Home Secretary, suggested that Nigel Farage consider removing the Reform whip from Rupert Lowe after Lowe's comments indicating the party should act as a leader rather than just a protest group. Philp criticized the party's lack of direction and called it a "protest party."
Farage defended his leadership, noting the challenges of forming a front bench with only five MPs. Lowe's remarks mark a significant break within the party, which has recently gained five seats in Parliament. The situation highlights internal divisions and raises questions about the party's future direction.
GB News: Environmental campaigner blasts 'ridiculous net zero target' and claims 'Great British Energy seems a waste'
Environmental campaigner Oscar Livesy-Lodwick criticized Labour's net zero plans during a GB News interview, highlighting unmet promises to reduce energy bills and create jobs outside London. He acknowledged the green sector's potential but noted the challenges of political promises.
The discussion reflects broader concerns about the effectiveness of current policies and the impact on households facing rising energy costs.
GB News: Justice Secretary orders reversal of new sentencing guidelines 'ASAP' amid fears of 'two-tier' justice
Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood has called for the Sentencing Council to reconsider new guidelines that factor in a criminal's ethnicity during sentencing. She expressed concern over potential differential treatment under the law and has written to Lord Justice Davis to request a reversal.
Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick criticized the guidelines for bias against Christians and straight white men, while Tory MP Sir Ashley Fox accused Mahmood of negligence regarding the policy. The government has stated its disagreement with the guidelines and is awaiting a response from the Sentencing Council.
GB News: Reform MP Rupert Lowe says 'it's too early to know' if Nigel Farage will be 'good PM' in extraordinary remarks about own leader
Reform UK's Rupert Lowe expressed uncertainty about Nigel Farage's potential as Prime Minister, stating it's "too early to know" if he will succeed. He emphasized the need for a solid plan and proper governance structure, criticizing the party's current protest-oriented approach.
Lowe acknowledged his aspirations for leadership, suggesting that Farage must learn to delegate and develop effective policies. He highlighted the importance of transitioning from a protest party to one that can lead effectively.
GB News: ‘We reject any kind of two-tier justice', says Labour minister
Government ministers have dismissed proposed sentencing guidelines that would differentiate treatment for offenders based on minority backgrounds. Industry Minister Sarah Jones emphasized the Government's stance against a "two-tier justice" system, responding to criticism from Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick.
#society
Times Of Israel: US reportedly will use AI to revoke visas from students perceived to be pro-Hamas
The US State Department plans to use artificial intelligence to revoke visas for foreign students deemed supporters of Hamas. This follows the revocation of a student's visa linked to pro-Palestinian protests, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio emphasizing zero tolerance for support of terrorist organizations.
The initiative, part of a broader effort following an executive order by President Trump, will involve reviewing social media accounts of student visa holders. Critics argue this approach threatens free speech and privacy rights, raising concerns about the implications for constitutional protections.
GB News: Fresh guidance for holidaymakers in Australia as 'severe hazards' could occur - what to do in an emergency
The UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) has issued a warning for British tourists regarding tropical cyclone Alfred, which is expected to impact parts of Australia including Brisbane and the Gold Coast. The cyclone may cause localized flash flooding, severe coastal hazards, and significant transport disruptions.
Travelers are advised to stay informed through local authorities and check with airlines for updates. The FCDO emphasized the importance of consulting their latest travel advice for safety, insurance, and emergency contact information while in Australia.
GB News: Co-op announces return of 'iconic' deal complete with supermarket 'favourites' - but it won't last forever
Co-op has introduced two limited-time offers allowing customers to save up to 60% on popular frozen food items from March 5 to March 25. The deals include a freezer favourites bundle for £6 for members and a pizza and ice cream offer for £5, featuring brands like Birds Eye and Ben & Jerry's.
Members can purchase eight items for £11 in total, while non-members pay £12.50. Additionally, members who use their card or app will be entered into a ballot for tickets to a show at Co-op Live. The promotions are available for three weeks.
GB News: 'As long as the Equality Act stays in place, we are destined for a two-tier Britain indefinitely'
The UK government faces criticism for its handling of the Southport attack, with claims of a two-tier society emerging. Prime Minister's previous stance on law and order is questioned after withholding information about the suspect, leading to accusations of a biased judicial system.
New sentencing guidelines from the Sentencing Council may result in lesser prison sentences for ethnic and cultural minorities, justified by perceived disparities in the justice system. Despite Labour's disapproval, the policy is tied to the longstanding Equality Act, suggesting ongoing division in British society.
GB News: Wales news: Council row erupts as 61-year-old forced to drag bins half a mile for collection after only being emptied 'five times in eight months'
A 61-year-old man in Rhuallt, North Wales, is frustrated after Denbighshire Council mandated that he drag his bins half a mile for collection, following the introduction of a new waste scheme. He claims his bins have been emptied only five times in eight months and has had to take his rubbish to a recycling center himself.
Local councillor Chris Evans has raised concerns about the council's decision, emphasizing the potential environmental impact in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. He questioned the practicality of the new bin location and accountability for issues like litter and theft. The council has stated they are in contact with Thompson to find a solution.
GB News: Northern Ireland news: Schoolgirl, 12, dies after being hit by car while stepping off school bus as police urge witnesses not to post footage on social media
Caitlin-Rose McMullan, a student at St Pius X College in Magherafelt, died after being struck by a car moments after exiting a school bus in Northern Ireland. The incident occurred on Hillhead Road, leaving her community in shock and mourning.
Tributes have poured in for the "outgoing, bubbly, and caring" girl, with her school expressing deep sorrow over her untimely passing. Local officials and community members are rallying to support her family during this tragic time.
GB News: National Trust slammed for hiking prices while ‘shoving woke ideology down throats’ in scathing rant
The National Trust has increased its annual adult membership fee by 25%, now costing £96.20, amid declining membership and volunteer numbers. Critics, including Gebreyohanes from the Prosperity Institute, argue that the rise comes at a poor time and is linked to dissatisfaction with the organization's leadership and its focus on identity politics.
The Trust defends the price hike by citing rising operating costs and insists that membership remains affordable. However, the organization has lost 89,000 members recently, facing backlash over its ideological shifts and governance issues.
GB News: First-generation migrants to make up 25% of Britain by 2035 as population boom takes UK to 73 million
A report indicates that the UK population could exceed 73 million by 2035, with nearly 24% being first-generation migrants. This surge is expected to strain public services and diminish quality of life, raising concerns about social cohesion and the feasibility of assimilation.
Critics, including Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philip, call for a cap on immigration to prevent these projected levels, emphasizing the need for economic self-sufficiency and better integration of migrants. Current statistics show significant numbers of migrants struggle with English, further complicating integration efforts.
GB News: Huge fire breaks out in central London as smoke engulfs capital's skyline
A significant fire erupted in central London, prompting around 40 firefighters to respond. The blaze, which affected two buildings near Tottenham Street, was reported at 7:43 am and was brought under control within two hours. One individual was rescued and hospitalized.
Fire crews utilized a turntable ladder and advised the public to avoid the area while keeping windows and doors closed due to smoke. The cause of the fire is currently under investigation.
GB News: Braverman fears unelected bureaucrats are ruining Britain amid ‘disgraceful’ sentencing change
Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman has criticized new guidelines for judges to consider cultural and faith backgrounds in sentencing, calling it a "two-tier" justice system. She argues this approach undermines justice, equality, and fairness, suggesting it leads to leniency based on identity.
Braverman expressed concern over the increasing power of unelected bureaucrats in the UK's legal system, linking the issue to broader governance problems. She highlighted the Sentencing Council's autonomy as indicative of a shift away from democratic accountability.
GB News: National Lottery winner bought ticket after seeing rare parking spot outside local shop in spur-of-the-moment purchase
Adrian Brennan, a 69-year-old handyman from the Rhondda Valleys, won £120,000 in the National Lottery after an impulsive ticket purchase when he found a rare parking spot. He matched all five main numbers, securing £10,000 monthly for a year.
Despite the windfall, Brennan remains grounded, planning to share his winnings with family and continue working part-time. He looks forward to pursuing his woodworking hobby and treating his loved ones while maintaining his life in the Welsh countryside.
GB News: 'Take them away from children!' Costco toys that could cause 'kidney and brain damage' urgently recalled
A safety warning has been issued in the UK regarding a children's garden toy set sold by Costco, specifically the Long Handle Hoe and Rake from the Stanley Jr. Kids Wheelbarrow and 7-piece Garden Set. The Office for Product Safety and Standards (OPSS) has identified a serious chemical risk due to excess lead levels in the paint.
Consumers are advised to stop using the affected toys immediately, as lead exposure can lead to serious health issues, especially in young children and unborn babies. Affected shoppers can register for a free replacement through the recall site.
GB News: Jet2 chaos as 'drunk passenger' shouting about the 'Lord Jesus' had to be 'held down'
A Jet2 flight from Belfast to Fuerteventura experienced chaos when a disruptive passenger began shouting about "the Lord Jesus," prompting fellow travelers to restrain him. The incident, lasting an hour, involved children nearby and raised concerns over alcohol consumption on flights.
Footage shared on social media highlighted the crew's efforts to manage the situation, with many commenters calling for the disruptive individual to be banned from flying. The incident sparked a debate about alcohol policies on flights, with opinions divided on whether to impose stricter regulations.
GB News: Lawrence Dallaglio fears ‘Britain’s lost boys’ will be lost to life of crime as he makes plea
Rugby legend Lawrence Dallaglio has urged the Labour government to address a crisis affecting young boys in Britain, citing a Centre for Social Justice report that shows significant disparities in education and employment compared to girls. He warns that without intervention, more boys could end up in the prison system.
Dallaglio emphasizes the alarming exclusion rates from education and the impact of family structures on boys' lives. He advocates for a coordinated political response and hopes the government will act on the report's findings, which he believes have worsened over the past decade.
GB News: Prince William to make visit without Princess Kate following royals meeting with key figure
Prince William will visit the West Midlands next Tuesday to attend a referee training course at Sporting Khalsa FC, supporting the FA's initiative to recruit diverse referees. He will engage with participants and trainers, emphasizing opportunities for young people from varied backgrounds in football.
This visit underscores the FA's commitment to diversity in officiating, following his recent meeting with England's new men's manager, Thomas Tuchel. The training aims to equip participants with essential refereeing skills for grassroots matches.
GB News: Wetherspoon: Pubgoer dies in 'incident' at boozer as customers urgently evacuated
A man has died at the West Quay Wetherspoon pub in Brighton Marina, prompting an emergency response and evacuation of customers. Despite paramedics' efforts, the man could not be saved, leading to the pub's closure for the afternoon.
The pub management confirmed the incident and stated the team was sent home due to the stressful situation. They plan to reopen once the evening staff arrives. Sussex Police have been contacted for further details.
GB News: Miscarriage law changes hailed by campaigner as she thanks GB News: 'At my side since the start'
A proposed amendment to the Employment Rights Bill will grant two weeks of paid leave to parents who experience a miscarriage before 24 weeks of pregnancy. Solicitor Keeley Lengthorn, who has campaigned for this change following the loss of her son George, called the reforms “momentous” and a victory for families.
Lengthorn emphasized the need for societal understanding and training on how to support those grieving a pregnancy loss. She aims to ensure that the new law helps the estimated 250,000 families affected each year, highlighting the importance of recognizing both mothers and fathers in this experience.
GB News: Shark attack leaves Briton 'like a rag doll' after vicious mauling during 'trip of a lifetime' to South Africa
Curtis Miller, a 29-year-old British fisherman, was attacked by a 300lb ragged tooth shark while fishing in South Africa, requiring 91 stitches after the shark bit his arm. The incident occurred when he attempted to remove a hook from the shark's mouth.
Despite the severity of his injuries, Miller remains optimistic and plans to continue fishing, calling the attack a "freak accident." He expressed a desire to return for another fishing trip next year.
GB News: David Hasselhoff's ex-wife Pamela dies aged 62 after being found home alone as Baywatch star issues statement
Pamela Bach-Hasselhoff, former actress and ex-wife of David Hasselhoff, has died at 62. She was found dead at her Los Angeles home, reportedly from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Police conducted a welfare check after family members had not heard from her for several days.
Bach-Hasselhoff was best known for her role as Kaye Morgan on "Baywatch." She and David Hasselhoff were married from 1989 to 2006, with their relationship frequently in the media spotlight. The family has requested privacy during this difficult time.
GB News: Major UK motorways and A-roads operating at SLOWEST speeds in four years causing cars to crawl
UK roads are experiencing their slowest speeds in four years, with major roads averaging 23 mph on local A-roads and 55.9 mph on the Strategic Road Network. Delays have increased significantly, particularly during peak hours, with urban roads facing the worst congestion.
The Department for Transport reports a consistent decline in speeds and an increase in delays since 2020, with urban areas like Greater London experiencing the highest congestion levels. Infrastructure projects and roadworks have further exacerbated the situation.
GB News: WATCH: Barrister DEFENDS controversial new sentencing guidelines for ethnic minority criminals
Barrister Sam Fowles defended new sentencing guidelines mandating pre-sentence reports for defendants from ethnic, cultural, or faith minorities. He criticized Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood, asserting she has not properly reviewed the guidelines amid her opposition to the changes.
GB News: WATCH: 'Beyond unbelievable!' Carole Malone blasts new 'two-tier' sentencing guidelines
Carole Malone criticized new sentencing guidelines that require judges to factor in a defendant's ethnicity when determining prison sentences. She described the approach as "beyond unbelievable" and labeled it as "racist, pure and simple."
GB News: Driving licence plans could see certain motorists face 'knowledge test' under new proposals
Highland Council has launched a consultation to consider requiring knowledge tests for private hire car drivers, similar to those currently mandated for taxi drivers. This initiative aims to enhance licensing standards and address concerns regarding private hire drivers operating without adequate local knowledge.
The public consultation will last for eight weeks, ending on April 28, 2025, and seeks community input on the proposed changes. If implemented, the new rules would subject private hire vehicles to the same licensing requirements as taxis, including knowledge tests on local roads and landmarks.
GB News: Allison Pearson's complaints about 'Orwellian' Essex police DISMISSED as by National Police Chiefs' Council
A report by the National Police Chiefs' Council concluded that Essex Police acted reasonably during their investigation of journalist Allison Pearson, who alleged she felt bullied when officers visited her home. The investigation was initiated after a complaint regarding a social media post related to the Hamas-Israel conflict.
The report stated that body camera footage showed the officers' approach was polite. Pearson maintained her tweet was not wrong and criticized the police visit as unacceptable. The NPCC's findings contradict her claims, and Essex Police has not commented further.
GB News: Daughter of missing MH370 passenger reveals she is ‘grateful’ as 'promise' is FINALLY fulfilled
Ocean Infinity has resumed its search for the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, which vanished on March 8, 2014. The search vessel Armada 7806 is deploying autonomous underwater vehicles to explore four hotspots in the southern Indian Ocean, reviving hope for families of the 239 missing passengers.
Grace Subathirai Nathan, whose mother was on board the flight, expressed gratitude for the renewed commitment to the search, emphasizing the importance of finding answers after 11 years of uncertainty. Malaysia's Transport Minister also supported the initiative, highlighting the government's backing of Ocean Infinity's efforts.
GB News: RAF base earmarked for asylum seeker housing could be sold to local council
West Lindsey District Council is optimistic about acquiring RAF Scampton, previously intended for asylum seekers, after a productive meeting with Labour minister Angela Eagle. The Home Office abandoned the asylum plans, citing poor value for money.
The council aims to transform the site into a center for aviation and tourism, potentially creating hundreds of jobs and attracting £300 million in investment. Councillor Young hopes a deal could be finalized by November.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Ukraine will work 'constructively' with Trump as Zelensky says peace talks with US will take place in Saudi Arabia next week
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky aims for constructive dialogue with Donald Trump ahead of peace talks in Saudi Arabia, seeking a swift resolution to the ongoing conflict with Russia. This comes amid a shift in U.S. policy towards Ukraine, raising concerns among European leaders.
Trump's special envoy is working on a peace agreement framework, while European leaders express support for Ukraine at a defense summit. Zelensky emphasized the need for a truce to gauge Russia's intentions, as Norway increases its financial aid to Ukraine.
GB News: Keir Starmer hails 'British jobs for British workers' in defence boost as he keeps calm and carries on despite European security alarm
Sir Keir Starmer announced a £13.4 billion boost in UK defense spending, emphasizing its potential to create jobs and support the economy. Speaking at Cammell Laird shipbuilders, he highlighted the importance of this investment for both military capability and local employment.
Starmer also addressed the changing geopolitical landscape, noting the need for Europe to bolster its defense, especially in light of Russia's threats. He reaffirmed the UK's close relationship with the US while advocating for a peace deal in Ukraine that is robustly defended.
GB News: Tobias Ellwood claims Trump is 'siding with Russia' as president pauses military aid for Ukraine
Tobias Ellwood has criticized former President Trump for allegedly acting in Russia's interests regarding Ukraine. Following a contentious meeting between Trump and Ukrainian President Zelensky, Ellwood warned that Trump's rhetoric and actions could embolden Russia and undermine U.S. support for Ukraine.
Ellwood expressed concern that Trump's approach may lead to a shift in American foreign policy, potentially siding with Russia and abandoning the global order. He emphasized the dangers of allowing Putin to claim victory in Ukraine, warning that it could lead to further aggression.
#economy
GB News: Labour accused of 'gaslighting' Britons with 'bonkers' net zero policy: 'It's disinformation!'
Andrew Montford, director of Net Zero Watch, criticized the UK Government's energy transition plans, calling the information provided by the Energy Department "disinformation." He referenced a report by Professor Gordon Hughes, which predicts significant increases in energy bills by 2030 due to the costs of renewable energy and subsidies.
Montford condemned Labour's dismissal of the study, asserting that the government's current strategy is flawed and will lead to financial burdens for citizens. He expressed concern that the shift away from fossil fuels toward renewables could result in annual costs that are unsustainable.
GB News: Car insurance prices rise again as drivers urged to slash costs with little-known money-saving tips
Car insurance costs in the UK have risen by 3% in Q4 2024, with the average annual premium increasing from £437 to £450. While this marks a rise, premiums are still 3% lower than the same period in 2023.
Regional disparities are significant, with drivers in Greater London paying an average of £642, while those in Wales pay just £365. Factors like annual mileage and job descriptions also influence premiums. Experts suggest shopping around and timing purchases strategically to save money.
#military
GB News: 'Watershed moment!' EU 'steps up' to agree €800bn mega-defence pact as Trump rules out defending 'delinquent' Nato members
The European Union has announced a €800 billion defense initiative called “ReArm Europe” to enhance its military capabilities and autonomy. The plan, pushed by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, involves increasing defense spending by 1.5% of GDP among member states and creating €150 billion in loans for defense investments.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed upcoming talks with U.S. officials regarding the conflict with Russia. Meanwhile, former President Donald Trump criticized NATO allies for not meeting defense spending commitments, labeling those under the 2% GDP threshold as “delinquent.”
#culture
GB News: Japanese UK ambassador shares highlights from opening months in the job after becoming online star
Japan’s ambassador to the UK, Hiroshi Suzuki, has gained attention on social media for sharing his experiences during his first four months in Britain. His activities have included celebrating St David’s Day with a Welsh Cake and participating in New Year’s Eve festivities at a pub.
GB News: WATCH: Carole Malone fumes as Disney cancels Snow White premiere due to 'anti-woke' backlash
Carole Malone criticized Disney for canceling the UK premiere of its Snow White remake, implying the decision stems from fears of backlash against perceived "anti-woke" themes. The cancellation raises questions about the company's approach to public reception.
GB News: Kanye West's ex shares real reason rapper dresses partners in X-rated clothing amid Bianca Censori row
Amber Rose has accused her ex-boyfriend Kanye West of dressing his partners in revealing outfits to attract male attention and boost his ego. During an interview, she recounted her own discomfort with West's fashion choices, stating that he prefers his girlfriends to be seen as objects of desire.
Rose's comments have reignited discussions about West's influence over his partners' public images, particularly with his current wife, Bianca Censori, who has faced backlash for her revealing outfits. The model believes that West's controlling behavior regarding fashion has been consistent throughout his relationships.
GB News: 'Complete nonsense!' Furious row breaks out after Disney cancels UK premiere due to 'anti-woke backlash'
Disney has canceled the UK premiere of its Snow White remake, reportedly to avoid potential anti-woke backlash. The film, featuring Latina actress Rachel Zegler, has already faced criticism for its casting and storyline changes.
Concerns about negative publicity have led Disney to limit press opportunities and media events surrounding the film. Zegler's previous comments about the original film have added to the controversy, prompting the company to take unusual steps to manage the film's release.
GB News: Denise Welch speaks out amid outrage to son Matt Healy's Glastonbury headliner slot with The 1975
Denise Welch expressed her excitement on Instagram after her son Matt Healy's band, The 1975, was announced as a headliner for the 2025 Glastonbury Festival. This will mark Welch's first UK festival experience as she shares her pride in her son's achievement.
While many fans supported Welch's enthusiasm, some expressed disappointment with the overall lineup, calling it the "worst line up ever" and vowing to sell their tickets. The festival will also feature other major acts, including Olivia Rodrigo and Neil Young.
#health
GB News: POLL OF THE DAY: Are irresponsible parents to blame for Britain's child dental problems? - VOTE NOW
A national supervised toothbrushing campaign aims to improve oral health among children by promoting fluoride toothpaste use in nurseries and schools. While the initiative has received support, education leaders caution against shifting parental responsibilities onto schools.
GB News: Norovirus warning: Britons urged to 'isolate for two days' as hospitalisations surge after winter bug outbreak
Britons are advised to isolate for two days after experiencing norovirus symptoms, as cases continue to rise across England. Recent NHS data indicates an average of 1,094 hospitalizations per day, a figure that has more than doubled from last year.
Professor Sir Stephen Powis emphasized the importance of handwashing and avoiding contact with others during illness. The UK Health Security Agency warns of a potential second wave of norovirus, with significant impacts on health care settings.
#crime
GB News: Albanian gangster convicted of murder and terror charges RELEASED on bail in Britain while fighting deportation
Maksim Cela, a convicted Albanian gangster involved in murder and terrorism, is currently out on bail in the UK while fighting deportation. He has cost taxpayers significantly in legal fees, claiming he faces threats from rival gangsters if returned to Albania.
Despite a history of violent crimes, a controversial ruling accepted his human rights claim, leading to an appeal by the Home Secretary. The UK government aims to challenge this decision, emphasizing their commitment to removing foreign criminals from British streets.
GB News: Ryanair passengers booted off flight after 'disruptive' behaviour onboard prompts police response
Two men were arrested at Dublin Airport after causing a disturbance on a Ryanair flight from London Stansted. The crew requested police assistance, leading to the men's arrest under the Public Order Act upon landing. They have been charged and will appear in court later.
Ryanair reiterated its zero tolerance policy towards passenger misconduct, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a safe and respectful environment for all travelers. The investigation into the incident is ongoing.
GB News: Henry Bolton blasts new 'two-tier' sentencing guidelines for ethnic minorities: 'Outrageous!'
Henry Bolton has criticized new sentencing guidelines set to take effect in April, claiming they establish an unjust "two-tier system" by requiring judges to consider a defendant's background, including ethnicity. He argues that this approach undermines equality before the law.
Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood has also expressed concerns about the guidelines, labeling them "inherently unfair." The guidelines will apply to various groups, including young adults and women, and emphasize the importance of pre-sentence reports in understanding the context of crimes.
GB News: Kyle Clifford found guilty of raping ex-partner during triple crossbow murders at BBC star's home
Kyle Clifford has been found guilty of raping his ex-girlfriend Louise Hunt during a violent attack that resulted in the murders of Louise, her mother Carol, and her sister Hannah. The jury at Cambridge Crown Court heard evidence of the brutal nature of the crimes, which occurred shortly after Louise ended their relationship.
Clifford, who had already pleaded guilty to false imprisonment and weapon possession, committed the acts out of spite. Prosecutors described his actions as among the worst they had encountered, and he now faces a life sentence for his crimes.
GB News: Parking row explodes as father and son launch horror machete attack on neighbour - 'Cowardly and barbaric!'
A father and son from Essex have been sentenced to a total of 20 years for a brutal machete attack on their neighbor over a parking dispute. The assault left the victim severely injured, unable to work, and resulted in both men pleading guilty to multiple charges, including wounding with intent.
The attack was described as "cowardly and barbaric" by the judge, who noted the ongoing feud between the families. The father received 12 years and seven months, while the son was sentenced to eight years. Both attempted to destroy evidence after the assault.
#sports
GB News: Emma Raducanu suffers Indian Wells thrashing to continue horror run in first match since stalker nightmare
Emma Raducanu faced a disappointing first-round exit at Indian Wells, losing 6-3, 6-2 to Japan's Moyuka Uchijima. After starting strong with a 2-0 lead, Raducanu faltered, marking her first opening-round loss at the tournament and a setback in her trial with new coach Vlado Platenik.
Despite the loss, there were signs of effective communication between Raducanu and Platenik, suggesting potential for their partnership. Raducanu is expected to compete at the Miami Open later this month, where she will need to rebuild her confidence after this performance.
#other
GB News: UK weather: Britain to bask in 18C warm blast before 'Scandinavian cold snap' to send mercury spiralling
Britain is set for a warm weekend with temperatures potentially reaching 18C, influenced by a mild southerly flow. Saturday will bring bright conditions across much of the UK, although some areas may see showers.
However, a significant temperature drop is expected by Monday as colder air moves in from Scandinavia, leading to brisk easterly winds and chillier conditions. Forecasters advise against light spring attire as the weather shifts.