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11 Apr 2025
#illegals
GB News: 'Completely unacceptable!' Yvette Cooper blasted over migrant policy after small boat arrests amount to just FIVE people: 'Why aren't we cracking down?'
Sir John Redwood has urged Home Secretary Yvette Cooper to intensify efforts against small boat crossings in the English Channel, criticizing current enforcement as inadequate. He called for the UK Border Force to arrest those piloting the boats, who are often linked to smuggling gangs.
Redwood highlighted that only five individuals have been convicted for piloting boats this year, despite over 7,000 illegal crossings. He questioned the effectiveness of financial support to France for preventing these crossings and suggested alternative methods for enforcement, including undercover operations.
GB News: UK should be 'supervising' the French over migrant boats, Sir John Redwood claims
Sir John Redwood urged Home Secretary Yvette Cooper to take stronger action against small boat crossings in the Channel. He criticized current enforcement measures as "completely unacceptable" and called for the UK Border Force to arrest those steering the boats.
GB News: Migrants in US to be classified as dead on 'death master list' to force them to 'self-deport'
The Trump Administration plans to classify undocumented migrants in the US as deceased by cancelling their Social Security numbers, effectively stripping them of benefits and work eligibility. Over 6,300 mostly Latino immigrants have been added to this "death master list."
This move aims to encourage self-deportation among those without legal status, including individuals who previously held temporary work permits. The administration has also revoked legal status for over 500,000 migrants from various countries.
#politics
The Federalist: Leftist Union Boss Uses Member Dues As A Personal Slush Fund
A recent investigation revealed that George Gresham, president of the 1199SEIU United Health Care Workers East, has misused union funds to support a lavish lifestyle, including extravagant travel and personal expenses. Members are encouraged to vote for new leadership or disaffiliate from the union.
The report highlights a pattern of corruption and wasteful spending, raising concerns about accountability within labor unions. Federal oversight may be necessary to ensure union funds benefit all members, not just a select few.
GB News: Angela Rayner blasted by Unite rep over Birmingham bin strikes - 'Frustrating!'
Angela Rayner faced criticism for telling striking Birmingham workers to "accept the offer" from the council, as the city grapples with 21,000 tonnes of uncollected rubbish due to the Unite Union's strike over pay cuts.
The situation highlights tensions between political leaders and labor actions.
GB News: Number of UK visa applications falls by more than a third as net migration set to TUMBLE
UK visa applications have dropped by 37% over the past year, totaling 772,000. Major declines were seen in family visas, down 83%, and applications from foreign health and care workers, down 78%. Changes in immigration rules aimed at reducing net migration have contributed to this decline.
The Office for National Statistics is expected to report a significant decrease in net migration, which was 728,000 last year. The previous Conservative Government's policy changes included restrictions on family members accompanying overseas workers and increased salary thresholds for skilled workers.
GB News: UK lawyers acting on behalf of Hamas are 'trying to pervert our own domestic laws', says Priti Patel
Dame Priti Patel criticized the Home Office for not addressing a legal challenge that could allow Hamas to be removed from the UK’s list of proscribed terrorist organizations. She emphasized that Hamas, backed by Iran, poses a significant threat to British citizens and global security.
Patel expressed concern over legal representatives attempting to exploit domestic laws to undermine the proscription of Hamas, calling it a betrayal of British values and democracy. She urged the current Labour government to take a firm stance and address this issue, highlighting the ongoing threat posed by Hamas and its treatment of hostages.
GB News: Whoopi Goldberg sparks outrage as Hollywood star tells Americans to 'suck it up' and 'pay more tax'
Whoopi Goldberg has sparked backlash after suggesting Americans should "suck it up" and "pay a little more taxes" to support local services, despite acknowledging economic hardships. Her comments on "The View" have drawn criticism from taxpayers who label her remarks as elitist.
Goldberg has also voiced her opposition to President Trump's tariff policies, stating they do not reflect the desires of most Americans. Her criticism has been met with mixed reactions, highlighting the divide over tax and trade issues in the current political landscape.
GB News: Reform UK delivers crushing blow to Labour with stunning electoral victory after scooping almost 50% of vote
Reform UK achieved a significant victory in the Longdendale by-election, securing nearly 50% of the vote and marking its first council seat in Greater Manchester. Labour's candidate, supported by a Cabinet Minister, fell to second place, highlighting Labour's struggles in traditionally safe areas.
The result reflects growing public dissatisfaction with Labour, particularly regarding rising council taxes and local governance issues. Reform UK aims to capitalize on this momentum in upcoming local elections, positioning itself as a viable alternative to both Labour and the Conservatives.
#society
Times Of Israel: Ex-hostage recalls Passover in Gaza, says remaining captives ‘in chains’ during holiday
Agam Berger, a freed hostage held by Hamas, shared her experiences during captivity in an op-ed. She emphasized how her faith helped her endure hardships, including observing Jewish fasts and celebrating Passover with fellow hostages, despite coercion attempts by her captors.
Now free, Berger reflects on the ongoing plight of remaining hostages, urging continued efforts to secure their release. She highlights the importance of remembrance and faith in overcoming adversity, expressing hope for a future where such atrocities do not recur.
GB News: Angela Rayner scolded for 'ignoring' Birmingham bin workers amid 'frustrating' plea to accept offer: 'It's half a deal!'
Angela Rayner has faced criticism for urging striking Birmingham bin workers to accept a council pay offer without engaging with them during her visit. The Unite Union claims she did not speak to any strikers and has expressed frustration over her comments, emphasizing the need for decision-makers in negotiations.
Union representative Luke Dalton highlighted that the strike, now ongoing for 12 weeks, involves more than just pay issues. He apologized to the public for the disruption caused by the strike, stating that the workers sympathize with residents but feel compelled to act due to unsustainable financial conditions.
Le Monde: Pesticides: Drone spraying authorized in France for 'low-risk' substances
France's Parliament has approved a bill allowing the use of drones for aerial pesticide spraying on specific crops, particularly in steep terrains and overseas territories like Guadeloupe and Martinique. The legislation permits only biocontrol products and low-risk pesticides.
Proponents argue that drone usage enhances safety and efficiency in hard-to-reach areas, reducing operator exposure and the amount of chemicals used. The bill received significant support, despite opposition from some left-wing lawmakers.
GB News: M40 traffic: Drivers to face 'severe delays' on major motorway following collision - 'Re-route your journey'
Drivers on the M40 in Warwickshire are facing delays of over 90 minutes due to a serious two-vehicle collision. The northbound stretch between junctions 13 and 14 is closed, with emergency services on-site and traffic being diverted through local routes.
Normal traffic is anticipated to resume between 12:30 PM and 12:45 PM. Motorists are advised to plan ahead, consider alternative routes, or delay their journeys to avoid congestion.
GB News: Lidl welcomes 'moreish' Easter desserts that promise to be 'sweeter than ever' - available while stocks last
Lidl will launch its new Easter dessert range on April 14, featuring a variety of treats starting at £1.49. Options include the Deluxe Hot Cross Bun Cheesecake, Deluxe Egg 'n' Spoon, and shareable Cinnamon Tear And Share Balls, available while stocks last.
Additionally, Lidl is offering an Easter dinner deal at £1.70 per person, which includes a whole leg of lamb and all the trimmings. The supermarket aims to provide budget-friendly options for festive meals.
GB News: West Yorkshire Police is 'at the top of the woke league table', Martin Daubney claims
West Yorkshire Police's decision to pause applications from white British candidates to enhance diversity has ignited a heated debate on GB News. Host Martin Daubney and former Metropolitan Police officer Nusrit Mehtab clashed over the implications of this controversial recruitment policy.
GB News: European destination with ‘sublime tropical climate’ sees 12% rise in UK flights with four new direct routes
Madeira will enhance accessibility for UK travelers in summer 2025, with a 12% increase in weekly flights, rising from 349 to 390. New direct services will be launched from Luton, Bournemouth, and Edinburgh, making it easier for holidaymakers to explore the island's attractions.
The flight schedule will run from March 30 to October 25, 2025, with Jet2 and Ryanair introducing new services. Madeira is known for its stunning landscapes, vibrant culture, and year-round sunshine, making it a popular destination for British tourists.
GB News: West Yorkshire Police spark BITTER row over 'anti-white' recruitment process: 'It's literally the policy!'
A heated debate on GB News featured host Martin Daubney and former Metropolitan Police officer Nusrit Mehtab discussing West Yorkshire Police's controversial recruitment policy, which halts applications from white British candidates to enhance diversity. While the police defend this approach as necessary for representation, critics argue it discriminates against white applicants.
Mehtab questioned the fairness of a ranking system that allegedly favors certain ethnic groups, calling for an investigation into the claims. Daubney criticized the policy, stating it undermines diversity of thought by focusing solely on immutable characteristics. West Yorkshire Police maintains that their strategy is essential to reflect the community's demographics.
GB News: Rape gang survivor: 'I was arrested for reporting my abuse'
Ellie Reynolds, a survivor of a gang rape in Cumbria, has expressed frustration over a lack of response from Safeguarding Minister Jess Phillips after reaching out for support. She detailed her traumatic experiences, including being kidnapped and abused over five years, and criticized authorities for their failure to act on her reports.
Reynolds emphasized the need for authorities to take victims seriously, as many remain unheard and unsupported. She highlighted the long-lasting impact of her ordeal on her mental health and urged for a more proactive approach to protect potential victims in the future.
GB News: Plane forced to U-turn above the Atlantic FOUR HOURS into flight after man 'tried to force his way into cockpit'
An American Airlines flight from New York to Milan was forced to turn back after a passenger became disruptive over meal choices and seating arrangements. The incident escalated when the man attempted to access the cockpit, leading to a return to JFK after several hours in the air.
Passengers expressed concern over the lack of an air marshal on board and received no assistance from the airline upon landing. The flight was rescheduled for the following morning, with the disruptive passenger released without charges. American Airlines emphasized the importance of safety and security.
GB News: WATCH IN FULL: Police whistleblower that exposed groomers targeting girls at children’s home told by charity rep ‘it’s what goes on’
Retired police officer John Piekos revealed a grooming gang network targeting a children's home in Bradford, noting a lack of action despite widespread knowledge of the issue among charity leaders. His findings, based on a three-month investigation, raised concerns about child safety and systemic failures.
Political responses include a commitment from the government to fund local inquiries into grooming gangs, with Safeguarding Minister Jess Phillips emphasizing record investment to combat child exploitation. However, Piekos expressed frustration over the establishment's reluctance to address the problem effectively.
GB News: Police officers told they have 'white privilege' and forced to undergo equity training learning difference between 'non-racist' and 'anti-racist'
Thames Valley Police in the UK has implemented a training program for officers that includes concepts such as "white privilege" and "micro-aggressions." This decision follows a tribunal ruling that the force had discriminated against white officers in a promotion process, raising concerns about internal tensions and perceptions of fairness.
An independent review highlighted frustrations among white officers and warned that the training could create a hostile environment, potentially worsening divisions within the force. Critics argue that this approach risks undermining public trust in law enforcement.
GB News: Yvette Cooper told to heed Louise Casey if she recommends national inquiry into rape gangs amid nationwide review
Labour MP Jake Richards has called for the government to heed the findings of Baroness Casey’s upcoming review on group-based offending in the UK, especially regarding the rape gangs scandal. While he currently does not support a national inquiry, he acknowledges that this stance may change based on Casey's conclusions.
Richards emphasized the importance of addressing the issue of child grooming and exploitation, particularly in light of previous reports that highlighted systemic failures due to fears of being labeled racist. He advocates for justice for victims and a commitment to preventing such crimes in the future.
GB News: ‘Labour is throwing us under the bus’: Authors demand action as work ‘STOLEN’ by AI – ‘British values at stake’
British authors are protesting against Meta for allegedly using their works without permission to train AI, calling it a severe infringement on copyright. Award-winning novelist AJ West criticized the government for failing to support the creative industry during this crisis.
The protest highlights concerns over the treatment of authors and the need for fair compensation. A government consultation aims to balance copyright holders' rights with AI companies' interests, but authors fear proposals could allow automatic access to their works without consent.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Prince Harry 'taking attention away from King' with surprise Ukraine trip, Butterworth claims
Prince Harry faced criticism for traveling to Ukraine after a court hearing in London regarding his security arrangements. He visited the Superhumans Center in Lviv to meet with victims of the ongoing conflict.
GB News: Prince Harry branded ‘petty’ as Duke of Sussex accused of undermining Royal Family with shock trip: 'Optics are ridiculous!'
Prince Harry faced criticism for visiting Ukraine shortly after a court hearing in London regarding his security arrangements. He met with war victims at the Superhumans Center in Lviv, accompanied by veterans from the Invictus Games Foundation.
Commentators questioned the timing of his trip, suggesting it detracted from King Charles's state visit to Italy. Concerns were raised about Harry's safety in Ukraine and the optics of advocating for security in the UK while traveling to a conflict zone.
#economy
The Federalist: Corporate Media Takes Screw America Approach To Trump Tariffs
A Quinnipiac University poll reveals that nearly 75% of Americans fear President Trump's tariffs will harm the economy. Despite this, the markets rallied after a 90-day pause on tariffs, excluding China. Many Americans support Trump's goal of protecting U.S. manufacturing, with a Rasmussen poll showing 45% believe the government should do more to shield domestic businesses.
Critics in the media have been accused of "doomcasting," focusing on negative economic impacts while ignoring similar issues during the Biden administration. Democrats, who once supported tariffs, now oppose Trump's approach, highlighting a shift in their stance. The ongoing trade negotiations aim to address significant trade imbalances, particularly with China.
GB News: Britons risk traffic carnage over Easter with 19 million travelling on Good Friday - congestion hotspots named
Motorists should prepare for significant delays over the Easter weekend, with nearly 20 million drivers expected on the roads, particularly on Good Friday. The AA predicts a 15% increase in traffic due to the holiday's later timing this year, with congestion anticipated on major routes.
Tourism is expected to provide a boost to the domestic economy, with around 10.6 million British adults planning to travel within the UK, generating an estimated £3.9 billion. Drivers are advised to check their vehicles before traveling to avoid breakdowns during this busy period.
#culture
The Federalist: Our Culture Isn't 'Dying For Sex,' But Our Approach Is Killing Us
Michelle Williams is back in the spotlight with her role in the FX/Hulu miniseries "Dying for Sex," where she portrays a terminally ill woman who leaves her husband to explore sexual fetishes. Her comments on the character’s journey reflect a self-centered view of empowerment, prioritizing personal desires over responsibilities.
The narrative suggests that self-indulgence is a form of bravery, but critics argue this undermines the value of mutual commitment and sacrifice in relationships. The portrayal of such behavior as empowering raises concerns about the disconnect between sexual pleasure and its intended context, ultimately questioning the true essence of female empowerment.
GB News: Val Kilmer's official cause of death confirmed following Top Gun and Batman star's death at 65
Val Kilmer's death was officially attributed to pneumonia, as confirmed by his death certificate, which also noted underlying health issues including respiratory failure and squamous cell carcinoma. Kilmer battled health problems for over a decade, including throat cancer diagnosed in 2014.
His final performance was in 2022's Top Gun: Maverick, where his character faced health challenges mirroring Kilmer's own. Tom Cruise paid tribute to Kilmer, expressing admiration for his work and the emotional impact of their reunion in the film.
#history
GB News: Archaeology breakthrough as scientists uncover what animal skin was used to bound medieval 'hairy books'
Researchers have discovered that medieval book covers previously thought to be made from deer or boar skin are actually crafted from sealskin sourced from northern regions like Scandinavia and Scotland. This finding reveals extensive medieval trade networks connecting inland French monasteries to distant areas.
The study, published in Royal Society Open Science, identified 43 books with sealskin covers from Cistercian monasteries, challenging assumptions about local material use. The presence of sealskin in these monasteries suggests deep involvement in global trading routes, with monks potentially unaware of the material's origin.
#health
GB News: 'Landmark moment' as breast cancer pill to be offered on NHS benefiting 'thousands of patients'
The NHS in England and Wales will now offer capivasertib, a twice-daily pill for advanced breast cancer, following a reversal by the medicines watchdog. This treatment is expected to benefit around 3,000 women annually with hormone receptor-positive HER2-negative breast cancer featuring specific genetic mutations.
Experts have praised the approval as a significant advancement in personalized cancer treatment, emphasizing its ability to extend progression-free survival. Concerns remain regarding the initial rejection of the drug, with calls for faster approval processes and genetic testing to ensure timely access for eligible patients.
#crime
GB News: Mother sentenced to life in prison after murdering two young sons in the bath
Kara Alexander, 47, has been sentenced to life in prison for the drowning murders of her two sons, Elijah, 2, and Marley, 5, in December 2022. A jury found her guilty of two counts of murder, despite her claims of accidental deaths.
The boys' father discovered their bodies at their home in Dagenham after becoming concerned when he couldn't reach Alexander. A post-mortem confirmed they died from drowning or suffocation.
GB News: Mother-of-two ARRESTED and kept in cell for SEVEN HOURS after 'confiscating her child's iPad'
A Surrey history teacher, Vanessa Brown, was wrongfully arrested for over seven hours after confiscating her daughters' iPads. Police initially responded to a theft report but later confirmed the tablets belonged to her children.
Brown expressed trauma from the experience, criticizing the police's overreaction and handling of the situation. Former officials have condemned the police's actions, calling for accountability and an apology.
GB News: Drunk Ryanair passenger pleads guilty to assaulting two people on flight to Liverpool as judge leaves 'all doors open'
Catherine Bellis, 44, pleaded guilty to assaulting two passengers on a Ryanair flight from Tenerife to Liverpool while intoxicated. She appeared in Liverpool Crown Court, where the judge warned that all sentencing options, including jail time, remain available.
Following her court appearance, Bellis was granted unconditional bail and will meet with the Probation Service for a pre-sentence report before returning for sentencing on May 12. This incident is part of a troubling trend of disruptive behavior on Ryanair flights.
#sports
GB News: Tiger Woods' heartbreaking reason for missing Masters revealed after not attending Champions Dinner
Tiger Woods is absent from the Masters, mourning the death of his mother, Kultida Woods, in February. He is also dealing with an Achilles injury and chose to skip the event to avoid overshadowing others, focusing on respecting the tournament's traditions.
Despite ongoing injury concerns, golf legend Jack Nicklaus believes Woods will return to play, potentially on the Senior Tour, as he remains a fierce competitor. Woods last won the Masters in 2019.
GB News: Rory McIlroy sparks furious backlash from golf fans with behaviour after Masters disaster
Rory McIlroy faced backlash after skipping media interviews following a disappointing first round at the Masters, where he fell from a promising four-under to even par due to two double bogeys. Critics labeled his decision a "coward move," questioning his ability to handle pressure.
Despite initial success, McIlroy's performance left him tied for 27th, seven shots behind the leader. His choice to practice instead of addressing the media highlighted his frustration, with commentators noting a drop in his concentration during the round.
#science
GB News: Science breakthrough as researchers claim there is 'alarming evidence' that life once existed on Mars
Dr. John Brandenburg's theory that an ancient Martian civilization was destroyed by a nuclear attack is gaining renewed interest. He cites high levels of Xenon-129 in Mars' atmosphere and claims that the planet's red color could indicate a catastrophic event, suggesting remnants of advanced structures in the Cydonia region.
While Brandenburg's ideas have attracted attention, NASA and mainstream scientists remain skeptical, attributing the findings to natural processes rather than nuclear warfare. Critics also note the lack of credible evidence for his claims, which were published in a lesser-known scientific journal.