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13 Apr 2025
#illegals
GB News: Hundreds of small boat migrants cross English Channel in RECORD day of arrivals in 2025
On a single day, 623 migrants crossed the English Channel illegally, marking the highest daily total this year. The surge, attributed to favorable weather, has raised the year's total to approximately 8,000 arrivals, prompting the Home Office to emphasize the need for stronger border security measures against people-smuggling gangs.
Additionally, communications revealed that the French Navy requested the return of life jackets loaned to migrants, as Border Force officials coordinated the return. The government is committed to dismantling smuggling operations and reforming the asylum system to enhance enforcement and reduce illegal crossings.
#politics
GB News: MP BARRED from entering Hong Kong to visit newborn grandson in latest Chinese crackdown
Liberal Democrat MP Wera Hobhouse was denied entry to Hong Kong to visit her newborn grandson, facing a five-hour interrogation by immigration officials before being deported. She expressed shock and distress over the incident, which her party leader condemned as "heartless."
Hobhouse's experience highlights ongoing tensions regarding the treatment of foreign officials by Chinese authorities. Her party leader criticized the decision, emphasizing the personal nature of her intended visit.
GB News: Farage teases Donald Trump talks as he offers tariff lifeline: ‘I’m on the end of the phone’
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has offered to assist the British Government in its tariff dispute with President Trump, stating he is available if needed. The UK faces a 10% tariff on goods, lower than the EU's 20%, which Farage describes as a "Brexit dividend."
As the Starmer government negotiates with the US, optimism exists for progress, though Trump’s economic adviser has tempered expectations for a tariff-free deal. Farage maintains he will not intervene unless requested, emphasizing his support is available.
GB News: WATCH IN FULL: Maajid Nawaz joins Neil Oliver to discuss Middle East as Trump 'surprises' Netanyahu
Maajid Nawaz stated that Donald Trump surprised Benjamin Netanyahu during their recent Washington meeting. Nawaz emphasized that Trump was not representing Netanyahu but advising him to be cautious in his future actions.
#society
GB News: Lego drops DEI terminology as toymaker moves 'in line with Donald Trump'
Lego has removed "diversity and inclusion" terminology from its 2024 sustainability report, a notable shift from its previous year's report. This change coincides with Donald Trump's crackdown on DEI initiatives in the U.S., raising questions about corporate alignment with political trends.
Despite the absence of these terms, Lego continues to promote inclusivity through its product offerings, including mini-figures representing various disabilities. The company asserts its commitment to diversity while emphasizing merit-based appointments for leadership roles.
GB News: BBC crisis as Breakfast hosts Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt embroiled in 'bullying row' with boss
BBC presenter Naga Munchetty is reportedly in a strained relationship with BBC Breakfast editor Richard Frediani amid bullying allegations. Sources indicate that Munchetty and co-host Charlie Stayt have minimal communication with Frediani, who has faced multiple misconduct complaints.
The situation has escalated within the BBC, with Munchetty raising concerns about Frediani's treatment of colleagues. Despite the controversies, he is viewed as a respected editor with a strong understanding of audiences. The BBC is currently addressing broader workplace culture issues.
#economy
GB News: 'There is no point trying to look good by destroying industry for a pointless target'
The UK's push for net zero emissions has led to the closure of coal mines and a decline in domestic energy production, resulting in increased reliance on imports. This strategy has weakened the steel industry, with British Steel facing viability issues due to a lack of local coking coal production.
The government is now considering nationalizing British Steel to address these challenges. Critics argue that the focus on net zero is misguided and detrimental to the economy, as it forces the country to import resources while sacrificing local industry.
#health
GB News: Surgeons behind landmark womb transplant claim operation for trans patients 'still 10 to 20 years away at least'
The UK surgeons behind the first successful womb transplant have ruled out performing the procedure for transgender patients, emphasizing their focus on women born without a womb or those with non-functional wombs. The team warns that current research is not ready for trans patients and highlights the specific medical needs they aim to address.
Professor Richard Smith noted the complexities involved in transplanting a uterus into a male pelvis and expressed concerns about the long-term risks associated with such procedures. The successful womb transplant has potential benefits for thousands of women with conditions like MRKH syndrome, but the focus remains on their specific needs.
#crime
GB News: Manchester Arena bomber's brother attacks THREE prison officers in 'appalling' rampage at HMP Frankland
Hashem Abedi, brother of the Manchester Arena bomber, attacked three prison officers at HMP Frankland, resulting in life-threatening injuries. He threw hot cooking oil and used homemade weapons to stab the officers, prompting calls for a review of prisoner privileges in separation centers.
The incident has raised concerns about prison safety and the management of extremist inmates. Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick described the attack as appalling, emphasizing the need for improved security measures. The Prison Officers Association condemned the violence and pledged support for the injured staff.