A recent poll reveals that 68% of voters in Labour's Red Wall believe Britain is "broken." Support for Reform UK has risen to 30%, while Labour's share has fallen to 27%. Voter concerns center on the cost of living, immigration, and health. 

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage criticized Labour for disconnecting from working-class voters, linking issues to environmental policies. Tensions mount within Labour as MPs voice discontent over proposed welfare cuts, indicating a rift between urban and rural members.

In South Africa, authorities rescued American pastor Josh Sullivan during a shootout after he was kidnapped at his church. The police engaged suspects, resulting in three fatalities, with Sullivan found unharmed.

Mark Zuckerberg's testimony in the FTC's antitrust lawsuit against Meta raises questions about competition and market control. The case echoes the AT&T breakup and highlights the challenges Meta faces in a shifting social media landscape.

The Digest, 4/16/2025 @230AM, CDT

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