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GB News: Migration expert says 'public are entitled to more' as Labour 'backtracks on data promise'
A migration expert has stated that the public deserves more transparency regarding foreign offenders in the UK. The Home Secretary plans to release data on the nationalities and crimes of around 20,000 foreign nationals awaiting deportation, but critics argue this is insufficient.
While Labour has deported 3,594 offenders in their first nine months, the number of foreign offenders awaiting deportation has risen significantly. Experts call for more comprehensive data to be published regularly to better inform the public about the scale of foreign national convictions.
GB News: Keir Starmer issued firm warning over ‘very foolish’ act as PM sweats over migrant crisis - ‘Totally irrational’
The UK Labour Government plans to publish "league tables" of migrant crime data, responding to political pressure. Home Secretary Yvette Cooper supports the move, arguing that the public has a right to know about foreign criminals awaiting deportation and the offenses they have committed.
William Coulston of the Social Democratic Party welcomed the decision, stating that evidence-based policy requires access to such data. He emphasized the need for transparency regarding the criminality of specific migrant populations and suggested that the government should also disclose the net contributions of these groups.
GB News: 'The cover-up is over!' Home Office WILL publish migrant crime league tables as Labour buckles to pressure
The UK Home Office will publish official crime statistics related to foreign criminals, responding to pressure from campaigners. The data, expected by year-end, will detail offenses by migrants awaiting deportation, with Albanians, Romanians, and Poles anticipated to be the most frequent offenders.
This move aims to enhance transparency regarding crime rates among migrants and could assist law enforcement in targeting foreign offenders. The Home Office currently reports over 19,000 foreign criminals living freely while awaiting deportation.
Breitbart: Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin Joins Feds to Detain 521 Violent Illegals
Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin highlighted his collaboration with federal immigration officials to combat violent migrant gangs, asserting that over 200 federal officers are aiding in the apprehension of criminal networks. He reported that 521 violent illegal immigrants have been arrested, including 132 linked to international gangs.
Youngkin criticized Maryland Democrats for allegedly supporting gang members while Virginia focuses on deporting them. He emphasized the importance of this approach as a national model for tackling organized crime, contrasting it with Maryland's stance on gang affiliations.
#politics
Breitbart: Laurence Tribe: Trump's Harvard Tactics Are 'Hitler Basically'
Harvard Law professor emeritus Laurence Tribe criticized President Trump's actions against Harvard, comparing them to tactics used by dictators, including Adolf Hitler. Tribe emphasized that the university's lawsuit against the Trump administration highlights concerns over First Amendment rights and government interference in independent institutions.
He warned that allowing government control over universities threatens innovation and independent thought, likening the situation to historical instances of autocratic leaders suppressing dissent.
GB News: 'Gary Lineker is the epitome of an out-of-touch multimillionaire leftie with luxury beliefs,' says Patrick Christys
Gary Lineker has faced backlash for comparing the UK government's immigration messaging to 1930s Germany, stating he does not regret his comments despite the controversy. He continues to advocate for refugees while living in luxury, raising questions about his perspective on the migrant crisis.
Lineker's remarks have sparked concerns, particularly regarding his views on the Hamas attacks and the BBC's programming choices. Critics argue that his stance reflects a disconnect from the realities faced by the public, leading to calls for his removal from BBC programming.
GB News: Fishermen 'feeling shafted' as they are 'sold down the river' by Labour: 'A pawn in a massive game!'
A Devon fish exporter has criticized the UK government for allegedly using the fishing industry as leverage in negotiations for EU defense contracts. Ian Perkes expressed concerns that fishermen are being "sold down the river" as Prime Minister Keir Starmer considers concessions on fishing quotas in exchange for access to the EU security fund.
The Scottish Fishermen's Federation condemned the proposed deal, arguing it jeopardizes national food security for military contracts. Chief executive Elspeth Macdonald warned that this move could be deeply unpopular, particularly among coastal communities reliant on fishing.
GB News: Elon Musk looking to leave politics because he’s tired of 'attacks' from the left
Elon Musk plans to leave his position as head of the Department of Government Efficiency, citing unethical attacks from the left. His departure is expected by the end of next month, though he believes his initiatives will persist within federal agencies despite his exit.
Musk's influence in the administration appears to be waning, as evidenced by conflicts over IRS appointments and frustration from cabinet members regarding his cost-cutting measures. Analysts have urged Musk to refocus on Tesla, warning that his government involvement could harm the company's brand and demand.
GB News: 'Brexit Betrayal!' Fisherman blasts Labour as trade faces 'final nail in the coffin': 'We have nothing left'
Fisherman Paul Lines expressed outrage over reports that Keir Starmer may concede more UK fishing waters to the EU in exchange for access to defense contracts. He labeled this move a "Brexit betrayal," claiming the fishing industry feels neglected and forgotten.
Lines criticized the government for prioritizing defense over fishing, stating that fishermen are left to struggle while politicians make deals. He warned that the British fishing industry is on the brink of collapse and expressed distrust towards politicians.
GB News: Tom Harwood and Emily Carver at odds over ‘photoshopped’ image of Joe Biden - WATCH
Tom Harwood and Emily Carver debated the authenticity of a photo showing Joe Biden celebrating Easter with his family. Carver suggested the image might be photoshopped due to Biden's formal attire compared to his family's casual clothing. Harwood countered that more evidence is needed to support her claim.
GB News: Labour told to BAN 'non-crime hate incidents' after spate of maddening police encounters
The Conservative Party is pushing to amend the Crime and Policing Bill to limit the recording of non-crime hate incidents (NCHIs), criticizing their current application as a misuse of police resources. Kemi Badenoch argues that Labour should support this amendment to focus on real crime rather than political correctness.
Labour has countered, stating that the Tories had ample time to address policing priorities during their time in power but failed to do so. The debate has intensified following incidents where individuals faced police scrutiny over social media posts, raising concerns about free speech and police overreach.
GB News: ‘No humility!’ Gary Lineker torn apart as he shows no remorse for ‘shocking’ tweet in new interview
Gary Lineker, the BBC presenter, has stated he does not regret his controversial tweets comparing the UK government's asylum policy to 1930s Germany, despite acknowledging the fallout they caused for the BBC. He plans to leave his role on Match of the Day after the 2026 World Cup.
Critics, including Dr. Renee Hoenderkamp, have accused Lineker of lacking humility and failing to recognize any fault in his statements. While some defend his right to free speech, others argue he should focus on football commentary rather than political issues. The BBC confirmed Lineker will step down from hosting but continue with other podcast projects.
GB News: BBC building in lockdown after 20 pro-Palestine protesters 'posing as tourists' break in
Pro-Palestine protesters breached security at a BBC building in Belfast, forcing a lockdown. About 20 activists entered by posing as tourists and later accessed a studio through a fire door. Police removed them after the incident, which follows previous protests against the BBC's coverage of Israel and Palestine.
Organizers have accused the BBC of bias, claiming it minimizes Israeli violence and perpetuates misinformation regarding the conflict.
Fox News: Far-left lawmaker breaks silence after unearthed social media post ignites firestorm
Rep. Maxwell Frost, D-Fla., faced backlash after a 2016 tweet featuring rap lyrics resurfaced, leading to criticism from social media users and even Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele. Frost responded by downplaying the controversy and sharing more lighthearted posts.
The uproar follows Frost's recent trip to El Salvador to advocate for Kilmar Abrego Garcia, an alleged MS-13 gang member, raising questions about his conduct as a member of Congress. Critics argue that his past social media activity is inappropriate for his position.
Fox News: Media personality Steve Hilton unleashes on 'failed and rejected' Kamala Harris at campaign launch
California Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton criticized former Vice President Kamala Harris for potentially running to succeed Governor Gavin Newsom, labeling her a "failed and rejected machine politician." He expressed confidence that if she enters the race, she would be defeated again.
Hilton's campaign launch highlighted endorsements from notable figures and noted that recent polling shows a significant portion of California voters may consider a Republican for governor. The state’s jungle primary system could lead to a competitive race among Democrats, with several candidates already in the running.
#society
GB News: Notting Hill Carnival at risk of 'mass casualty event' as Met Police reveals 'most concerning element'
Concerns have been raised about crowd safety at the Notting Hill Carnival, which attracts around two million attendees each year. The Metropolitan Police warn that high crowd density poses a risk of a mass casualty event, prompting calls for stricter safety measures and guidance on stewarding.
An independent review is already in progress to address these safety issues, with support from various city officials and organizations. Last year, two fatalities occurred during the event, highlighting the urgent need for enhanced crowd management and policing strategies.
GB News: Sharon Osbourne, 72, cancels tour last minute due to ‘family issue’ amid husband Ozzy Osbourne's, 76, health woes
Sharon Osbourne has canceled her Scandinavian talk show tour just hours before it was set to begin, citing a "family issue." The cancellation affects performances in Stockholm, Helsinki, Oslo, and Copenhagen, coinciding with ongoing health concerns for her husband, Ozzy Osbourne.
Ozzy, who has been battling Parkinson's disease and other ailments, recently underwent his fourth spinal surgery. Despite these challenges, the couple is scheduled to perform together at Ozzy's final concert in Birmingham this July, which will feature the original Black Sabbath members.
GB News: King Charles joined by European royals to pay tribute ahead of Pope Francis's funeral
Pope Francis passed away at the age of 88 at the Vatican, prompting tributes from various royal families across Europe. King Charles expressed deep sadness, highlighting the Pope's compassion and impact on many lives. Other monarchs, including those from the Netherlands, Spain, and Belgium, shared their condolences.
The Vatican confirmed his death was due to a cerebral stroke leading to heart failure, following a recent battle with pneumonia. His body will lie in state at St Peter's Basilica before burial, with royal attendance at the funeral being confirmed.
GB News: WATCH: 'Damage is done!' Labour MP says women in sport 'already injured' ahead of gender ruling
Labour MP Graham Stringer stated that prior to the Supreme Court's recent ruling, which clarified that 'woman' and 'sex' in the Equality Act pertain to biological women, there was "damage done" to women's sports. He emphasized that the law has always defined men and women biologically.
GB News: Nottingham attack victims' fathers demand change after NHS report exposed 'several failures' to stop Valdo Calocane: 'Not worth the paper it's written on!'
The fathers of Nottingham attack victims Barnaby Webber and Grace O'Malley-Kumar have criticized a recent NHS Mental Health Homicide Review, calling it incompetent and lacking accountability for the failures that led to the release of the attacker, Valdo Calocane. They demand a full statutory inquiry to identify those responsible.
Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood announced a full inquiry, but the families are focused on preventing future mental health homicides, which they claim occur almost weekly. They seek to ensure accountability and improve safety in mental health practices to avoid further tragedies.
GB News: Women's rights activist hails 'bravery' of those who 'faced horrific death threats' ahead of gender ruling
Cathy Larkman of the Women's Rights Network praised the courage of those advocating for the Supreme Court ruling that defines women based on "biological sex." This decision follows a challenge by For Women Scotland and comes amid significant backlash, including death threats.
GB News: Harvard University sues Donald Trump over $2.2 BILLION funding freeze after he issued major ultimatum
Harvard University is suing the Trump administration after $2.2 billion in grants were frozen due to the university's refusal to comply with demands regarding antisemitism policies and diversity programs. Harvard's president argues that the freeze threatens critical medical research and asserts the university's independence.
The Trump administration claims Harvard fails to meet conditions for federal funding, labeling the financial support as a privilege. The White House has initiated a review of at least 60 universities for their handling of antisemitism, with Harvard being the first to challenge the administration's actions in court.
GB News: NHS trusts accused of 'ignoring the rules' on single-sex spaces despite Supreme Court ruling: 'Selling off women's rights!'
Cathy Larkman of the Women's Rights Network praised the bravery of those who fought for the Supreme Court ruling affirming that "biological women" are defined by biological sex, not gender identity. Despite this, she criticized NHS trusts for ignoring rules on single-sex spaces, allowing biological men in women's wards.
Transgender activists protested the ruling, with Larkman noting the hostility faced by women asserting their rights. She emphasized the ongoing struggle for women's rights and the challenges posed by institutions that, in her view, compromise these rights.
GB News: Harry Potter star calls JK Rowling a ‘bigot’ in furious outburst following historic woman ruling
Sean Biggerstaff, known for his role as Oliver Wood in the Harry Potter films, has criticized author J.K. Rowling as an "obsessed billionaire" and "bigoted" over her views on transgender issues. His comments followed a UK Supreme Court ruling affirming that "woman" refers to biological females, a decision Rowling celebrated.
Despite his criticism of Rowling, Biggerstaff remains connected to the Harry Potter franchise, actively participating in fan events. He defended fellow actors Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, and Rupert Grint against backlash for distancing themselves from Rowling's views.
GB News: Labour MP says 'damage was done' to women in sport before gender ruling: 'They have been injured by this!'
Labour MP Graham Stringer stated that the recent Supreme Court ruling clarifying the definitions of 'woman' and 'sex' in the Equality Act has highlighted damage done to women in sports. He emphasized that the law has always recognized biological definitions, asserting that women have been harmed by allowing trans women to compete in female sports.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer supported the ruling, stating it provides needed clarity and defines a woman as an adult female. He welcomed the decision as a positive step, while the Supreme Court's Lord Hodge noted the importance of not viewing the ruling as a victory for one group over another.
GB News: Prince William to leave UK within days for Pope Francis's funeral, Kensington Palace confirms
Prince William will travel to the Vatican for Pope Francis's funeral on Saturday, April 26, representing the King. The Pope passed away at 88 after suffering a stroke, following a recent hospital stay for double pneumonia.
William is currently on a break with his family for the Easter holiday.
GB News: Travel warning issued for European beach destination following 'cases of assault'
British travelers to Turkey are cautioned about the risk of sexual assault, with 56 reported cases among 4.4 million visitors in 2024. The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office advises vigilance, especially in coastal resorts, and recommends that children be supervised at all times.
Travelers are urged to use reputable services and to avoid sharing personal information. Victims of sexual harassment or assault should report incidents to local authorities and contact the British Consulate for support.
GB News: GB News star ‘massively surprised’ by on-air Meghan Markle revelation: ‘I’ve been sitting on this story’
Ben Leo of GB News revealed he has long-held emails from children's author Meg Elliott, who accused Meghan Markle of plagiarizing her book "Pearl Power" in the now-cancelled Netflix series "Pearl." Elliott's lawyers previously sent legal letters to Markle, citing striking similarities.
Leo expressed surprise at the allegations and noted the author hesitated to speak out for fear of upsetting Markle. Meanwhile, discussions continue about the future of Markle's Netflix deal, which appears uncertain following these revelations.
GB News: Trans rights protest: Extraordinary GB News rant as demonstration branded ‘absolute hallmark gold standard of two-tier policing’
Sir Jake Berry criticized the "two-tier policing" during protests against a Supreme Court ruling, where several statues, including that of suffragist Millicent Fawcett, were vandalized. He argued that the policing response differed based on the protesters' views.
Berry emphasized that the rule of law should apply equally to all, including transgender individuals, and condemned the lack of arrests for the vandalism. Chief Superintendent Stuart Bell also condemned the actions, stating they spoil the area and that police are pursuing those responsible.
GB News: Jake Berry hits out at 'zero arrests' being made after trans protesters vandalise London statues
Sir Jake Berry criticized the "two-tier policing" during protests against the Supreme Court's ruling on women's rights, where seven statues in London were vandalized. The demonstrations involved the transgender community and their supporters opposing recent legislation.
GB News: Locals left 'shocked' after being forced to CANCEL 150-year-old event as council blames new law
The Shrewsbury Flower Show, a 150-year tradition, has been cancelled due to rising costs and new security regulations. Organizers cited financial losses exacerbated by National Insurance changes and the cost of living crisis, making future events unsustainable.
Local residents and businesses expressed disappointment, noting the significant cultural and economic impact of the show. The cancellation follows previous disruptions from the COVID-19 pandemic and a security alert in 2023.
GB News: Vladimir Putin's 'secret 10-year-old son' pictured after being hidden from Russian public
Images of Vladimir Putin's alleged secret son, Ivan, have surfaced from a Russian anti-Kremlin Telegram channel. The child, reportedly the son of Putin and gymnast Alina Kabaeva, has been kept out of the public eye, living in isolation with limited contact with peers.
Putin has never publicly acknowledged his relationship with Kabaeva or their children, though he has hinted at family moments in past statements. The Kremlin denies any connection, but independent reports confirm the existence of their two sons, highlighting the secretive nature of Putin's family life.
GB News: 'Disgusting!' Council row erupts as giant metal fence suddenly appears in iconic national park
A 2.1-meter steel fence in Wales, dubbed the "Great Wall of Clydach," has ignited local outrage. Erected without warning for safety reasons, it cost taxpayers £40,000 and runs along a mountain road. Residents demand its removal, citing visual impact and wildlife concerns.
Monmouthshire County Council defends the fence as a necessary measure following previous safety failures, but acknowledges poor communication with the community. A public meeting is scheduled to discuss potential solutions, including reducing the fence's height and exploring new footpaths.
GB News: Motorist slapped with 18 driving fines worth up to £2,070 despite being exempt from road rules
Marlene Nwaokolo has received 18 fines totaling £1,260 for driving in a restricted school zone, despite being exempt due to her disability. She applied for the exemption after a car accident and was assured by Medway Council that her fines would be canceled, yet she continues to receive notices.
Medway Council has acknowledged the errors and stated they are working to withdraw all related correspondence and prevent future issues. They secured funding to support school street programs aimed at improving safety during peak drop-off and pick-up times.
GB News: Krispy Kreme new menu: Chain announces 3 new doughnuts - including return of glazed flavour that 'divided the country'
Krispy Kreme has reintroduced its Glazed Raspberry doughnuts after a flavor competition, alongside new Cherry Bakewell and Pistachio Iced varieties. The Glazed Raspberry is available for a limited time through various delivery services and in stores.
Aldi is also bringing back its popular Pistachio Crème and Milk & Hazelnut Crème spreads due to high demand, set to hit shelves on April 27. Additionally, Aldi introduces a new Pistachio Tiramisu and a Chocolate & Hazelnut Tiramisu for a summer dessert option.
GB News: Travel warning: Tourists could be fined over £500 as popular European destination announces strict dress code rules
Hvar, Croatia, has introduced stricter dress codes for tourists, imposing hefty fines for inappropriate attire in public spaces, religious sites, and historical landmarks. Offenders could face penalties up to €600 for wearing swimwear outside designated areas and €500 for being shirtless or in revealing clothing.
Travel experts advise visitors to research local dress codes and customs to avoid fines. Recommendations include carrying appropriate clothing for cultural sites and learning basic local phrases. Meanwhile, UK tourists are shifting their travel preferences, with cities like Amsterdam and Paris gaining popularity over Spain.
GB News: Iconic ex-theme park unveils plans to re-open after devastating locals with shock closure
Adventure Wonderland, a former theme park near Bournemouth, plans to reopen as a smaller adventure park after closing due to rising costs. The new attraction will feature play zones, splash parks, sensory gardens, a maze, go-karting, and mini golf.
The redevelopment aims to create a space that caters to local community needs, focusing on outdoor play and creative environments. While the park initially hoped to open in 2025, specific dates remain unconfirmed.
GB News: Doctor shuts down GB News star in trans row with three-word rebuttal
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer expressed support for the Supreme Court's ruling defining a woman as "an adult female," marking a shift in his stance on transgender issues. The ruling provides clarity for organizations regarding gender recognition and single-sex spaces, allowing them to ban trans women from female sports without legal repercussions.
GB News commentators Nigel Nelson and Dr. Renee Hoenderkamp debated the implications of the ruling, with Nelson arguing for changes to the Gender Recognition Act and Hoenderkamp advocating for its repeal. They emphasized the importance of distinguishing biological sex in data for health and social planning.
GB News: Gender-critical student BANNED from presenting on university radio issues plea to 'scared' young people
Connie Shaw, a gender-critical student, has urged young people to reconsider their views on transgender issues following a Supreme Court ruling that defines "sex" under the Equality Act as biological sex. She advocates for the acceptance of boundaries in single-sex spaces and encourages open-mindedness in discussions.
The ruling has led to widespread protests across the UK, with many arguing it discriminates against trans individuals. Equalities Minister Bridget Phillipson stated that transgender women should use male facilities while stressing the need for dignity in service provision.
GB News: Gender is a 'social construct' and 'cannot be changed', Dr Renee Hoenderkamp claims
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has publicly supported the Supreme Court's ruling defining a woman as "an adult female," a notable change from his earlier views on transgender matters. This statement has ignited controversy, particularly among the transgender community and its advocates.
The debate intensified during a heated exchange between GB News commentator Nigel Nelson and Dr. Renee Hoenderkamp, reflecting the ongoing tensions surrounding gender identity and political positions.
GB News: National Lottery winner given JUST HOURS to grab £3.6m jackpot - but what happens if Set for Life prize goes unclaimed?
A National Lottery winner has until midnight tonight to claim a £10,000 monthly jackpot for 30 years, purchased in Sevenoaks on October 24, 2024. Despite efforts to locate the winner, the ticket remains unclaimed, prompting local residents to check their tickets.
If the prize is not claimed, the funds will support various projects across the UK. Unclaimed prizes are common, with a total of £2.35 million outstanding in October 2024. Winners must claim large prizes in person, and failure to do so within 180 days results in forfeiture.
GB News: Glasgow threatens to stop taking migrants as taxpayer costs set to TREBLE in growing crisis
Glasgow is considering halting the acceptance of asylum seekers due to an anticipated threefold increase in costs for taxpayers over three years. The city has become the UK's primary location for asylum seekers, with a significant rise in homelessness applications linked to refugee status.
Local authorities are calling for urgent financial support from the Home Office, as Glasgow handles a disproportionate number of asylum cases compared to other regions. The UK Government acknowledges the pressures on the asylum system and is working to improve support for local councils.
GB News: Millions of drivers risk £10k fine for ignoring £94 car repair which can cause 'much more serious' issues
A new study reveals that financial pressures are causing millions of drivers in Britain to delay essential vehicle repairs, raising safety concerns on the roads. Over half of garages reported that common maintenance tasks, such as timing belt replacements and oil changes, are being postponed, potentially leading to costly and dangerous consequences.
Experts warn that neglecting these repairs can result in significant long-term damage and increased repair costs, with some repairs costing nine times more than the initial maintenance. The study highlights the importance of budgeting for vehicle upkeep to avoid legal issues and ensure safety for all road users.
GB News: 'I was gutted!' National Lottery winner devastated after pet dog eats winning Scratchcard
Gareth Thomas, 38, from Cardiff, was devastated when his dog, Teddy, destroyed a winning National Lottery scratchcard worth £500 before he could claim the prize. Despite contacting the lottery, he learned that a complete ticket is required for any claim, leaving him disappointed.
The incident highlights the importance of safeguarding winning scratchcards. Experts recommend taking a photo of the card, keeping it away from pets and children, and storing it securely to avoid similar mishaps.
GB News: GB News star shares horror Gatwick experience as 14-HOUR delay sparks chaos: ‘We got given £6!’
GB News presenter Miriam Cates experienced significant delays at Gatwick Airport, which has been named the UK's worst for delays for the second consecutive year. Her flight was delayed by 14 hours, and she faced long waits to retrieve her luggage, receiving minimal compensation of £6.05.
Data from the Civil Aviation Authority indicates Gatwick departures averaged over 23 minutes behind schedule in 2024, despite slight improvement from the previous year. Other airports like Birmingham and Manchester also reported delays, while Belfast City Airport had the best punctuality.
GB News: All Creatures Great and Small star welcomes first child ‘earlier than expected’ and share sweet snap
Rachel Shenton, star of "All Creatures Great and Small," has welcomed her first child, a son named Orson Wilde Overton, born on April 9, 2025. The actress shared the news on Instagram, expressing gratitude to the medical team at Royal Stoke Maternity Unit for their care during her son's early arrival.
The announcement received warm congratulations from celebrity friends and fans alike, celebrating the couple's new journey as parents. Shenton and her husband, Chris Overton, are both accomplished actors, having won an Oscar for their film "The Silent Child."
GB News: 'Abolish non-crime hate incidents and get back to doing what we used to do - protecting free speech'
Non-crime hate incidents, introduced in 2014 to address perceived hostility toward protected characteristics, are criticized for undermining free speech. Police have acknowledged these incidents lack evidence and effectiveness, leading to concerns about thought-policing and silencing dissent.
With over 250,000 incidents logged, the practices are seen as a waste of police resources and a threat to individual liberties. The call is to abolish these measures and restore a commitment to free expression and diverse opinions in society.
GB News: Tesla 'delays launch' of cheaper electric car amid Elon Musk backlash and global protests
Tesla is reportedly delaying the launch of a new affordable electric vehicle, specifically a stripped-down version of the Model Y. While CEO Elon Musk has promised a low-cost EV, plans for production have been shelved, with no clear reason provided. Current offerings include the Model 3 and upgraded Model Y, with deliveries set for June.
The delay comes as Tesla prepares to announce its financial results, which may influence future production plans. The company has faced criticism for stagnating vehicle options despite technological improvements. Additionally, protests against Musk's political affiliations have emerged globally, impacting the brand's public perception.
#economy
Breitbart: White House: 18 Countries Have Made Formal Trade Proposals to U.S.
The Trump administration is actively engaged in trade negotiations, with 18 formal offers received from various countries and meetings scheduled with 34 nations this week. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt highlighted ongoing progress and interest from over 100 countries in establishing trade deals.
Notably, the U.S. and India have set terms for trade negotiations, addressing longstanding trade barriers. Additionally, President Trump indicated that discussions with China are progressing positively. The administration aims to finalize deals that benefit American workers.
Breitbart: Chevron CEO: 'No Signs' We Are in or Close to a Recession
Chevron CEO Mike Wirth stated on CNBC that there are no current signs of an impending recession, though he acknowledged a slowdown in growth. He emphasized the long-term nature of Chevron's investments and discussed the company's recent projects in the Gulf of America.
Wirth highlighted the importance of maintaining production despite short-term price fluctuations, particularly in deepwater projects. He noted that while offshore projects have a longer timeline, onshore unconventional production may see a decline if prices fall significantly.
GB News: Elon Musk faces Tesla crisis as profits fall and 'political sentiment' could hammer future sales
Tesla's revenue and profits have significantly declined in Q1 2025, with automotive revenues down 20% year-on-year, totaling $13.9 billion. Net income dropped 71% to $409 million, while production fell by 16%. The company cites uncertainties in trade policy and market dynamics as contributing factors.
Despite these challenges, Tesla produced over 362,000 vehicles, primarily Model 3s and Ys, and plans to expand into the Middle East with upcoming launches. The company is also preparing for the rollout of Supervised Full Self-Driving technology in Europe, pending regulatory approval.
GB News: WATCH: Sir John Redwood has shares 'worry for the taxpayer' as Labour steps in to save British Steel
Former Conservative cabinet minister Sir John Redwood expressed concern for taxpayers following Labour's intervention to save British Steel. The company has decided to halt consultations that could have led to 2,700 job redundancies, which were initially proposed by its Chinese owners.
GB News: Sir John Redwood shares 'worry' for taxpayer as British Steel scraps redundancies: 'We need nationalisation!'
Sir John Redwood has expressed concern over the financial implications for taxpayers following Labour's intervention to save British Steel, which has halted plans for up to 2,700 job redundancies. He questions the long-term viability of jobs and the future of steel production in the UK.
Redwood criticizes the government's strategy, suggesting it lacks clarity on funding and future operations, particularly regarding the aging blast furnaces. He calls for a comprehensive nationalization plan to ensure the sustainability of British Steel and its workforce.
GB News: Property for sale? Swapping out your home office could boost value by £39,000
As the pandemic fades, many homeowners are reassessing their home offices, which can add about 7.5% to property value. Research indicates that converting these spaces into dressing rooms or libraries can yield even greater returns, with dressing rooms adding up to 14.5% in value.
Homeowners may benefit significantly from these transformations, especially if planning to sell. While home offices maintain appeal, alternatives like reading rooms and games rooms offer practical enhancements and increased resale potential.
GB News: Rachel Reeves's tax bombshell to 'drag' 8.3 million Britons into paying more to HMRC - what you need to know
Over 8.3 million Britons are expected to move into higher tax brackets in the next five years due to frozen tax thresholds, a situation described as "fiscal drag." This occurs as earnings rise while tax thresholds remain unchanged, effectively acting as a "stealth tax."
Chancellor Rachel Reeves plans to end the income tax threshold freeze by the 2028/29 fiscal year. Despite projected increases in real household disposable income, experts warn of significant fluctuations and subdued wage growth, as companies face rising costs.
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Times Of Israel: Hegseth took US airstrike info sent to family members from secure military channel
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faces scrutiny for potentially leaking classified airstrike information from US Central Command via unsecured Signal chats. The details shared included sensitive launch times for operations against Houthi targets in Yemen, raising concerns about security breaches.
Hegseth has denied the information was classified, attributing the leaks to disgruntled former staff. However, former Defense Secretary Leon Panetta called the situation a serious breach, emphasizing the sensitivity of such operational details. Hegseth's inner circle has reportedly shrunk as he seeks to identify and address the leaks.
GB News: Ukraine to deploy 15,000 robots on the front line as part of plans to replace soldiers with 'snake'
Ukraine is deploying 15,000 Uncrewed Ground Vehicles (UGVs) to the front lines to address a critical manpower shortage amid ongoing conflict with Russia. These robots, known as Zmiy, are designed for various tasks including minelaying, logistics, and direct combat, aiming to reduce human casualties.
The Ukrainian defense sector has ramped up UGV production significantly, with contracts increasing from $2.5 million for six robots in late 2024 to $150 million for 31 contracts in early 2025. Experts note that Ukraine is leveraging practical robotics to adapt quickly to battlefield needs, enhancing its military capabilities.
GB News: WATCH: Moment Royal Navy flagship HMS Prince of Wales sails from Portsmouth
The HMS Prince of Wales, Royal Navy's flagship aircraft carrier, has set sail from Portsmouth for a significant eight-month deployment. The £3 billion vessel, capable of carrying 1,600 personnel, will lead a multinational fleet visiting 40 countries across various regions including the Mediterranean and Asia.
Families gathered to bid farewell to the officers as the ship embarks on one of its largest missions to date.
GB News: US deploys 'ship killer' missiles in 'full battle test' in the Philippines as China encroaches over South China Sea and Taiwan
The U.S. has deployed advanced "ship killer" missiles to the Philippines as tensions with China escalate over the South China Sea and Taiwan. This move coincides with the Balikatan military exercises, involving 9,000 Philippine troops and 5,000 U.S. forces, aimed at enhancing defense capabilities.
The NMESIS system, designed for sea denial, will remain in the Philippines post-exercises, reflecting a strategy to counter China's military expansion. U.S. officials emphasize the importance of deterrence in the region, while China warns against the Philippines' military collaboration with the U.S.
#religion
GB News: Watch as the Archbishop of Southwark pays tribute to the Pope in GB News interview
Pope Francis passed away at 88 after suffering a stroke and cardiac failure. He had been dealing with multiple health issues, including pneumonia and diabetes. The Archbishop of Southwark praised his final public act during Easter, highlighting his commitment to faith and dignity in suffering.
Francis's body will lie in state at St. Peter's Basilica for three days before his funeral, which will be attended by world leaders. He requested a simple burial at Santa Maria Maggiore with a modest inscription.
#culture
GB News: WATCH: 'Financial incentives!' Tom Harwood details Gary Lineker move that ‘suits all parties’
Tom Harwood of GB News suggested that Gary Lineker had "financial incentives" to depart from the BBC. Lineker disclosed that the corporation wanted him to resign from his role as presenter of Match of the Day after 25 years.
GB News: Gary Lineker’s ‘incentive’ to quit the BBC: GB News's Tom Harwood dissects move that ‘suited all parties’
Tom Harwood suggested that Gary Lineker may have had "financial incentives" to leave the BBC, given his successful podcast business, Goalhanger, which could be earning him more than his BBC salary. Lineker indicated the BBC preferred him to step down after 25 years on Match of the Day.
Lineker, who has been the BBC's highest-paid presenter, plans to focus on his podcasting career after the 2026 World Cup. His comments about the government's asylum policy have drawn scrutiny, and Harwood noted that a high-profile presenter must consider the reputational impact of their online behavior on the organization.
GB News: Meghan Markle 'unlikely' to have Netflix deal renewed, Griffiths claims
Ben Leo revealed allegations of plagiarism against Meghan Markle, claiming her Netflix show "Pearl" bears "striking similarities" to children's author Meg Elliott's book, "Pearl Power." This has raised questions about the originality of Markle's project.
GB News: Historic flooded Welsh quarry to be brought back to life as 'world's first underwater museum' set to open
A new underwater museum and escape room will open in Vivian Quarry, Llanberis, Wales, allowing visitors as young as 10 to explore the site after a safety briefing. The attractions aim to showcase Welsh heritage and utilize advanced technology for accessible diving experiences.
The quarry, once the world's second-largest slate mine, has been transformed into a time capsule since its closure in 1960. Scuba Scape, the company behind the project, has implemented rigorous safety measures and aims to make the underwater site accessible to all, including those without diving experience.
GB News: Gary Lineker should 'stick to football commentating', Nelson claims
Gary Lineker faces criticism for his perceived lack of humility regarding his controversial tweets. In a recent interview, he suggested that the BBC intended for him to exit "Match Of The Day" as he plans to leave the network after the 2026 World Cup.
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GB News: WATCH: WW2 Veteran celebrates 103 birthday live on GB News
John Morris, a 103-year-old World War II veteran and the last surviving member of the Raiding Support Regiment, celebrated his birthday on GB News. He served in key campaigns, including the Battle of Britain and North Africa, and was honored by friends and supporters.
Accompanied by friend Matthew Hellyer, who called him a "legend," Morris humorously remarked about feeling "150" at his age.
GB News: Archaeology breakthrough: Tomb of ancient Egyptian prince discovered behind 'fake' 4.5m granite door
Archaeologists in Egypt have discovered a 4,000-year-old tomb belonging to Waserif Ra, son of Pharaoh Userkaf, at the Saqqara Necropolis. The tomb features a large false door made of pink granite and inscriptions detailing Waserif Ra's titles, highlighting its significance in understanding royal lineages.
Additional findings include a statue of King Djoser and a red granite offering table used in funerary practices. A colossal black granite statue dating to the 26th Dynasty suggests the tomb was reused over a millennium after Waserif Ra's burial. The Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities plans to continue excavations in the area.
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GB News: Britons issued health warning over seasoning product urgently pulled from store shelves
Damasgate Wholesale has recalled its Sofra Potato Chips Seasoning due to undeclared peanuts, posing a health risk to those with peanut allergies. The recall affects all lot numbers and best before dates of the 100g packets, and customers are advised to return the product for a full refund.
The Food Standards Agency has issued an Allergy Alert and is working with allergy support organizations to inform consumers. This action follows standard procedures for food recalls related to incorrect allergy labeling. Customers can contact Damasgate Wholesale for more information.
Le Monde: World Health Organization to slash jobs and programs amid massive US funding cuts
The World Health Organization (WHO) is facing significant budget cuts and job reductions due to the United States' withdrawal of funding, which has created a gap of $560 to $650 million for the 2026-27 budget. WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus announced plans to reduce senior management and departments, affecting operations globally.
The cuts come as the US, the largest donor, has not paid its assessed contributions for 2024 and 2025. Tedros emphasized the need for the WHO to refocus on core functions while acknowledging the challenges many countries face in accessing health support.
Forbes: FDA Will Phase Out Food Dyes Used In Skittles, Gatorade And Froot Loops: What To Know
The FDA and HHS announced plans to phase out all petroleum-based synthetic dyes from the U.S. food supply by the end of 2026, affecting major companies like General Mills and PepsiCo. The initiative includes six synthetic dyes and aims for earlier removal of FD&C Red No. 3.
While there is no formal agreement with food companies, there is an understanding to comply. The FDA plans to label products without these dyes and will provide information on additives through an open-source website.
GB News: Diabetes: 'I'm a doctor - 2 nutrients profoundly slow down insulin response over time making it harder to manage glucose'
Saturated fat and sodium are crucial yet often overlooked factors in diabetes management, impacting insulin resistance and health outcomes. Experts recommend limiting saturated fat to 10% of daily calories and keeping sodium intake below 2,300 mg to mitigate hypertension risks.
A holistic approach to diabetes care should include dietary interventions, exercise, and stress management. Increasing fiber intake and consuming a variety of plant-based foods can enhance insulin sensitivity and overall metabolic health.
GB News: Beyonce's mum Tina Knowles, 71, reveals hidden cancer battle following missed scan: ‘I was in disbelief’
Tina Knowles, mother of Beyoncé and Solange, revealed she battled stage 1 breast cancer after missing a routine mammogram during the COVID-19 pandemic. Diagnosed in July 2023, she underwent a lumpectomy and is now cancer-free, emphasizing the importance of regular screenings for women.
Knowles shared her experience to encourage others to prioritize their health, reflecting on the potential consequences of delayed testing. Supported by her daughters and family, she highlighted the emotional strength gained during her treatment and the need for women to stay vigilant about their health.
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GB News: Labour's free breakfast clubs branded 'bad use of taxpayer money' by Tory minister: 'Responsibility is for the parents!'
Chris Philp criticizes universal breakfast clubs, stating feeding kids is a parental responsibility, while others support the initiative.
GB News: Chris Philp hits out at 'parent responsibility' as Labour announce 'universal' free school breakfast clubs
Chris Philp criticizes the Government's breakfast clubs, stating feeding children is a parental responsibility, not a state duty.
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GB News: 'Not rocket science!' Michelle Dewberry fumes over migrant sex offence surge: 'Gaps in the data'
Michelle Dewberry has stated that importing men from cultures that "do not respect women" correlates with increased crime rates against women, citing data showing foreign nationals are 71% more likely to be convicted of sex crimes than British citizens. Home Secretary Yvette Cooper plans to release data on the nationalities of foreign criminals by year-end.
Current figures indicate over 19,000 foreign offenders are awaiting deportation, a rise since the Conservatives' departure. Calls for transparency regarding the nationality breakdown of those claiming benefits have been made, with implications that mass migration contributes to crime.
GB News: Nottingham attack: Fathers of Grace O'Malley-Kumar and Barnaby Webber blast 'incompetent' NHS report
Fathers of Nottingham attack victims Barnaby Webber and Grace O'Malley-Kumar criticized a new report on the triple-killing, citing "several failures" and deeming it "not worth the paper it is printed on." The victims were killed by Valdo Calocane in 2023.
GB News: Labour told publishing migrant criminal league tables is NOT ENOUGH with further action demanded: 'What will you ACTUALLY do?'
The UK Government plans to publish "league tables" detailing the nationalities and offenses of foreign criminals awaiting deportation, responding to public and parliamentary interest. Shadow Policing and Crime Minister Matt Vickers welcomed this transparency but urged for actionable steps beyond mere data release.
Vickers highlighted concerning statistics, particularly regarding Albanian offenders, and called for the Government to ensure that those who commit crimes are promptly deported. He emphasized the need for accountability and informed public discourse on immigration's impact on crime and public services.
GB News: Matt Vickers blasts 'eye-watering' foreign criminal figures following latest pledge by Labour
Crime Minister Matt Vickers has raised concerns about the government's approach to foreign criminals. The Home Office plans to release "league tables" detailing the nationalities and offenses of individuals awaiting deportation, marking a first for transparency in this area.
This initiative aims to shed light on the demographics of foreign criminals in the UK and the actions being taken against them.
GB News: British public 'have a right to know' the statistics on foreign criminals, Coulston claims
The UK Labour Government is set to publish "league tables" detailing crimes committed by migrants, a move praised by Social Democratic Party leader William Coulston. Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has urged for a comprehensive breakdown of offenses by foreign criminals awaiting deportation.
GB News: Ecuador news: British man 'lynched and burnt alive' after mob stormed police station
A British man was lynched and burned alive by a mob in Playas del Cuyabeno, Ecuador, after being arrested as a suspect in a fatal shooting. Local residents stormed the police station where he was held, dragging him outside and setting him on fire in a case of "community justice."
Police reported that they were outnumbered and feared for their safety, as the mob was armed and threatened to burn down the station. The victim of the shooting was identified as Rodrigo Chavez, and the British national was known to be working in the area as an English teacher.
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GB News: Rory McIlroy sparks wild rush for The Open tickets ahead of homecoming tournament
The Open Championship at Royal Portrush this summer is expected to attract a record 278,000 fans, generating an estimated £213 million for the local economy. This marks the largest sporting event in Northern Ireland's history, fueled by Rory McIlroy's recent Masters victory.
Ticket demand surged, with over one million entries for the public ballot, reflecting the excitement surrounding McIlroy's return to his home course. The event will be the largest Open Championship held outside St Andrews, highlighting the significance of McIlroy's participation after his challenging performance in 2019.
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GB News: Lyrid meteor shower to light up skies TONIGHT - how and where you can see dozens of shooting stars
The Lyrids meteor shower, the oldest known, began on April 16 and will be visible until April 25. It peaked between April 21 and 22, with meteors originating from the trail of comet C/1861 G1 Thatcher. Observers can see the meteors with the naked eye, especially in dark areas away from city lights.
While moonlight may reduce visibility to five to ten meteors per hour, the Lyrids have historically surprised stargazers with bursts of up to 100 meteors. For the best experience, viewers are advised to allow their eyes to adjust to the dark and avoid phone screens.
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GB News: Use Gmail? Warning issued to 1.8 billion users over troubling email scam — delete these messages NOW
Gmail users are facing a sophisticated phishing attack that bypasses Google's security measures, with fraudulent emails appearing to come directly from Google. These emails, which can pass Google's DKIM signature check, trick users into believing they are receiving legitimate legal subpoenas, leading to potential data breaches.
Google is aware of the issue and is working on a fix, but users are urged to remain vigilant and adopt stronger security practices. They should avoid clicking links in emails, verify communications through official channels, and check the domain of any login pages before entering credentials.
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GB News: Travel warning: Holidaymakers travelling from the UK warned of 'disruptions' as Ryanair issues update
Ryanair has warned of potential flight disruptions due to high winds affecting operations in the western UK. Passengers flying on April 22 may face delays or cancellations and are encouraged to check the Ryanair app for updates.
The airline will notify affected customers and provide assistance for delays over two hours, including meal vouchers and potential hotel accommodations for overnight delays. Passengers may also be eligible for refunds or compensation under Passenger Rights Regulations.