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#illegals
GB News: Asylum hotel firm putting up illegal migrants in taxpayer-funded luxury rooms took in £700MILLION in just one year
Stay Belvedere Hotels, which houses illegal migrants in taxpayer-funded accommodations, reported a turnover of £704.6 million and a pre-tax profit of £62.6 million in a year. The firm operates 51 sites and is under contract with the Home Office until 2026, despite recent contract termination.
Concerns have been raised about the lavish amenities provided to residents, including three meals a day and constant access to fresh fruit. Critics, including Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp, argue this expenditure is an insult to taxpayers, while Labour sources claim the previous government allowed the asylum system to deteriorate. The Home Office plans to review the finances of hotel residents starting in May.
#politics
GB News: Donald Trump aide blasts ‘cretinous’ MPs trying to block president’s address to Parliament
Sebastian Gorka criticized left-wing UK MPs and peers opposing Donald Trump's upcoming state visit, calling them "cretinous." He defended Trump, citing his past relationship with Queen Elizabeth II and suggesting that blocking his address to Parliament would harm their political futures.
Labour MP Kate Osborne has urged the Speaker to prevent Trump from addressing Parliament, arguing it would be inappropriate due to his perceived disrespect for democracy. Other MPs echoed this sentiment, questioning the value of Trump's presence in Parliament.
GB News: Driver slapped with Ulez fine despite having a compliant car - 'They're not getting £90 out of me!'
London's Ulez scheme has faced backlash as drivers report being fined despite having compliant vehicles. The Ultra Low Emission Zone, expanded to Greater London in 2023, charges non-compliant vehicles £12.50 daily and issues £90 penalties for infractions.
Transport for London (TfL) acknowledged some errors and has canceled fines when drivers provide proof of compliance. However, issues may arise with vehicle registrations, particularly after swapping number plates. High-profile complaints, including from actor Daniel Brocklebank, highlight ongoing frustrations with the system.
GB News: WATCH: People 'with a trade' should be prioritised when it comes to immigration, says ex-MP
Former Labour MP Steve McCabe urges the UK government to prioritize the quality of immigrants over their countries of origin. He advocates for focusing on individuals with trades as a key aspect of immigration policy.
GB News: EU ultimatum threatens to derail Keir Starmer's reset as major deadline looms
A European court will decide on Monday whether the UK must lift its ban on sand eel fishing, aimed at protecting endangered puffins, after a challenge from the EU. This ruling could complicate ongoing negotiations between the UK and EU regarding fishing rights ahead of a key summit.
The outcome may impact Sir Keir Starmer's Brexit strategy, as he seeks to finalize a defense pact with the EU without conceding more fishing rights. The EU insists a new fishing deal is necessary for security arrangements, while UK ministers remain divided on the approach to youth mobility and immigration.
GB News: 'Free speech in Britain is not safe under Labour,' says Matthew Goodwin
Labour MP Tahir Ali has called for the introduction of blasphemy laws in the UK, prompting questions about the government's stance on free speech and Islamophobia. Prime Minister's commitment to tackling hatred was noted, but critics argue this could undermine free expression.
The Labour Party's definition of Islamophobia suggests that criticism of Islam might be viewed as a form of racism, raising concerns about potential restrictions on free speech. Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch warned that Labour cannot be trusted on this issue, reflecting broader fears about the erosion of fundamental freedoms in Europe.
GB News: WATCH: Miriam Cates defends Nigel Farage after GB News guest brands him 'dangerous'
Miriam Cates has come to the defense of Nigel Farage following criticism from political commentator Andy Twelves. Farage's remarks labeling Remain voters as "unpatriotic" were described by Twelves as "dangerous."
Farage argued that true patriotism cannot coexist with willingly ceding control to Brussels.
GB News: King Charles made a 'grave mistake' with latest move: 'Stay out of it!
Royal biographer Tom Bower has criticized King Charles for a "grave mistake" in sending a message on energy transition that was read by Energy Secretary Ed Miliband at a recent summit. Bower expressed surprise at the King's involvement, suggesting he was poorly advised and should avoid controversial figures like Miliband.
The King emphasized the importance of transitioning to sustainable energy and collaboration, noting that well-managed transitions can enhance energy security. However, Bower believes this engagement could harm the monarchy's reputation and suggests that the late Queen would have refrained from such involvement.
GB News: 'Don't focus on countries, focus on people!' Former Labour MP tells Cooper to look at 'quality' of immigrants
Former Labour MP Steve McCabe advocates for the UK government to prioritize the "quality" of immigrants over their countries of origin, emphasizing the need for skilled individuals who can contribute positively to the economy. He argues that a focus on individual qualifications rather than nationality would lead to better immigration outcomes.
Experts suggest that current immigration policies treat all migrants as interchangeable, ignoring the varying fiscal contributions of different groups. Recent discussions have called for transparency through "league tables" that detail the economic impact of migrants based on nationality and visa type, highlighting significant disparities in contributions.
GB News: Keir Starmer 'looked at me like I was an ALIEN' says MP shunned by Labour in trans rights row
Former Labour MP Rosie Duffield criticized party leader Sir Keir Starmer, claiming he appeared disconnected during their brief meeting in May 2024. She expressed her isolation within the party due to her stance on women's rights in the trans debate and stated she would only consider rejoining Labour if Starmer steps down.
Duffield, who left Labour after being re-elected, called for Starmer to provide clarity on women's rights issues, criticizing his lack of awareness of the concerns within the party. She indicated that her values align with traditional Labour principles, which she feels have been compromised under Starmer's leadership.
GB News: Labour 'has a lot to answer for' in funding Kneecap, Ellis claims
Glastonbury Festival faces scrutiny over its artist lineup amid rising controversy over Irish rap band Kneecap. The band sparked backlash during their Coachella performance by displaying a message accusing Israel of genocide against Palestinians.
Organizers are urged to reassess the implications of such political statements in their programming.
GB News: Police investigating Labour ‘altercation’ between councillor and ex-MP
Police are investigating an altercation involving Labour councillor Waseem Zaffar and former MP Khalid Mahmood at a Birmingham event aimed at strengthening ties with the Muslim community. Witnesses reported Zaffar aggressively confronting Mahmood, prompting intervention from other attendees.
Labour sources dispute claims of restraint, while an anonymous campaigner described Zaffar's behavior as "hooligan-like." The West Midlands Police are looking into a complaint related to the incident, encouraging witnesses to come forward.
GB News: 'How odd' - Michael Fabricant baffled as Kemi Badenoch claims he doesn't support her because he is 'gay': 'Think before opening your gob!'
Former Conservative MP Michael Fabricant responded to party leader Kemi Badenoch's comments suggesting he does not support her because he is a "gay man." Fabricant clarified that he identifies as bisexual and criticized Badenoch's remarks as odd and damaging to the party's image.
Fabricant expressed concern that Badenoch's comments could alienate various communities and urged her to think carefully before making public statements. He emphasized the importance of being mindful as the leader of the party, especially during local election campaigns.
#society
Le Monde: French city in shock after death of student stabbed in high school
A knife attack at Notre-Dame-de-Toutes-Aides high school in Nantes, France, resulted in the death of 15-year-old Lorène and injuries to three others, one critically. The assailant, 16-year-old Justin P., reportedly targeted Lorène and then attacked additional classmates.
Education Minister Elisabeth Borne and Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau visited the scene. Witnesses described chaos as students fled the classrooms amid screams. The investigation continues as the community grapples with the shocking violence.
GB News: Thailand plane crash: At least six people dead after plane nosedives into the sea in Thailand in horror crash
A plane crashed off the coast of Thailand during a test flight for parachute training, resulting in at least six fatalities. The incident occurred near Hua Hin Airport shortly after 8 am, with only one survivor reported.
Authorities are investigating the cause of the crash, which was captured on camera.
GB News: Britons in Portugal must hold correct documents or face 'difficulties' upon EU travel system launch
The European Union will implement a new digital Entry/Exit System (EES) in October 2025, replacing passport stamping for non-EU nationals, including UK citizens. Travelers will need to register and provide biometric data, such as fingerprints and facial images.
UK nationals living in Portugal and Spain are advised to obtain residence cards to avoid complications under the new system. Those residing in the EU before January 1, 2021, should apply for a Withdrawal Agreement residence card, while those who moved after this date must follow the general immigration process.
GB News: Met Police 'misled Minister' about violent threats by trans protesters - leading her to insist that no law was broken
The Metropolitan Police face accusations of misleading the Policing Minister regarding violent placards at a recent trans rights protest in London. Despite initial claims that no threatening signs were displayed, evidence surfaced showing several placards with violent messages, prompting a review by the police.
The situation has raised concerns about potential unequal treatment of protesters and the need for accountability. The Met has since stated they are reviewing the incident and will take action if necessary, while the Home Office indicated the inaccuracies stemmed from the police, not the Minister.
GB News: JK Rowling branded 'heinous loser' by The Last of Us star Pedro Pascal following Supreme Court ruling
Actor Pedro Pascal has criticized J.K. Rowling for her views on transgender issues, calling her derogatory names in response to her support for a campaign that influenced a UK Supreme Court ruling. The ruling states that transgender women are not recognized as women under Britain's Equality Act, which has implications for women's sports.
Rowling's financial backing of the For Women Scotland group, which played a role in the ruling, has drawn ire from various celebrities, including Pascal, who is a known advocate for transgender rights. The ongoing debate has seen multiple public figures voicing their opposition to Rowling's stance.
GB News: WATCH: Expert says rats are 'breeding freely' in Birmingham as bin strikes continue
A pest control expert has raised concerns that the ongoing bin strike in Birmingham, now in its seventh week, is allowing rats to breed unchecked. This situation poses a risk of spreading potentially fatal diseases to local residents due to the accumulation of rubbish.
GB News: 'Drone-killing' special forces soldiers deployed to patrol Pope's funeral
Italian special forces are deploying anti-drone weapons to secure Pope Francis's funeral, with concerns over aerial terrorist threats heightened. A no-fly zone is established, and 170 national delegations, including prominent leaders, are expected to attend.
The security operation involves multiple Italian forces, including the Swiss Guard, with snipers positioned and extensive checks underway. Authorities anticipate a large turnout of mourners, with logistical challenges due to the outdoor setting.
GB News: Civil servant sues for RACISM after shopping on the clock - as he claims manager deemed black Africans 'lazy'
A civil servant, Victor Stanley-Idum, sued the Ministry of Defence for racism after being disciplined for unplanned absences during remote work. He claimed his manager held a stereotype of laziness against him, but the tribunal found no evidence of discrimination and rejected his claims.
The tribunal noted that Stanley-Idum provided inconsistent accounts of his whereabouts and had significant performance concerns. Ultimately, all his claims were dismissed, with the judge stating that his working style had become problematic in the remote environment.
GB News: WATCH: Major Mike Shearer brands council's decision not to fund VE Day 'shocking'
Major Mike Shearer criticized BCP council's choice to forgo funding for VE Day celebrations in Poole, calling it "shocking" and "absurd." The Liberal Democrat-led council's announcement has led to public outrage over the lack of funds to commemorate the 80th anniversary of VE Day.
GB News: DWP benefit worth £441 a month scrapped for thousands in major shake up – all you need to know
The Scottish Government is phasing out Attendance Allowance, a DWP benefit for those over state pension age with disabilities, replacing it with the Pension Age Disability Payment. This new benefit offers monthly payments between £295.60 and £441.60 and is not means-tested.
Current recipients will transition automatically to the new system by 2025, with assurances that payments will continue without interruption. The Pension Age Disability Payment aims to provide necessary support for older individuals with disabilities or long-term health conditions.
GB News: Huge fire rips roof off listed chapel in Port Talbot as emergency services rush to tackle blaze
A significant fire has erupted at the former Bethany Chapel in Port Talbot, South Wales, causing extensive damage, including the loss of the roof and multiple floors. Fire crews are actively working to control the blaze.
Locals have expressed concern over the safety of nearby shops, particularly a Tesco store, which remains open despite the ongoing emergency. The chapel is noted for its historical significance in the area.
GB News: 'Get a grip!' Army Major FURIOUSLY blasts 'absolutely DISGRACEFUL' council cancelling VE Day: 'Wake up!'
Major Mike Shearer criticized the Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole (BCP) council for not funding VE Day celebrations in Poole, calling the decision "shocking" and "absurd." The council is prioritizing events in Bournemouth and Christchurch while urging residents in Poole to organize their own celebrations.
Residents and local leaders have expressed outrage, labeling the decision disrespectful to military veterans. The council is facing scrutiny for its spending priorities, including hiring a new chief executive with a high salary while claiming insufficient funds for commemorating the 80th anniversary of VE Day.
GB News: Pool group hailed for banning trans competitors from female category: 'Completely over the moon!'
The Ultimate Pool Group has banned transgender women from competing in the female category, citing a Supreme Court ruling on biological sex. The decision follows 15 months of advocacy by former female player Lynne Pinches, who emphasized the unique disadvantages female players face.
Pinches expressed her satisfaction with the ruling, stating it aims to ensure fairness in the sport. She hopes this decision will inspire other sports to adopt similar bans on transgender players in gendered categories.
GB News: 'Celebrities are too privileged to understand why women are enraged by the trans debate', says Rosie Duffield
MP Rosie Duffield criticized celebrities for being out of touch with the significance of the trans debate for women, claiming they represent a privileged perspective. She emphasized the need to advocate for ordinary workers who face real concerns regarding gender issues.
Duffield's remarks follow backlash against JK Rowling after her support for a Supreme Court ruling that trans women are not legally women. The Labour Party reaffirmed its support for the ruling amidst the controversy.
GB News: Gordon Ramsay victim of dangerous prank as police called to his LA home over 'shooting' call
Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay was the target of a "swatting" incident at his Los Angeles home, where police responded to a false emergency call about a gunman. Upon arrival, officers found no evidence of a disturbance, and neighbors confirmed everything was normal.
Swatting, a dangerous prank that has increasingly targeted celebrities, poses significant risks to victims and responders. Ramsay joins a list of high-profile figures affected by similar incidents, highlighting the growing concern over this type of harassment.
GB News: Girl, 12, 'stabbed' at school and rushed to hospital after horrified witnesses saw 'blood all over her face'
A 12-year-old girl was hospitalized after an incident involving a knife at Hazlehead Academy in Aberdeen. Emergency services responded to reports of the situation, and the girl required stitches. Police are investigating and have assured the community there is no ongoing threat.
Witnesses reported seeing children in distress, while school officials confirmed the incident is contained. Local authorities are providing support and ensuring safety measures are in place. An investigation is ongoing with police following a positive lead.
GB News: London Marathon sparks bitter gender row after DEFYING supreme court ruling to allow trans women to run as females: 'It's biological sex!'
The London Marathon will allow transgender women to compete as females, following a Supreme Court ruling. Race director Hugh Brasher confirmed that participants can self-identify their gender, but elite women's events remain restricted to those who are biologically female.
The debate intensified on GB News, with transgender runner Glenique Frank advocating for an LGBTQ+ category, while hosts argued that sexuality should not dictate sports categories. Brasher emphasized the need to protect women's rights in competition, maintaining that biological sex will determine eligibility for elite events.
#war
Le Monde: Marharyta Polovinko, a rising star of Ukrainian painting killed by a Russian drone
Marharyta Polovinko, a 31-year-old Ukrainian artist, was killed by a Russian drone on April 5. She was a prominent figure in Ukraine's artistic community and had an exhibition planned for August in Kharkiv. Her funeral in Kryvy Rih drew around 100 mourners, reflecting the ongoing toll of the war.
Polovinko's mother recounted her daughter's commitment to protecting her country, emphasizing her determination to enlist despite concerns for her safety. The ceremony highlighted the deep emotional impact of the conflict on both the artistic and military communities in Ukraine.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Netanyahu eulogizes Pope Francis after days of silence, amid tensions over Gaza stance
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed condolences for Pope Francis's death after a delay, highlighting tensions between Israel and the Vatican amid the Gaza conflict. The Foreign Ministry's initial condolence post was deleted, causing frustration among Israeli diplomats.
Israel's representation at the Pope's funeral will be limited to its ambassador, reflecting ongoing diplomatic strains. Catholic leaders in Israel expressed disappointment over the government's muted response, emphasizing the Pope's significance to the Christian community there.
GB News: Vladimir Putin's ex-defence minister threatens to use nuclear weapons on Britain in chilling threat against 'coalition of the willing'
Russia has issued a stark warning regarding the potential use of nuclear weapons against Britain if Western forces are deployed in Ukraine. Sergei Shoigu, a prominent Russian official, indicated that such actions could provoke World War Three, citing amendments to Russia's nuclear doctrine that allow for a military response to perceived threats.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky condemned Russia's missile strikes on Kyiv as an attempt to exert pressure on the US. He emphasized the need for a united European front, alongside the US, to support Ukraine and work towards a resolution to the ongoing conflict.
GB News: WATCH: Donald Trump says both Ukraine and Russia 'want peace'
President Trump expressed optimism for peace in Ukraine during a meeting with Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store at the White House. He emphasized the need for both parties to engage in negotiations, stating that they have been waiting for a long time to reach the table for peace.
#economy
GB News: WATCH: Keir Starmer says the UK's transition to net zero will 'reignite Britain's industrial heartlands'
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer stated that the UK's shift to net zero will revitalize industrial regions, with net zero sectors growing three times faster than the overall economy. He highlighted £43 billion in private investment and 600,000 jobs created in this sector.
Starmer emphasized the government's efforts to reduce regulations to enhance the nuclear energy sector, including the introduction of small modular reactors.
GB News: SHOCK graphs expose Britain's bloated state as horror timeline reveals exactly when YOUR money will be wasted
A recent report reveals a significant decline in public sector productivity in the UK, dropping 8.4% over the past five years, while inputs have increased by 19.8%. The health sector has been particularly affected, with productivity plummeting 18.5% despite a 30% rise in investment.
Conservative MP Sir John Redwood highlights the growing inefficiency, stating that taxpayers are now funding more for less effective services. He criticizes the public sector's management and calls for better use of technology to improve efficiency.
#religion
GB News: GB News Daily Reflections - Friday 25 April
Today's reflection emphasizes the spiritual gifts bestowed upon individuals for service to God. It highlights the importance of recognizing and appreciating these gifts, as exemplified by Bezalel from the Bible, who was filled with divine spirit and skilled in various crafts.
The message encourages gratitude for those who use their talents in service and invites others to seek out their own gifts from God.
#culture
GB News: Starbucks announces 2025 summer menu featuring tiramisu-inspired coffees and fruity beverage that had 'roaring success' in the US
Starbucks has unveiled its summer menu featuring tiramisu-inspired beverages, including Tiramisu Cream Iced Latte and Tiramisu Frappuccino, available from May 1. Exclusive early access is offered to Starbucks Rewards members.
Additionally, new Refresha drinks like Melon Pearl and Frozen Mango Dragonfruit will debut, along with a plant-based Mexican Style Three Bean Wrap. Costa Coffee will also launch a limited-edition drink on May 8, with early access for Costa Club members.
GB News: Gardeners told the top 'unkillable' plants to create a 'stunning sanctuary' in your outdoor space
Homeowners can create beautiful garden sanctuaries on patios using drought-resistant plants that thrive in limited spaces. Experts recommend ten resilient varieties: rosemary, nasturtiums, thyme, sedum, ivy, lemon balm, boxwood, miscanthus, lavender, and hellebores.
These plants require minimal maintenance and can attract wildlife while enhancing the patio's aesthetic. Hellebores provide winter blooms, while lavender and rosemary offer fragrance and visual appeal. With careful selection, even small areas can become vibrant green spaces.
#history
GB News: VE Day 80: Public invited to line The Mall to watch military procession and Red Arrows flypast
A major procession in central London is set for May 5 to commemorate the 80th anniversary of VE Day, featuring 1,300 Armed Forces members and WWII veterans. The event will include a recitation of Churchill's VE Day speech, a Red Arrows flypast, and participation from young cadets.
The Government encourages public involvement through street parties and community celebrations, emphasizing the importance of honoring the sacrifices made for peace. Defence Secretary John Healey and Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy highlight this event as a crucial opportunity to celebrate and remember the legacy of WWII veterans.
GB News: Mystery around Shakespeare's wife 'solved' as new evidence emerges in 400-year-old letter
A 400-year-old letter has shed new light on William Shakespeare's marriage, suggesting he and his wife, Anne Hathaway, may have lived together in London rather than her remaining in Stratford-upon-Avon. The letter indicates Anne had financial authority and was an active participant in their life.
This research challenges the long-held view of an unhappy marriage and suggests Anne was not merely a distant figure. If a fragment on the back of the letter is indeed from her, it could be the first recorded words from Shakespeare's wife.
GB News: Seven secret messages decoded for first time by scientists on 3,000-year-old Egyptian obelisk
Dr. Jean-Guillaume Olette-Pelletier, a French Egyptologist, has uncovered seven hidden messages on the Luxor Obelisk in Paris, revealing previously unknown ancient Egyptian secrets. This discovery was made during renovations ahead of the 2024 Olympics, with the obelisk originally erected in 1836.
The messages include cryptic phrases related to ancient Egyptian beliefs and propaganda from Pharaoh Ramses II. Dr. Olette-Pelletier's findings challenge previous understandings of the obelisk's inscriptions, suggesting that its twin in Egypt may also hold undiscovered secrets.
#health
GB News: How to sleep better: Should you drink tea before bed? Best hot drinks to 'help you relax and boost sleep quality'
Drinking tea before bed can aid sleep, but the type and timing are crucial. Herbal teas like lavender, chamomile, valerian, and rooibos are particularly effective, with lavender noted for reducing anxiety and depression symptoms linked to insomnia.
Other beneficial options include peppermint tea for muscle relaxation and lemon balm tea for mood enhancement. These teas can help improve sleep quality and alleviate various conditions that disrupt sleep.
GB News: Davina McCall, 57, send sweet message to Emma Willis, 49, after presenter shares heart surgery news
Emma Willis revealed she underwent keyhole heart surgery after discovering a lifelong heart defect. The TV presenter shared her experience on Instagram, expressing gratitude for the medical team and her husband, Matt, who supported her throughout the ordeal.
Davina McCall, who recently had surgery herself, offered her support, along with other celebrities who commented on Willis's post. Willis emphasized the importance of modern medicine and praised her surgeon for their care and professionalism.
#crime
GB News: 'Unfortunately the UK has become a playground for criminals,' says Patrick Christys
Crime in the UK surged by 14% in the year ending December 2024, with notable increases in knife incidents, theft, and shoplifting. The rise in pickpocketing reached a record high, while 36% of people reported experiencing anti-social behavior.
Sexual assaults also escalated, with foreign nationals being disproportionately involved. Fraud incidents surged by 33%, costing the economy more than the entire NHS budget. The situation raises concerns about public safety and the effectiveness of the justice system.
GB News: Body washes up on Benidorm beach as emergency services swoop in to British tourist hotspot
A body has been discovered on a beach in Benidorm, Spain, by the National Police. The corpse, identified as that of a white man, remains unnamed due to a lack of identification. Authorities are investigating amid rising crime in the region, including drug-related violence and theft.
The Costa Blanca has seen a surge in criminal activity, leading to Benidorm's reputation as the "Narcos capital of the Costa Blanca." Recent incidents include violent muggings and altercations involving security staff, raising concerns among tourists.
#sports
GB News: WATCH: 'End of an era!' Former striker says Leicester City will have 'heavy hearts' as Jamie Vardy is set to leave
Steve Claridge, former Leicester City striker, announced his departure from the club, marking what he described as the "end of an era." In an emotional farewell on social media, he expressed that many Leicester supporters would feel a sense of loss due to his contributions and memorable moments with the team.
#science
GB News: Scientists discover evidence of 'city-sized' icebergs just off British coast
Researchers have found evidence of massive icebergs, comparable in size to medium UK cities, that drifted off ancient Britain's coasts over 18,000 years ago. Distinctive scratch marks on the North Sea floor indicate these icebergs were produced by the British-Irish ice sheet.
The study utilized 3D seismic data to reveal deep grooves beneath the seafloor, confirming the existence of ice shelves in the UK. The findings suggest a significant shift in iceberg production during a warming period, highlighting the impact of climate change on ice shelf stability.