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3 Apr 2025
#politics
GB News: Donald Trump tariffs: Keir Starmer issued stark warning after 'deeply concerning' policies - 'Serious failure!'
Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick criticized Prime Minister Keir Starmer for failing to secure better trade relations with the U.S. after a 10% tariff was imposed by President Trump. Jenrick described this as a "serious failure" for the Labour Government, particularly affecting British businesses, especially in the car manufacturing sector.
Jenrick urged Starmer to prioritize British interests and negotiate effectively to mitigate the impact of the tariffs. He expressed concern over Starmer's leadership and questioned the outcomes of his recent visit to the White House, calling for immediate action to protect the UK's economic interests.
GB News: Donald Trump announces 25 per cent tariff on all foreign-made cars
President Trump has announced a 25% tariff on all foreign-made automobiles, citing trade imbalances that threaten the U.S. industrial base and national security. He criticized past leaders for failing to address these issues and emphasized the need for action to protect American manufacturers.
The tariff is set to take effect at midnight, aiming to rectify what Trump describes as unfair trade practices that disadvantage U.S. companies like General Motors and Ford.
GB News: WATCH: Donald Trump claims the US has been 'looted, pillaged and plundered' by the rest of the world
President Trump has accused foreign nations, both allies and adversaries, of exploiting the U.S. He announced plans for reciprocal tariffs, stating that if other countries impose tariffs on the U.S., the U.S. will respond in kind. He emphasized the simplicity of this approach.
GB News: Yvette Cooper told to intervene in Met Police crisis as THOUSANDS of officers face the chop
Yvette Cooper is urged to intervene against the planned layoffs of nearly 2,000 Met Police officers amid a street crime crisis in London. The Met faces a £260 million budget shortfall, prompting concerns over frontline service cuts despite additional funding from the government and Mayor.
City Hall crime committee chair Susan Hall criticized Mayor Sadiq Khan for not addressing the funding issues adequately and failing to meet police recruitment promises. The Met warns that the cuts will severely impact their operations and service delivery.
GB News: 'Trump's a businessman - I think the UK will be okay', predicts Lee Anderson
Lee Anderson has downplayed worries regarding American tariffs on UK goods, claiming that Trump supporters would not mind price hikes on British luxury items. He expressed optimism about Britain's trade relationship with the US during Donald Trump's presidency.
GB News: Elon Musk to ‘step back soon’ as senior White House aide, Donald Trump tells inner circle
President Trump has informed his inner circle that Elon Musk will soon step back from his role in the administration, transitioning away from his position as "governing partner." This change is expected to coincide with the expiration of Musk's "special government employee" status in late May or early June.
Despite Musk's departure, Trump remains pleased with his contributions, particularly regarding the Department of Government Efficiency initiative. However, concerns have arisen about Musk's political liability following a recent defeat of a judge he supported. Musk is likely to retain an informal advisory role.
Front Page Magazine: Looking Confused Was Biden's Secret Debate Strategy
Former White House Chief of Staff Ron Klain suggested that President Biden's bewildered demeanor during the debate was a strategic move to make Trump appear foolish. Klain believed that Biden's perplexity could be perceived as skepticism, though many found it ineffective.
Critics argue that this approach backfired, with Biden's performance being labeled as one of the worst debate strategies. While attempting to leverage his weaknesses, Biden's expressions were likened to a confused animal, raising questions about the effectiveness of this tactic.
#society
GB News: Upton Heath fire: Firefighters rush to put out 40-acre double blaze as infernos strike popular nature reserves
Firefighters in Dorset have contained two wildfires affecting over 40 acres, with the Upton Heath blaze covering approximately 300m x 500m and the Canford Heath fire spanning six acres. Both fires were extinguished early this morning after extensive efforts from around 80 firefighters.
The incidents follow recent wildfires in Moors Valley Country Park, coinciding with an amber wildfire warning from the Met Office due to warm, dry conditions. Investigations into the causes of the fires will begin once they are fully under control.
GB News: 'Untenable!' Britain's asylum capital begs Keir Starmer to halt migrant arrivals as crisis risks 'social unrest'
Glasgow City Council has raised concerns that the asylum system is straining housing resources and damaging social cohesion. The city, now the UK's second-largest dispersal area for asylum seekers, is considering requesting a pause on further dispersal due to unprecedented pressure on its services.
Currently, Glasgow accommodates nearly 4,000 asylum seekers and faces a housing emergency, with a significant number of homelessness applications coming from refugee households. The council is seeking solutions, including potential extensions to the move-on period for those granted asylum, to alleviate the situation.
GB News: Major car brands recall 184,000 vehicles amid serious fears of doors opening mid-journey and engine fires
Several major vehicle recalls have been announced due to safety concerns, including risks of fires and accidents. Volkswagen is recalling over 177,000 Atlas and Atlas Cross Sport SUVs due to a loose engine cover. Ineos is recalling 7,000 Grenadier models for door issues, while Amazon's Zoox self-driving vehicles face a recall for hard braking problems.
Additionally, the NHTSA is investigating nearly 1.3 million Ford F-150 trucks for unexpected gear shifts that could lead to accidents. Ford is cooperating with the investigation following multiple consumer complaints.
GB News: Aldi brings back Nando's inspired Peri-Peri range but shoppers need to be quick - 'Once they're gone, they're gone'
Aldi's Peri-Peri chicken range is returning to stores, featuring 15 products inspired by the popular flavor. The range includes items like Olives, Houmous, Roosters Half Chicken, and Wing Roulette, with prices ranging from 99p to £4.99.
The products are available while stocks last, and shoppers are encouraged to act quickly. Aldi also introduces a new Easter treat, the Infusionist Coffee & Caramel Egg-Fusion Martini Duo, priced at £9.99.
GB News: WhatsApp messages revealed after parents' arrests over free speech school row – 'Dystopian!'
Maxie Allen and Rosalind Levine were arrested after expressing concerns about their child's school in a WhatsApp group, leading to accusations of harassment and malicious communications. After a five-week investigation, police found no case to answer.
Friends of the couple criticized the school's response as excessive and defended the couple's right to voice concerns. The arrests were deemed unnecessary, with the police stating that they acted to investigate the allegations but found insufficient evidence for further action.
GB News: WATCH: Oldham grooming gangs advocate warns Britain's integrity is 'at stake'
Lucia Rea, an advocate for survivors in Oldham, emphasized the importance of a national inquiry into child sexual exploitation following a meeting with Tory officials. She expressed hope that the issue would receive the necessary attention and urged leaders to take decisive action.
Rea highlighted the need for effective handling of the abuse gangs scandal and called for Labour ministers to support the inquiry when the vote occurs.
GB News: British couple found dead at home in New Zealand as police launch investigation into 'murder-suicide'
A British couple, Claire and Ben Anderson, were found dead in their New Zealand home in what police are investigating as a murder-suicide. Neighbors reported loud bangs prior to the discovery, but no one else is being sought in connection with the incident.
The couple, in their 50s, had recently moved from London and were described as friendly and passionate about their new life in New Zealand. Police are providing support to the family and have requested privacy during this time.
GB News: Benefits fraudster swindled taxpayers out of £48k after lying about thousands in savings - 'Outrageous!'
Leanne Charlton, 44, from Gateshead, avoided jail after falsely claiming over £48,000 in Universal Credit. She lied about her financial situation, including owning a home and having savings, during her application. Despite the judge's condemnation of her actions, she received an 18-month suspended sentence.
The court highlighted the impact of her fraud on those in genuine need of benefits. Charlton must complete 100 hours of unpaid work, and a future hearing will address the recovery of the fraudulently claimed funds.
GB News: M&S shoppers delighted with nostalgic sweet treat in stores now - 'You've brought my childhood back'
Marks & Spencer has launched a new Cracked Shell Chocolate Sauce, reminiscent of popular 1980s ice cream toppings. Customers have expressed excitement on social media, with many recalling fond childhood memories associated with similar products.
In addition, M&S has introduced a new range of High Protein Bars, designed for taste and convenience, receiving positive feedback from shoppers. The sauce is priced at £2.50 and available online through Ocado.
GB News: Kemi Badenoch demands 'full justice' for grooming gang victims as Tories table amendment on national inquiry: 'There's a sense of betrayal'
The Conservative Party plans to propose amendments to a crime bill, seeking a second vote on a national public inquiry into the grooming gangs scandal. They aim to mandate the regular release of ethnicity data for perpetrators and to prevent the use of human rights claims to block deportations.
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch emphasized the need for a statutory inquiry with the power to compel witness testimony, citing feelings of betrayal among victims. The amendments also include making participation in grooming gangs an aggravating factor in sentencing.
GB News: WATCH: 'Spreading serious diseases!' Ex-MP claims it's 'time to bring in the army' resolve Birmingham's bin strike
Former MP Edwina Currie has called for military intervention to address Birmingham's ongoing bin strike, highlighting public health risks from accumulating waste. The city council has declared a major incident as 17,000 tonnes of rubbish remain uncollected, raising concerns about disease spread.
GB News: Meghan Markle's first products sell out within minutes as Duchess of Sussex opts to snub the UK
Meghan Markle's lifestyle brand "As Ever" has launched its first collection, featuring various food items including a limited-edition jar of Wildflower Honey priced at £22. The collection, which also includes raspberry spread, herbal teas, and flower sprinkles, has already sold out.
The launch coincides with Markle's Netflix series "With Love, Meghan," which has been renewed for another season. The brand aims to reflect Markle's approach to elevated living and will introduce new seasonal products in the future.
GB News: Travel warning: Britons planning on holidaying in Greece issued new advice as extreme weather likely this summer
The FCDO has issued updated travel advice for tourists in Greece due to extreme weather, including flash floods and storms affecting islands like Crete and Rhodes. Visitors are urged to register for emergency alerts and follow safety protocols to mitigate risks from natural disasters.
Travelers should be aware of the heightened risk of wildfires and are advised to take precautions, such as properly disposing of litter and fully extinguishing cigarettes. The FCDO emphasizes the importance of being prepared and staying informed through official channels.
GB News: Tesco rolls out a huge change in 93 UK stores to support women during menopause
Tesco is launching the UK's first permanent menopause-friendly shopping bays in 93 large stores, set to roll out in April 2025. This initiative aims to support the 15.5 million women experiencing menopause by offering MTick-certified products that address various symptoms.
The move follows a successful trial and responds to research indicating that 87% of menopausal women feel underserved by retailers. The dedicated bays will provide educational content and access to a range of products from well-known and challenger brands, reflecting the growing market for menopause-related health and beauty solutions.
Times Of Israel: Myanmar earthquake death toll passes 3,000 as more bodies found
The death toll from the recent 7.7 magnitude earthquake in Myanmar has reached 3,085, with thousands injured and many missing. The disaster has exacerbated an existing humanitarian crisis, affecting over 3 million people, as the military government struggles to manage the aftermath.
In response to fears that ongoing conflicts could hinder aid efforts, the Myanmar military declared a temporary ceasefire. Meanwhile, Thailand also faced destruction, with a skyscraper collapse resulting in 22 deaths and numerous injuries.
Front Page Magazine: Texas Sets Aside Special 'Pakistan Day'
Texas has passed a resolution declaring March 23 as "Pakistan Day," citing the contributions of the 80,000 Pakistanis in the state. The resolution promotes diversity and inclusion while commemorating the Lahore Resolution, which marked the push for a separate Muslim state in India.
Critics argue that Pakistan's history of violence against minority groups contradicts the values of diversity it promotes abroad. They express concern that celebrating such a day in Texas overlooks the violent origins of Pakistan and the potential implications for American society.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Vladimir Putin warns Russia won't accept Donald Trump’s peace proposals 'while Zelensky is in power'
Vladimir Putin has stated that Russia will not accept Donald Trump's peace proposals while Volodymyr Zelensky is in power. Russian officials emphasized that Trump's suggestions lack acknowledgment of the "root causes" of the conflict, which they associate with Zelensky's pro-Western stance.
Trump has expressed frustration with both Putin and Zelensky, threatening to impose tariffs on Russian oil imports if the conflict continues. The situation remains tense, with a ceasefire in the Black Sea yet to be formalized, complicating any potential agreements.
#economy
GB News: Drilling in the North Sea is ETHICAL and Labour must scrap Net Zero, claims climate author
Ezra Levant, author of "Ethical Oil," advocates for increased oil and gas production in the North Sea, claiming it is more ethical than importing energy from countries with poor human rights records. He criticizes the UK's Net Zero policy as economically damaging and ineffective against climate change.
Levant argues that Western countries like the UK, US, Canada, and Norway have stringent regulations ensuring ethical production, contrasting them with nations like Qatar and Russia. He warns that pursuing Net Zero could harm British industries, particularly steel production, threatening jobs and economic stability.
GB News: Markets plunge as Trump tariffs impose 'major blow to world economy' and China vows retaliation
Asian markets fell sharply due to concerns over President Trump's new tariffs, raising fears of a global recession. Major indexes in China, Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, and Australia all reported declines, with the dollar hitting a six-month low as US bond yields dropped.
Experts warn that these tariffs, the highest in a century, could significantly impact both the US and global economies, with predictions of widespread recessions. The EU also faces substantial tariffs, prompting potential countermeasures.
GB News: POLL OF THE DAY: Do President Trump’s tariffs put you off buying American brands?
Donald Trump has announced a new 10% tariff on the UK as part of his trade policy changes, emphasizing a shift towards American economic independence. This decision will take effect immediately and is part of a broader initiative to impose reciprocal tariffs on various countries.
Trump aims to enhance American wealth through these measures, which he described as a historic executive order. A comprehensive list of tariffs affecting global trading partners was also revealed during the announcement.
GB News: US stock market futures: Markets TUMBLE as Donald Trump rolls out tariffs around the world
US stocks fell sharply in after-hours trading following President Trump's announcement of a 10% blanket tariff on imports, effective April 5. The SPDR S&P 500 ETF dropped about 2%, while the tech-heavy Invesco QQQ ETF fell 3.3%. Major companies like Nike and General Motors saw significant declines.
The tariffs are set to increase for countries imposing higher rates on US goods, with Cambodia and Vietnam facing rates of 49% and 46%, respectively. The market's reaction reflects ongoing concerns about the impact of these tariffs on global supply chains and economic stability.
GB News: Donald Trump slaps 10 per cent reciprocal tariff on United Kingdom as US President declares 'we'll do the same thing'
President Trump has introduced a 10% reciprocal tariff on the United Kingdom as part of a broader initiative to impose worldwide tariffs. He emphasized that the UK will face the same rate as the US.
GB News: Donald Trump tariffs on Britain CONFIRMED as President hails 'declaration of economic independence' and blasts UK and world for 'raping' America
Donald Trump announced the imposition of tariffs on foreign-made automobiles, starting at 25%, as part of a push for American economic independence. He stated that the tariffs are designed to counteract what he perceives as unfair trade practices by other nations.
The tariffs will be effective immediately and vary by country, with the UK facing a 10% tariff and China a 34% tariff. Trump emphasized that these measures aim to protect American workers and industries, claiming that the U.S. has been exploited by foreign nations for decades.
GB News: Mike Tyson's net worth and businesses including cannabis industry and successful podcast
Mike Tyson has made a significant financial comeback, rebuilding his wealth to an estimated $50 million after declaring bankruptcy in 2003. Once worth $300 million, Tyson has transitioned from a lavish lifestyle to becoming a savvy entrepreneur, particularly in the cannabis industry with his company TYSON 2.0.
His recent high-profile fight against Jake Paul in November 2024, which attracted 108 million viewers, further boosted his financial status. Tyson's podcast and media ventures have also contributed to his resurgence, allowing him to maintain relevance and generate substantial income.
GB News: Donald Trump's threat of looming tariffs on UK dismissed by Lee Anderson: 'He's not daft!'
Lee Anderson, a Reform UK MP, has downplayed concerns over potential American tariffs on UK goods, expressing confidence in Britain's trade prospects under Donald Trump. He noted that luxury British products, particularly vehicles like Land Rovers and Jaguars, are popular among affluent American consumers.
Anderson acknowledged Trump's tariff threats but believes they won't significantly harm British exports, as wealthy Americans would resist substantial price increases. He emphasized the UK's ability to negotiate better trade deals post-Brexit, suggesting that Trump's business acumen will lead to favorable outcomes.
GB News: Global economic crisis fears as US stocks fall ahead of Donald Trump's 'Liberation Day' tariffs
Global markets fell sharply as investors anticipated President Trump's upcoming tariff announcement, referred to as "Liberation Day." The S&P 500 and Nasdaq dropped 0.2%, while the Dow lost 55 points. Gold prices remained high amid fears of a potential economic slowdown due to escalating trade tensions.
Concerns over corporate confidence and economic growth are rising, with surveys indicating pessimism among CEOs and CFOs. U.S. manufacturing showed signs of contraction, and job openings decreased, further fueling uncertainty. Investors are bracing for the impact of Trump's tariffs, which are expected to be significant.
#military
GB News: WOKE MADNESS: UK Cyber Force hire DEI champion to fight cyber terrorists in ‘inclusive environment’ whilst working from home
The UK's Ministry of Defence is facing backlash for hiring a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Lead to combat cyber terrorism, with critics arguing that such roles divert funds from essential defense needs. The position, which pays more than a new soldier, has been labeled as a misuse of taxpayer money.
Concerns have been raised about the effectiveness of DEI initiatives in military contexts, especially given the ongoing threats from nations like Russia. Critics emphasize that resources should focus on operational readiness rather than bureaucratic roles, as the British Army is projected to shrink to its smallest size in over two centuries.
#religion
GB News: GB News Daily Reflections - Thursday 3rd April
The reflection emphasizes the importance of reconciling with God through Jesus Christ, urging individuals to release their past mistakes. It advocates for embracing God's love and forgiveness, while also encouraging the practice of forgiving others who have wronged us.
#culture
GB News: Rachel Zegler co-star sets record straight after appearing to scold 'narcissist' Snow White actress
Ariana DeBose faced backlash after posting a quote about narcissism on Instagram, which many interpreted as a criticism of fellow actress Rachel Zegler. The quote originated from Jonah Platt, who had previously blamed Zegler for the poor box office performance of Disney's Snow White remake.
DeBose deleted the post and clarified that she was unaware of its origins and had no intention of criticizing Zegler. The Snow White film has been criticized for its box office flop and controversial changes, including the portrayal of the seven dwarves.
#health
GB News: Doctor warns of 'managed decline' for NHS as patient satisfaction hits RECORD low: 'It's a reality we've known for a long time'
A GP has expressed that recent NHS survey results indicating record low patient satisfaction, at 21%, could lead to necessary reforms in the health service. Dr. Laurence Gerlis noted that public awareness of healthcare issues is finally aligning with what professionals have long recognized.
He warned of a "managed decline" in the NHS over the next two decades, attributing it partly to rising patient demand and expectations. Dr. Gerlis suggested a system similar to France's, which involves shared costs, could help manage demand and improve efficiency in healthcare usage.
GB News: WATCH: GP calls for end to free prescriptions to help improve NHS
A GP has expressed that recent NHS survey results indicating public dissatisfaction are a "pleasant surprise" that may prompt health service reforms. Dr. Laurence Gerlis noted this shift represents a departure from previous expressions of support, such as banging saucepans on Thursday evenings.
Le Monde: Mirror bacteria could 'eliminate life on Earth.' Should all research in this area be banned?
A small tear in a protective suit led to an epidemic caused by a resistant bacterium, resulting in widespread illness and death among humans and animals. The World Health Organization declared a global health emergency as the pathogen spread through contaminated water and insects.
This scenario, proposed by evolutionary microbiologist Vaughn Cooper and other scientists, serves as a stark warning about potential global health crises.
#crime
GB News: WATCH IN FULL: Kemi Badenoch details latest push for national grooming gangs inquiry
The Conservatives plan to amend the crime bill to secure a second vote on a national public inquiry into the grooming gangs scandal. Additionally, they will propose mandatory regular release of ethnicity data regarding rape gang perpetrators.
GB News: Police launch urgent murder probe after human remains found at recycling plant
Cleveland Police have initiated a murder investigation following the discovery of human remains at a recycling plant in Hartlepool. Employees at the Biffa Waste Management site found the bones, which have been confirmed as human by specialists.
The investigation is complex and ongoing, with police working to identify the remains and determine how they ended up at the plant. The site remains closed as authorities conduct a thorough examination.