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GB News: ‘Victim of two-tier justice!’ Calls grow for release of mother jailed for Southport post
Lucy Connolly, a mother sentenced to 31 months in prison for inciting racial hatred after controversial social media posts, is facing calls for her release from senior Tories and Reform UK figures. They argue her sentence is excessive and indicative of a politicized justice system.
Connolly's case has sparked debate over judicial fairness, with critics highlighting that she is being treated more harshly than violent offenders. She plans to appeal her sentence, claiming the judge misclassified her crime's severity and did not consider mitigating factors.
Times Of Israel: Doctor says Palestinian teen who died in Israeli prison showed starvation signs
A Palestinian teenager, Walid Ahmad, died in an Israeli prison, likely from starvation and severe malnutrition, according to an autopsy observed by an Israeli doctor. Ahmad, 17, had been held for six months without charges and showed signs of extreme weight loss and untreated medical conditions.
Rights groups report worsening conditions in Israeli prisons, including abuse and neglect, particularly since the onset of the Gaza war. Ahmad's family is seeking the return of his body for burial, highlighting concerns over the treatment of Palestinian detainees.
The Telegraph: Wolves make surprise comeback across Europe
Wolves in Europe have seen a significant population increase of 58% over the past decade, now totaling over 21,500. This growth spans 19 countries, despite the continent's intensive farming and urbanization.
The report highlights this as a notable conservation success, suggesting that Europe's experience with wolves may offer insights for global species conservation efforts.
#health
Fox News: Here's how long you should wait between meals, say nutrition experts
Meal timing significantly impacts health, influencing metabolism and chronic disease risk. Nutritionists recommend spacing meals four to six hours apart and emphasize that breakfast should be the largest meal. Eating earlier in the day can enhance glucose metabolism and reduce disease risk.
Curbing late-night eating is advised, as it may negatively affect glucose metabolism. A structured meal pattern with appropriate fasting can improve metabolic health and digestion, while high meal frequency may increase disease risk.