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#illegals
GB News: WATCH: Migrant in Calais camp tells GB News why he wants to enter Britain illegally
A Sudanese migrant, currently in a Calais camp, expressed confidence that he will not be returned to Sudan after illegally crossing into Britain. The 28-year-old detailed his journey from Sudan through Italy to France, aiming to reach the UK.
GB News: Calais migrant brazenly tells GB News of plan to enter the UK illegally: 'It's better than France'
A Sudanese migrant in Calais expressed his determination to reach the UK, stating there is "no way" he will return to Sudan after making the illegal crossing. He described the difficult journey from Sudan through Italy to France and his aspirations for a better life in Britain.
Living in a migrant camp, he highlighted the challenges of language barriers and job opportunities in France compared to the UK. He plans to work in construction and emphasized that returning to his home country is not an option due to ongoing conflicts.
#politics
GB News: Labour minister claims passport cannot be used to check biological sex despite Supreme Court gender ruling
A Labour minister stated that passports cannot be used to verify biological sex, following a Supreme Court ruling that defined "woman" and "sex" in the Equality Act 2010 as referring to biological sex. This has sparked debate in the House of Lords regarding the need for accurate sex data.
Lord Vallance emphasized the importance of handling the implications of the ruling with care, while also pointing out that digital verification services must rely on specific data to confirm biological sex. Other peers echoed the need for accurate sex and gender data for various purposes, including medical research and safeguarding.
GB News: WATCH: Donald Trump signs 'economic partnership' deal with Saudi Arabia
President Donald Trump has signed an economic partnership deal with Saudi Arabia during his Middle East tour. The agreement was formalized in a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) at a ceremony attended by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman.
GB News: SHOCK poll has Reform eating into Labour's lead in London as Tories falter - would YOUR seat turn light blue?
A recent poll indicates that Reform UK could become the second most popular party in London, surpassing the Conservatives. Reform UK is projected to receive 19% of the vote, while the Conservatives are at 17%, a decline since the last General Election. Labour leads at 30%, but their support has dropped significantly.
The Electoral Calculus analysis suggests that Reform could gain 15 seats at Labour's expense, including areas where Labour had narrow victories. Former Conservative leader Iain Duncan Smith is among those projected to lose their seat. Despite this momentum, experts caution that winning votes does not guarantee seat gains due to the UK's electoral system.
#society
GB News: Atomic Kitten star, 44, announces baby news after sharing candid struggles: 'Been given the world!'
Liz McClarnon, the Atomic Kitten star, has announced her pregnancy at 44 after a long struggle with IVF and fertility issues. She shared her journey on social media, expressing hope that her experience can help others facing similar challenges.
The announcement follows her marriage to Peter in 2023 and comes after years of personal hardships, including a health scare in 2009. McClarnon aims to raise awareness about the emotional toll of fertility treatments, receiving widespread support from fans and celebrities.
GB News: Asda delights shoppers as it brings back £39 sell-out garden furniture - in stores now
George at Asda has re-launched its popular Metal Lounge Chair for summer 2025, priced at £39. After selling out twice in 2024, the chair is now available in a neutral striped design and a new green checkered option, designed for outdoor durability and comfort.
Additionally, Asda has introduced its second Gym Locker athleisure collection for Spring Summer 2025, featuring affordable workout wear for men and women. The collection includes various styles starting at £7, designed for comfort and performance during exercise.
GB News: ‘Put British farmers first!’ Donald Trump’s agriculture chief blasts Rachel Reeves’s farm tax raid
US Agricultural Secretary Brooke Rollins urged UK leaders to prioritize British farmers amid a new trade deal that reduces tariffs on US products. Concerns arise over the impact on UK agriculture, with Rollins emphasizing the importance of food security for national security.
Farmers worry about potential tax increases from changes to inheritance tax that could force them to sell their farms. Rollins warned that rising costs could lead to outsourcing to the US, stressing the need for support to maintain the backbone of rural communities.
GB News: Driving law changes could see British motorists slapped with £5billion charge for 'simple' tyre issue
A record 2.15 million vehicles failed their MOT due to tyre defects last year, marking a significant rise from 2 million the previous year. Experts warn that this trend endangers lives, with daily averages of five road deaths and 80 serious injuries linked to tyre issues.
Over a third of these failures had prior tyre advisories, indicating a gap in driver compliance. Safety organizations are calling for stricter regulations, including mandatory follow-ups on advisories, to enhance road safety. The current system only checks tyre safety annually, leaving drivers at risk.
GB News: Pride groups BAN political parties in act of 'unequivocal solidarity' with trans community
Four major UK Pride organizations have banned political parties from participating in their events, citing solidarity with the transgender community. This decision will remain until parties show a commitment to trans rights, following a Supreme Court ruling defining "woman" by biological sex.
The Pride groups expressed concern over a global regression in LGBTQ+ rights and called for stronger protections under the Equality Act and improved access to gender-affirming healthcare. The ruling has sparked mixed reactions, with some groups supporting it while others criticize the ban on political involvement.
GB News: AI speed cameras catch thousands of drivers breaking road rules amid calls for nationwide rollout
Nearly 850,000 drivers have been caught tailgating on UK roads, according to National Highways. A study reveals that 28% of UK drivers experience tailgating weekly, with half believing the issue has worsened in the past two years.
Experts urge stronger enforcement measures, as tailgating is linked to road rage and accidents. National Highways is testing camera technology to detect tailgating, with calls for its permanent implementation to improve road safety.
GB News: 'People could die!' Net Zero Watch chief issues stark warning after major TfL power outage: 'It's disturbing'
The chief of Net Zero Watch, Andrew Montford, has warned that outdated electrical infrastructure in Britain poses a serious risk, potentially leading to fatalities from power outages and substation fires. Recent incidents, including a major fire in London, highlight the increasing frequency of such events due to insufficient investment in maintaining existing grid systems.
Montford criticized the government's focus on expanding renewable energy sources at the expense of upgrading older infrastructure. He cautioned that without urgent attention to the aging grid, the risk of widespread blackouts and life-threatening situations could escalate.
Le Monde: Bétharram school abuse scandal: PM Bayrou's moment of truth
Prime Minister François Bayrou faces questioning on May 14 by the Assemblée Nationale's inquiry commission regarding the long-standing abuse scandal at Notre-Dame de Bétharram school. His daughter is among the victims, complicating his position as he prepares for the hearing.
Bayrou has been criticized for inconsistent statements and may face accusations of lying to MPs. His allies express concern about his unpredictable nature during the high-stakes session.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Malaysia Airlines: Russia DID down MH17 flight over Ukraine killing nearly 300 people, UN aviation body rules
The UN's aviation council has determined that Russia is responsible for the downing of Malaysian Airlines flight MH17 over Ukraine, which killed all 298 on board. Australia and the Netherlands, who initiated the case, are now seeking reparations from Russia.
The ICAO's ruling follows previous convictions of individuals linked to the incident, and both countries are pushing for swift action on reparations. Australian and Dutch officials emphasize the importance of accountability and justice for the victims' families.
GB News: British dad jailed in Saudi Arabia for 10 YEARS over deleted tweet
A British man, Ahmed al-Doush, has been sentenced to 10 years in a Saudi prison for a deleted tweet and alleged ties to a national security threat. He was arrested while trying to leave Saudi Arabia with his family and has faced numerous violations of his fair trial rights.
His family believes the charges stem from a 2018 tweet about Sudan and his association with a Saudi critic. Al-Doush has been held in solitary confinement and has not met his newborn child since his detention. The UK Foreign Office is providing support to his family.
GB News: Donald Trump joins Mohammed bin Salman after announcing mega US-Saudi arms deal - WATCH
The US has announced a $142 billion arms deal with Saudi Arabia, which includes the provision of advanced military equipment. In exchange, Saudi Arabia will invest $20 billion in US artificial intelligence.
This announcement coincides with President Trump's diplomatic tour of the Middle East, which will also visit Qatar and the UAE, but notably excludes Israel.
GB News: Iran issues stark warning to Britain as chief threatens 'irreversible consequences' over sanctions
Iran's foreign minister has warned Britain, France, and Germany that reimposing sanctions could lead to "irreversible escalation" of tensions. Abbas Araqchi highlighted the potential consequences of misusing the "snapback mechanism" of the 2015 nuclear pact, which allows for the reimposition of sanctions.
The European powers are coordinating with the U.S. amid strained relations with Iran, which has breached nuclear limits and accelerated uranium enrichment. Diplomatic sources indicate that the snapback mechanism could be triggered by August if no substantial agreement is reached.
#economy
GB News: Jaguar Land Rover 'cannot discount' ending UK car production in favour of US amid tariffs mayhem
Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has indicated that it may consider relocating production from the UK to the US due to auto tariffs imposed by President Trump. Although the company currently has no plans to shift operations, it cannot rule out the possibility, especially as sales in North America are expected to decline.
In response to the tariffs, Prime Minister Keir Starmer visited JLR's plant and announced measures to support the company, including changes to the Zero Emission Vehicle mandate to reduce penalties for non-compliance. These adjustments aim to incentivize JLR and other car manufacturers to remain in the UK.
GB News: Donald Trump snubs 'nasty' and 'unfair' EU - putting bloc at back of trade deal queue
Donald Trump has undermined EU expectations for a swift trade deal, labeling the bloc as "nastier than China" while announcing progress with Beijing. He criticized the EU for unfair trade practices, claiming they sell many cars to the US while the reverse is not true.
As pressure mounts for an agreement, EU businesses fear a trade war when a 90-day tariff pause ends in July. Trump has imposed significant tariffs on the EU, and the EU is pushing for a "zero for zero" tariff deal. Failure to reach an agreement could severely impact both economies.
GB News: Trump tariffs and UK-US trade deal threaten future of Bentley as drivers 'won't buy cars' anymore
Bentley is facing significant backlash from Donald Trump's tariffs, causing potential buyers to hesitate on new purchases. CEO Frank-Steffen Walliser expressed frustration over the lack of clarity regarding a new US-UK trade deal, which aims to reduce tariffs but leaves many operational details unresolved.
The uncertainty has created a challenging environment for Bentley, as the US market is vital for British luxury car manufacturers. Walliser noted that without clear implementation of the new tariff structure, customer confidence is dwindling, leading to further sales delays.
#history
GB News: Archaeology breakthrough as mystery of America's 'lost colony' finally 'solved' with 400-year-old secret revealed
Archaeologists may have uncovered the fate of the "lost colony" of Roanoke, which vanished in the late 1500s. Hammerscales, tiny metal fragments from forging, suggest that the 118 colonists likely joined the Croatoan natives on Hatteras Island after their settlement was abandoned.
Excavations revealed additional artifacts, including weapons and a Tudor Rose emblem, supporting the conclusion that the settlers integrated into the Croatoan community. This finding challenges previous theories about their disappearance.
#health
GB News: Joe Biden health scare as 'small nodule' found on prostate during 'routine medical exam'
Former President Joe Biden, 82, has been found to have a "small nodule" on his prostate during a routine physical exam, requiring further evaluation. While such nodules can be benign, they may also indicate more serious health issues.
Biden's health has raised concerns, particularly regarding his age and fitness for office, which contributed to his decision to step down from the 2024 re-election campaign. His doctor previously deemed him "fit to serve" during a physical in February 2024.
#crime
GB News: 'Wicked, vile and sordid' grooming gang members who raped teenage girl have 'pathetically short' sentences INCREASED
Three men from a grooming gang convicted of raping a teenage girl in the 1990s have had their sentences increased by the Court of Appeal. Ibrar Hussain's sentence was raised to 10 years, while Imtiaz Ahmed received 11 years and Fayaz Ahmed was sentenced to 10 years.
The sentences were reviewed after complaints from local officials about their initial leniency. Both Ahmed brothers are believed to be abroad, raising concerns about their extradition to face justice. Calls for tougher laws to prevent similar cases have been emphasized.
GB News: Tory MP charged with two counts of sexual assault at London private members' club
Conservative MP Patrick Spencer has been charged with two counts of sexual assault related to incidents at the Groucho Club in Soho in August 2023. He is set to appear in court on June 16.
The Conservative Party has suspended Spencer and withdrawn the whip, emphasizing their commitment to integrity and high standards. The Crown Prosecution Service has reminded that the legal proceedings are active and should not be prejudiced.
GB News: Peter Sullivan: Who is the man dubbed the 'Beast of Birkenhead' and what happened to Diane Sindall?
Peter Sullivan has been exonerated after 38 years in prison for the 1986 murder of Diane Sindall, a case marked as one of Britain's largest miscarriages of justice. New DNA evidence has confirmed his innocence, revealing that the actual perpetrator remains unidentified.
Sullivan's wrongful conviction stemmed from coerced confessions and flawed forensic evidence, including bite mark analysis. Following his release, Merseyside Police reopened the investigation, seeking DNA samples from individuals linked to the original inquiry.
#sports
GB News: Rory McIlroy 'has new burden' as golf star targets glory at PGA Championship
Rory McIlroy is set to compete at the PGA Championship, aiming to build on his recent Masters victory. Former Ryder Cup captain Padraig Harrington noted that while McIlroy has shed past burdens, he now faces new expectations regarding his potential for future major wins.
McIlroy's emotional win at the Masters marked his first major title since 2014, and he will be under pressure to perform at Quail Hollow, a course he favors. A victory could yield a £2.5 million prize, aiding in his family's new home construction.
GB News: Every LIV Golf player that has qualified for PGA Championship including FIVE Masters winners
Sixteen players from LIV Golf will compete in the 2025 PGA Championship at Quail Hollow, including notable names like Bryson DeChambeau, Brooks Koepka, and Jon Rahm. Despite LIV events lacking Official World Golf Ranking points, players have qualified through various means, including past victories and special invitations.
Koepka, a three-time PGA champion, and Rahm, a recent major winner, are among the favorites. Other LIV players like Phil Mickelson and Patrick Reed bring significant experience, with several having won major titles. This event marks a notable convergence of talent from both major golf circuits.
#science
GB News: Elon Musk accidently punches hole in atmosphere after rocket explodes in mid-air
SpaceX's Starship rocket launch in November 2023 created a temporary hole in the ionosphere, a first for a rocket explosion. The shock wave from the explosion disrupted the ionosphere's structure, which typically forms holes through chemical reactions from fuel.
Researchers observed the hole lasted 30 to 40 minutes, providing insights into the ionosphere's properties. This event has allowed scientists to deepen their understanding of this atmospheric layer, as SpaceX prepares for further test flights of the Starship.