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2 May 2025
#politics
GB News: Brexit row erupts as Jacob Rees-Mogg gives sarcastic response to Labour MP’s Nigel Farage claim
A debate on GB News highlighted differing views on Nigel Farage's influence in British politics, particularly regarding the upcoming local elections. Labour MP Catherine Atkinson criticized Farage's lack of tangible achievements despite his electoral success, while ex-Tory MP Jacob Rees-Mogg credited him with playing a crucial role in Brexit.
The discussion also touched on Labour leader Keir Starmer's absence from campaigning in key by-elections, with Atkinson defending his focus on national governance and Rees-Mogg questioning the rationale behind the lack of campaigning in traditionally Labour areas.
GB News: Zia Yusuf says Labour-Tory stranglehold will be ‘decisively broken’ as Reform eye major gains
Reform UK Chair Zia Yusuf anticipates a significant shift in British politics during the local elections, predicting that the Tory-Labour dominance will be "decisively broken." He expressed confidence in the party's campaign and the potential victory of Sarah Pochin in the Runcorn and Helsby seat.
Polling stations closed with Reform UK expected to gain ground, particularly in traditional Labour strongholds. The elections serve as a crucial test for Keir Starmer's Labour government, with Reform UK polling around 25%, a notable increase from previous months.
Fox News: Prince William can’t strip Meghan Markle's royal title, but using it may come at a price: experts
Prince William is reportedly considering efforts to strip Prince Harry and Meghan Markle of their royal titles, citing their perceived exploitation of royal status while jeopardizing the monarchy. Royal experts suggest that public sentiment supports William's stance, and legislative discussions around title removal have occurred.
While Harry and Meghan retain their titles, they cannot use them publicly or commercially. Any formal removal would require parliamentary action, which William cannot initiate alone. The ongoing tensions between the brothers and the couple's past grievances continue to fuel speculation about their royal status.
Fox News: REAL ID rejection by Americans may come down to one surprising factor
As the May 7 deadline for the REAL ID requirement approaches, many Americans are opting to use passports or delaying obtaining a REAL ID until their driver's licenses expire. Costs for the REAL ID vary by state, and some states offer reduced fees for certain individuals.
Travelers at Ronald Reagan National Airport expressed financial concerns and a lack of urgency in getting the REAL ID, with many planning to use their passports instead. Some states are experiencing long wait times at DMVs, prompting travelers to seek alternative forms of identification.
#society
GB News: We have doctors infected with a woke mind virus, says Matthew Goodwin
The British Medical Association (BMA) has faced criticism after its junior doctors condemned a Supreme Court ruling on transgender issues as “scientifically illiterate.” This comes amid a broader debate on gender care, with a U.S. review deeming the NHS trial of puberty blockers unethical and lacking evidence.
Critics argue that the medical establishment in the UK is overly influenced by gender ideology, as seen in its response to the Cass Review, which questioned the foundations of gender medicine. There are concerns that this trend reflects a deeper issue within the expert class, which some believe is disconnected from biological realities.
GB News: WATCH: Michelle Dewberry in HEATED clash with Kelvin MacKenzie - 'Get out!'
GB News presenter Michelle Dewberry and former Sun editor Kelvin MacKenzie engaged in a heated debate over the naming of defendants in court cases. The discussion centered on the case of Sergeant Martyn Blake, who was acquitted of murder for the fatal shooting of Chris Kaba in 2022.
The clash highlighted differing views on transparency and justice in legal proceedings.
GB News: Pensioner ordered to pay £4,000 over crowing cockerel that 'tortured' neighbours
An 80-year-old man, Harold Brown, has been ordered to pay nearly £4,000 after losing an appeal against a noise abatement conviction related to his cockerel. Initially fined £580, he faced an additional £200 fine and legal costs after his appeal was rejected.
Environmental health officers documented the cockerel crowing frequently, disturbing neighbors, some of whom described the noise as torturous. Despite Brown's claims of a conspiracy against him, the court found him guilty, emphasizing the negative impact on the community's quality of life.
GB News: WATCH: Fitness expert shares insight to 'happy healthy life'
Fitness expert Diana Moran shares insights on achieving a long and happy life, coinciding with Ethel Caterham being named the world's oldest person at 115. Caterham's life has witnessed significant historical events, including six monarchs and 27 prime ministers.
GB News: 'It’s like a house of cards!' Campaigner hails 'common sense' as Netball and Cricket follow FA in transgender ruling: 'A victory'
The Football Association has announced a ban on transgender women from participating in women's football, effective June 1, 2025. This decision follows a Supreme Court ruling that defines a woman based on biological sex, prompting the FA to revise its previous inclusion policy.
Campaigner Venice Allan expressed support for the ban, emphasizing the need for cultural change regarding gender identity. Reactions to the FA's decision have been mixed, with some transgender players feeling excluded from the sport entirely.
GB News: WATCH: Ex- Referee praises FA choice to ban transgender players - 'right decision!'
Former referee Janie Frampton has endorsed the Football Association's decision to prohibit transgender women from competing in women's football, labeling it "absolutely the right decision." This policy will take effect in England on June 1, 2025.
GB News: Met Police horses attacked as body-worn footage shows dog chasing and biting legs
Two Metropolitan Police horses, Yvonne and Snaffles, were attacked by a small dog in Shepherd's Bush, London, while on patrol. The dog's owner struggled to regain control, prompting public intervention. Both horses sustained minor injuries but are recovering well.
Police are investigating the incident, which was captured on bodycam footage. Officers remind dog owners to keep their pets under control to prevent such occurrences, as serious penalties can apply for dogs deemed out of control.
GB News: Michelle Dewberry tells Kelvin Mackenzie to 'GET OUT' in heated debate: 'Just a poor point!'
GB News presenter Michelle Dewberry and former Sun editor Kelvin MacKenzie engaged in a heated debate over whether defendants should be named in court cases. The discussion centered on Metropolitan Police officer Sergeant Martyn Blake, who was cleared of murder after fatally shooting Chris Kaba in 2022. Dewberry objected to MacKenzie's view that naming defendants is essential for justice, while MacKenzie argued that transparency is necessary when a case reaches a senior court.
The case has sparked strong reactions, with Kaba's family supporting misconduct hearings against Blake, claiming the shooting was unjustified. Conversely, the Metropolitan Police Federation criticized the ruling, asserting that Blake's actions were lawful as determined by a jury, and warned that such decisions could undermine police confidence in using force in critical situations.
GB News: Robert De Niro breaks silence after child Airyn, 29, comes out as transgender: 'Not a big deal'
Robert De Niro has expressed his support for his daughter Airyn, who recently came out as transgender. In a statement, he affirmed his love for her, saying he supports her as his daughter just as he did when she was his son. Airyn shared her journey in an interview, discussing her transition and the importance of visibility for transgender women.
Airyn hopes to inspire queer women of color and emphasizes the need for genuine recognition beyond mere visibility. She reflected on her struggles with acceptance and her connection to her Black identity. De Niro's supportive stance highlights a family commitment to love and acceptance.
GB News: Motorists to face four weeks of delays as emergency repair works force roads to close across major city
Emergency road closures on Gordon Street in Glasgow will cause significant disruptions for approximately four weeks due to essential sewer repair work by Scottish Water. The closure affects the area between Renfield Street and West Nile Street, near Glasgow Central Station.
Scottish Water has implemented a diversion route to help manage traffic flow and has suspended bus gate restrictions on Union Street to maintain public transport access. Local businesses will be impacted by reduced access during this period, and the exact duration of the closure may vary based on ground conditions encountered during repairs.
Fox News: Parents outraged by homey prison life for driver who killed their son: 'How is this justice?'
The Stratton family is grieving the loss of their 10-year-old son, Oliver, who was killed by a texting driver in Colorado. The driver, Amy Weiss, received a one-year sentence, the maximum allowed under state law, which the family believes is insufficient for the crime committed.
In response to their tragedy, the Strattons are advocating for legal reform to classify careless driving resulting in death as a felony rather than a misdemeanor. They have initiated Oliver's Bike Parade to promote road safety and honor their son's memory.
Fox News: Colorado parents unload on liberal lawmakers, prompting changes to controversial gender bill
Parents in Colorado expressed strong opposition at a Senate hearing regarding HB25-1312, a bill imposing state-mandated gender policies in schools. Critics argue it undermines parental rights, with concerns over provisions that could label non-affirmation of a child's gender identity as "coercive control" in custody cases.
While some controversial elements were removed, opponents still view the bill as a threat to parental rights and public safety, particularly regarding name changes for minors without court orders. Advocates urge continued pressure on lawmakers as the bill progresses.
Fox News: Ivy League suicides, Princeton's 8th student death in 4 years expose crisis at elite schools
The recent death of Princeton University student Lauren Blackburn has reignited discussions on mental health support at Ivy League institutions. Blackburn was the third Princeton undergraduate to die in two years, with six of the eight student deaths since 2021 attributed to suicide. Experts highlight the unique pressures faced by Ivy League students and call for increased mental health resources.
Mental health crises are prevalent across colleges, but Ivy League schools often have high demands that exacerbate these issues. Despite receiving substantial federal funding, experts argue that mental health services remain underfunded and insufficient to meet student needs. Calls for early intervention and destigmatization of mental health struggles are emphasized as critical steps forward.
Fox News: Southern vacation hot spot fires back at poor safety rating following shooting: 'Fake news'
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, is disputing its ranking as the No. 2 most unsafe beach in the U.S. according to a study by Everly Life, which cited crime rates, shark attacks, drownings, and wind conditions. City officials argue the study is flawed and outdated, calling it "fake news."
Despite recent violence, including a mass shooting that injured 11, locals assert that Myrtle Beach remains a safe and enjoyable destination. City representatives emphasize ongoing crime reduction efforts and the area's appeal to families. Residents express confidence in their safety while acknowledging the need for awareness.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Donald Trump makes U-turn on Russian war as President blames Putin for 'full-scale' invasion on Ukraine
Donald Trump has shifted his stance on the Ukraine-Russia war, acknowledging Russia's "full-scale invasion" for the first time during a new minerals deal with Ukraine. This agreement, aimed at developing Ukraine's natural resources, marks a significant breakthrough in US support for Kyiv.
The deal grants the US special access to investment projects in Ukraine, with the potential to modernize its industries. Ukrainian officials view it as a win-win situation, enhancing security and economic growth while countering Russian aggression.
GB News: Ian King makes GB News debut as he discusses Ukraine-US mineral deal: 'This is absolutely vital!'
Ian King debuted on GB News, discussing a new minerals deal between Ukraine and the U.S. that establishes a joint investment fund for Ukraine's natural resources. The agreement, reached after negotiations, has unlocked military aid for Ukraine from the Trump administration.
King highlighted the deal's strategic significance, noting that it could help the U.S. secure access to rare earth metals, essential for various technologies. The agreement is part of broader efforts to reduce reliance on Chinese supply chains and awaits approval from Ukraine's parliament.
#religion
GB News: WATCH: Donald Trump vows to 'make America religious again' at National Prayer Day event
During the National Prayer Day event at the White House, President Trump highlighted the significance of reinstating religion in America. He expressed pride in the occasion and emphasized that the nation must remain "one nation under God," opposing efforts by the radical left to diminish this principle.
Trump characterized the event as a historic celebration and reiterated his commitment to strengthening religious values in the country.
#history
Fox News: Excavators discover prehistoric village beneath future golf course: 'Remarkable journey'
Archaeologists excavating a future golf course in Inverness, Scotland, uncovered a prehistoric village, including a rare chariot wheel and a 3,500-year-old Bronze Age cremation urn. The site revealed remnants of Neolithic wooden buildings, flint tools, and quern stones.
Cabot Highlands' vice president praised the historical significance of the find, emphasizing a commitment to preserving heritage while developing the golf course. A full report on the excavation findings is expected upon the course's opening.
#health
GB News: King Charles is 'done grieving' cancer diagnosis and is 'ready to get out and discuss it'
King Charles has expressed that he is "done grieving" his cancer diagnosis and is ready to discuss his experience publicly. He acknowledged the challenges faced by cancer patients and their families, emphasizing the compassion that emerges during tough times.
Former senior royal gardener Jack Stokes noted that the King's openness has helped the public connect with him more. Both King Charles and the Princess of Wales have shared their journeys with cancer, using their platform to raise awareness and support for cancer charities in the UK.
#sports
GB News: 'There is still work to be done!' Sharron Davies vows campaigners 'will not give up' until women's sports is 'free from men'
Sharron Davies, former Olympic swimmer, supports the Football Association's decision to ban transgender women from women's football, effective June 1, 2025. She believes this move enhances safety and fairness for female athletes and calls for other sports to adopt similar policies.
Davies emphasized the importance of maintaining a level playing field and highlighted the need for continued efforts to ensure women's access to sports and private spaces. The FA's decision follows a Supreme Court ruling affirming that 'woman' and 'sex' refer to biological women.
GB News: Rory McIlroy snubs £1.2million in prize money after making latest decision on golf future
Rory McIlroy has chosen to skip the CJ Cup Byron Nelson tournament to recharge after his recent Masters victory, which completed his career Grand Slam. He will miss out on a share of the £7.4 million prize fund as he prepares for upcoming major events, including the PGA Championship.
Having recently tied for 12th at the Zurich Classic, McIlroy emphasized the need for a break to practice and reset. His Masters win has solidified his legacy in golf, and speculation about his future ambitions, including the possibility of winning all major titles in a single year, is growing.
#science
GB News: Out-of-control Soviet satellite to crash land on Earth in DAYS as scientist warns it could 'hit like a meteorite'
The Kosmos 482 spacecraft, a Soviet probe launched in 1972, is expected to crash back to Earth next week, potentially hitting at speeds of 150 mph. Experts warn it could survive re-entry intact due to its heat shield, making its impact risk comparable to a meteorite.
The exact landing location remains uncertain, with a wide area spanning much of the globe as potential impact zones. While the risk to human safety is considered low, it is not zero, and scientists continue to monitor the spacecraft's descent.