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8 May 2025
#politics
GB News: WATCH: Furious clash erupts as GB News guest asks 'are you stupid?!'
A heated debate on GB News highlighted the escalating costs of housing migrants in the UK, with guests Alex Armstrong and Scarlett MccGwire clashing over the issue. Taxpayers are reportedly facing a daily expense of £4 million for asylum accommodation.
GB News: Donald Trump finally announces 'full and comprehensive' UK-US trade deal - 'It's a great honour'
President Trump has announced a comprehensive trade deal with the UK, marking a significant step in US-UK relations. He emphasized the historical ties between the nations and expressed pride in making the UK the first country to finalize a deal under his administration.
UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and other officials have highlighted the importance of maintaining British food standards during negotiations. Concerns have been raised about the potential impact on local farmers, with assurances that their interests will be protected in the trade agreement.
GB News: 'You're missing the point!' GB News guests in FIERY clash over migrant hotels: 'Are you stupid?'
A heated debate on GB News highlighted the escalating costs of housing migrants in the UK, which has reached £4 million per day. Guests Alex Armstrong and Scarlett MccGwire clashed over the £15 billion total cost and whether asylum seekers are being adequately managed.
Armstrong criticized government spending priorities, arguing that taxpayer money should focus on domestic issues rather than international aid. MccGwire defended the budget allocations, stating that a portion supports asylum seekers and refugees. The Home Office responded, claiming improvements in asylum processing and a forecasted £4 billion savings by 2026.
GB News: ‘That’s for ding-dang sure!’ Boris Johnson thanks Brexit for trade deal as Trump confirms major win
Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson asserts that Brexit enabled Britain to secure a "full and comprehensive" trade deal with the US by allowing control over tariffs and negotiations. He emphasized that this agreement would not have been possible while in the EU.
Labour leader Keir Starmer prioritizes securing trade deals with transatlantic allies, particularly in light of potential tariffs from the US. Discussions may involve the UK reducing tariffs on US goods and adjusting the digital services tax affecting American tech firms.
#society
GB News: Nine neo-Nazis arrested in British pub after celebrating 'Hitler's birthday' with swastika cake
Nine individuals were arrested after neo-Nazis celebrated Adolf Hitler's birthday at a pub in Oldham, featuring Nazi-themed decorations. The British Movement North West reportedly hid their symbols upon entry, and pub staff were unaware of the event until police were notified.
Following the arrests, police conducted raids across the North West, seizing weapons including an imitation AK47, a suspected grenade, and a gas canister labeled "Zyklon." Greater Manchester Police are leading the investigation, collaborating with Counter Terrorism Police due to the nature of the materials found.
GB News: Carole Malone issues grave warning to ‘spoilt’ youngsters snubbing VE Day: ‘You’ll have no choice’
Broadcaster Carole Malone has criticized younger generations for their lack of awareness about VE Day, warning that they may one day need to defend their country. She noted a decline in recognition of the day, with 60% of Gen Z unaware of its significance.
Recent YouGov research shows only 11% of Gen Z would fight for Britain, a stark drop from 2004. Young individuals like Summer Nesbeth and Charlie Sawyer express reluctance to serve, citing experiences of systemic racism and a lack of societal support.
GB News: M53 traffic: Drivers warned of hours-long delays after 'serious collision' prompts police investigation
A serious crash on the M53 motorway in Merseyside has led to the closure of the southbound lanes between Junctions 4 and 7. Emergency services are on-site, and drivers are advised to avoid the area due to significant traffic delays expected to last until around 2 PM.
National Highways has provided a diversion route for motorists, and surrounding roads are also experiencing slow-moving traffic. Drivers are encouraged to check traffic levels before traveling and consider delaying their plans.
GB News: Meghan threatened with £8m lawsuit as fan claims to have suffered 'catastrophic burns' from Netflix recipe
A Maryland woman is threatening to sue Meghan Markle for £8 million, claiming she suffered severe burns from a homemade bath salt recipe featured on Markle's Netflix series. Robin Patrick alleges the mixture caused painful ulcers and blistering skin, disrupting her daily life.
Patrick, who has diabetes and an autoimmune condition, followed Markle's instructions but now seeks damages for emotional distress and medical expenses. Markle's lawyer argues that the use of Epsom salts is contraindicated for diabetics and that the injury was not foreseeable.
GB News: Travel warning: Britons told of 'severe consequences' in popular Asian tourist and expat spot - laws you need to know
The UK Government warns travelers to Singapore about severe consequences for drug-related offenses. Evidence of drug use upon arrival can lead to refusal of entry or arrest, regardless of where the drugs were consumed. Penalties include imprisonment, caning, or execution.
Transit passengers are also subject to drug screenings, and possession of certain amounts can result in trafficking charges. The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office advises Britons to review Singapore's Misuse of Drugs Act and stay informed about travel guidance before visiting.
GB News: Lucy Powell issues grovelling apology after sparking fury with ‘dog whistle’ rape gangs remark
Labour minister Lucy Powell has apologized for her remarks regarding the grooming gangs scandal, which she referred to as a “little trumpet” and a “dog whistle” issue. Her comments sparked backlash, with calls for her resignation from Conservative MPs and criticism from Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp.
Powell emphasized the need for accountability and action on historical sex abuse cases, stating that recommendations from previous inquiries must be implemented. The controversy has intensified scrutiny on the government's handling of these serious issues, with reports revealing extensive trafficking networks and a lack of convictions.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Donald Trump plans to rename another landmark following 'Gulf of America' row... but it's nowhere near US
President Trump is set to announce a name change for the Persian Gulf to the Arabian Gulf during his upcoming Middle East trip, which includes visits to Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE. This decision has sparked controversy, particularly with Iran, which insists on the historical name.
Iranian officials have condemned the potential change, warning it could provoke backlash from Iranians globally. The name of the gulf has been a contentious issue, with Arab nations advocating for the new designation, while the term "Persian Gulf" has been in use since the 1700s.
GB News: SHOCK map shows global impact of 'minor' India-Pakistan nuclear war on where YOU live as BILLIONS face famine
A limited nuclear exchange between India and Pakistan could lead to a global famine, resulting in over 100 million deaths, according to recent modeling. Tensions have escalated after India launched significant airstrikes in response to a terrorist attack, prompting Pakistan to threaten retaliation.
The study indicates that even a small-scale nuclear conflict could drastically reduce global cereal crop production by an average of 11%, with severe impacts on food supplies in poorer nations. The resulting climatic changes could lead to significant declines in harvests, particularly in northern agricultural regions.
GB News: UK warned 'history repeating itself' on VE Day as ex-Defence Secretary tells Britons 'we can't be complacent'
Sir Malcolm Rifkind warns that Britain's complacency on VE Day 1945 serves as a lesson for today's threats from Russia. He emphasizes the importance of recognizing dangers early, citing historical examples like the Munich Conference, and calls for preparedness against a belligerent Russia.
David Fergusson echoes these sentiments, highlighting the need to learn from history as the world faces a different geopolitical landscape. With ongoing tensions between Russia and the US, they stress the importance of teaching younger generations about the past to shape a secure future.
#economy
GB News: Britain's trade deal with India to cost UK £200m a year, bombshell Treasury analysis admits
Sir Keir Starmer's trade deal with India may cost the UK up to £200 million annually in lost taxes, according to internal Treasury analysis. The deal includes significant reductions in tariffs on exports like scotch whiskey and car exports but raises concerns about its overall economic value.
While Starmer defends the deal as beneficial for working people, critics argue it could undermine British workers. The agreement reduces tariffs on 92% of UK goods exports to India and opens access to Indian procurement contracts valued at £38 billion annually.
GB News: Recession warning as top economist says interest rate cut falls short - ‘I would have welcomed more’
The Bank of England has reduced its base rate from 4.5% to 4.25%, but economist Patrick Minford warns this may not suffice to prevent an impending recession. He advocates for a more significant cut and expresses concern over Donald Trump's tariffs, which he believes are negatively impacting global economic growth.
While the interest rate cut benefits some homeowners, it raises concerns for savers, as returns may decrease. The UK's inflation rate has slightly fallen but remains above the Bank's target. The economic outlook remains uncertain, with potential repercussions from international trade policies.
GB News: Diesel vehicles threaten 2030 car ban deadline amid calls for rollout of electric range extenders
Bedeo, a UK electric vehicle company, warns that the industry may fail to meet zero emission targets without urgent government intervention. They highlight barriers like high costs and limited range that hinder fleet operators from switching to electric vans, with current market shares alarmingly low.
The company calls for policy changes to support the adoption of range extender technologies and retrofitting, emphasizing the need for regulatory adjustments to facilitate this transition. Bedeo stresses that without action, the UK risks missing its Zero Emission Vehicle mandate and net zero goals.
Le Monde: 'Inheritance is an injustice': Why a 33-year-old redistributed €27 million
Marlene Engelhorn, a multimillionaire and heir to a fortune, criticizes the ultrarich for their detachment from society. She argues that their wealth creates a false sense of superiority and that inheritance perpetuates injustice, highlighting the divide between privilege and the broader population.
Engelhorn advocates for a reevaluation of wealth distribution, emphasizing the need for systemic change to address inequality.
#military
GB News: Pakistan kills '40-50 Indian soldiers' near Kashmir border in act of revenge over air strikes
Pakistan claims to have killed 40 to 50 Indian soldiers in retaliation for India's recent strikes in the Kashmir region. The Pakistani Minister of Information stated that military installations on the de facto border have been targeted in these attacks.
This escalation highlights ongoing tensions between the two nations over Kashmir, with both sides exchanging military actions.
GB News: Pro-Palestinian protesters chant 'shame on you' as activists target London Defence Conference
Pro-Palestine protesters demonstrated outside the London Defence Conference, targeting attendees and the LSE with chants. Their actions followed Prime Minister Keir Starmer's VE Day speech emphasizing support for Ukraine and the need for military readiness.
Starmer announced a £563 million contract with Rolls-Royce for the maintenance of Typhoon fighter jets to bolster Britain's armed forces.
#culture
GB News: 'What a woman!' Stephen Dixon reminisces on time he interviewed Dame Vera Lynn amid calls for a memorial
Stephen Dixon has expressed his admiration for Dame Vera Lynn, recalling a memorable interview and supporting efforts to establish a memorial statue in her honor near the White Cliffs of Dover. Fundraising has reached £1.15 million, but £350,000 is still needed to complete the project.
Dame Vera, known for uplifting songs during WWII, remains a symbol of hope and resilience. The memorial aims to be unveiled in June, coinciding with the fifth anniversary of her death and the 80th anniversary of VE Day.
GB News: Travis Kelce refuses to tell own mum about Taylor Swift secret despite being grilled
Travis Kelce is keeping his vacation spots with Taylor Swift private, even from his mother, Donna Kelce, who tried to pry information during a podcast episode. Despite rumors of their travels since the Super Bowl, Kelce remained tight-lipped, humorously stating, "I'm everywhere."
Donna acknowledged the couple seems to be enjoying their time together, but Kelce's responses offered no clues about their getaway locations. His brother, Jason, humorously criticized Travis for calling their mother "Mommy," while Travis credited their upbringing for the strong bond between the brothers.
GB News: WATCH: Stephen Dixon remembers interview with 'nations sweetheart'
Stephen Dixon reminisced about his interview with wartime singer Dame Vera Lynn, highlighting her status as "the nation's sweetheart." There is increasing support for a memorial to honor her legacy.
#history
GB News: Winston Churchill's great-great-grandson says Britain's youth should 'never forget' war heroes
At Westminster Abbey, Alexander Churchill, the 10-year-old great-great-grandson of Sir Winston Churchill, played a significant role in the 80th anniversary of VE Day by lighting a Candle of Peace. The ceremony, attended by the King and other royals, honored sacrifices made during World War II.
Alexander expressed pride in his ancestor's legacy and emphasized the importance of remembering veterans and their contributions to freedom. The service included speeches, wreath-laying by the King and Prince William, and participation from 78 veterans among the 1,800 attendees.
GB News: James May, 62, fumes 'suck it up' as he takes aim at media's 'woeful' VE Day 80 coverage
James May criticized the VE Day 80 coverage for neglecting the Hawker Hurricane, a crucial British fighter jet in WWII. He emphasized its vital role in the Battle of Britain, stating that without it, Britain could have fallen. Many followers supported his views on social media.
In related news, May's former co-star Jeremy Clarkson revealed the trailer for the fourth season of "Clarkson's Farm," featuring familiar faces and new staff. May is also preparing for a live stage show tour across Oceania and Asia, concluding in the UK.
GB News: Defence Secretary shares plan to help Gen Z remember VE Day after shock poll: 'Freedom is not free!'
Defence Secretary John Healy highlighted a troubling poll indicating that 60% of Generation Z are unaware of VE Day, which marks Victory in Europe during World War II. He emphasized the importance of remembering sacrifices made for freedom, especially in light of current conflicts in Europe.
Despite the lack of awareness, around 20 million Britons plan to participate in VE Day events, with younger generations showing notable interest. Healy also noted the need for a recruitment overhaul in the armed forces, as many young applicants drop out before completion.
GB News: RAF Officer 'full of emotion' as the story his wartime grandparents remembered: 'I want to carry on their story'
Flying Officer Aaron Marshall expressed deep emotion as he prepared for the VE Day service at Westminster Abbey, commemorating the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II. He reflected on his grandparents' wartime experiences, emphasizing the importance of remembering history.
The service will include dignitaries such as the King and Queen, the Prince and Princess of Wales, and Prime Minister Keir Starmer, honoring the sacrifices made during the war. A national two-minute silence and candle lighting by the great-great-grandson of Winston Churchill will be part of the ceremony.
GB News: King Charles and Queen Camilla lead Royal Family at Westminster Abbey service to mark VE Day anniversary
King Charles led the Royal Family in a Thanksgiving Service at Westminster Abbey to commemorate the 80th anniversary of VE Day. The ceremony included a two-minute silence, wreath-laying at the Grave of the Unknown Warrior, and a reading by the Prime Minister honoring WWII veterans.
Following the service, the King and Queen met with veterans, and Camilla led the family in laying flowers at the Innocent Victims' Memorial. Personal messages of remembrance were attached to the wreaths, emphasizing the sacrifices made during the war.
GB News: VE Day 80: Royal British Legion veteran delivers touching message - ‘Out of the darkness comes light’
Redcar is commemorating the 80th anniversary of VE Day with a seafront event honoring WWII casualties and celebrating peace. The day features a march to a beacon and a remembrance service led by local officials, reflecting on the sacrifices made during the war.
Royal British Legion president Eric Howden emphasized the importance of remembrance and the theme of finding light after darkness. The ceremony will include prayers, readings, and a poem, echoing wartime traditions.
GB News: Royal Mint commemorates VE Day with special 50p coin
The Royal Mint has launched a special edition 50p coin to commemorate the 80th anniversary of VE Day, featuring a design by John Mills that includes a "dove of peace." The gold version sold out quickly, while standard versions remain available.
The Mint continues to honor British history through its commemorative coins and has shifted focus to precious metals and collectibles in response to declining cash use. This pivot has proven successful, leading to new initiatives, including a jewellery division.
GB News: WATCH: John Healey warns 'freedom is not free' in response to concerning poll
Defence Secretary John Healey emphasized that "freedom is not free" amid alarming findings that 60% of Generation Z are unaware of VE Day. This highlights a troubling decline in historical awareness among younger generations regarding significant events in military history.
#health
GB News: Product recall: Urgent warning as ready meal sold in England, Scotland and Wales could be deadly
Giovanni Rana is recalling its La Famiglia Rana Slow-Cooked Braised Beef Lasagne due to a packaging error that may have resulted in some packs containing Prawn & Lobster Lasagne, posing a health risk to those with crustacean allergies. The affected batch is 700g, with a use-by date of June 17, 2025.
Customers are advised to return the product for a full refund and check for the batch code. The Food Standards Agency has informed allergy organizations and issued notices to retailers. This recall highlights the importance of accurate food labeling to ensure consumer safety.
#crime
GB News: Man who shot Met Police sergeant Matt Ratana denied bid to challenge whole-life order
Louis De Zoysa, convicted of murdering Metropolitan Police Sergeant Matiu Ratana in September 2020, has lost his appeal against a whole-life prison sentence. The Court of Appeal dismissed his challenges to both his conviction and sentence, stating written reasons would follow.
Sgt Ratana was shot while on duty in a custody cell. De Zoysa's legal team argued he was unfit to plead and that his sentence was excessive, but the court rejected these claims. De Zoysa, diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, fired a revolver while handcuffed, resulting in Ratana's death.
GB News: Counter-terror police searched asylum hotels amid Iranian suspect raid
Five Iranian nationals were detained by counter-terror police in a pre-planned operation across several UK cities, including London and Manchester, amid an alleged terror plot. Four remain in custody while one has been released on bail.
The arrests involved searches of asylum hotels, with authorities confirming the men's Iranian nationality and irregular entry into Britain. The investigation is ongoing as police assess any potential risks to the public.
GB News: Man killed onboard luxury cruise he was on his friends as part of stag do after 'chaos' broke out
A 60-year-old man from West Sussex died aboard the MSC Virtuosa cruise ship after an altercation during a stag party. The incident occurred shortly after the ship departed Southampton, leading to a homicide investigation by Hampshire Constabulary, which has arrested a suspect.
Witnesses reported chaos on the ship, with multiple stag and hen parties present. The cruise, bound for Bruges, returned to Southampton following the incident. Police are seeking information from other passengers to aid their investigation.
#sports
GB News: Mike Tyson shuts down Floyd Mayweather as boxing icon risks feud exploding into life
Mike Tyson has criticized Floyd Mayweather's claims of being on par with Muhammad Ali in boxing greatness, calling him "delusional." Tyson emphasized that true greatness involves acceptance by the public, not just a flawless record.
Mayweather, who retired undefeated, made his comments after Canelo Alvarez's manager suggested Alvarez could become the first boxer worth over $1 billion. Tyson's remarks highlight the ongoing debate about legacy in the sport.
GB News: Rory McIlroy makes emotional admission about his parents after returning to UK following Masters win
Rory McIlroy celebrated his recent Masters victory with a private reunion with his family in Northern Ireland. The win marked his first major since 2014 and completed his career Grand Slam, making him only the sixth golfer to achieve this feat.
Following the emotional reunion, McIlroy expressed relief at no longer feeling the pressure of pursuing a Grand Slam. He is now preparing for the upcoming US PGA Championship at Quail Hollow, where he has previously found success.
#science
GB News: Mystery of rumbling 'zombie volcano' finally solved after showing signs of eruption
Researchers have uncovered the causes behind the rumbling of Bolivia's Uturuncu volcano, previously thought to be extinct. A study indicates that the volcano's activity is due to the movement of liquid and gas beneath the surface, linked to frequent earthquakes and land deformation.
The study utilized high-resolution imaging to reveal fluid migration channels and hydrothermal systems connected to a large magma body beneath the volcano. The findings could enhance understanding of volcano behavior and aid in assessing risks from other potentially active volcanoes.
#technology
GB News: New £219 Android phone and £29 Bluetooth 'buds from British start-up Nothing have already had a price cut
British tech start-up Nothing has launched a range of new gadgets, including the CMF Phone 2 Pro and three models of CMF Buds, available for preorder in the UK. The CMF Phone 2 Pro features a 6.77-inch AMOLED display, a triple-camera system, and a 5,000mAh battery, priced from £219.
The CMF Buds come in three tiers: Buds 2a at £29, Buds 2 at £39, and Buds 2 Plus at £49, each offering varying features like Active Noise Cancellation and high-quality audio. All products are set to officially release on May 6, 2025.