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Jun 16, 2025 |
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#politics
The Mirror: I went to Donald Trump's birthday tank parade and he already thinks he's a king
Donald Trump's recent birthday event featured a military parade, showcasing 7,000 troops, tanks, and helicopters. The spectacle was criticized as a display of personal ambition rather than a celebration of military achievement, with many attendees associating the event closely with Trump.
While the parade aimed to boost morale, it was juxtaposed with significant political turmoil and protests across the country. Observers noted a disconnect between the event's grandeur and the pressing issues facing America, raising concerns about the implications of such displays for national identity and politics.
The Mirror: Rachel Reeves warns that Israel-Iran conflict could push up prices
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has raised concerns about rising oil and gas prices due to the Israel-Iran conflict, which have surged by over 10%. She emphasized the importance of trade routes in the Middle East and noted the UK's precautionary deployment of RAF jets in the region.
Reeves stated that while the UK is not at war, it has historically supported Israel during missile threats. She remains open to future actions amidst the volatile situation, urging for de-escalation while preparing to protect UK assets.
The Mirror: Labour's Crime and Policing Bill will restore police trust - Dame Diana Johnson
The government is advancing a Crime and Policing Bill aimed at reducing crime and restoring public confidence in the police. Key measures include enhanced powers to combat anti-social behavior, stricter regulations on knife sales, and provisions to prevent disgraced officers from serving again.
Additionally, the government is investing £1.2 billion in policing, including funding for more officers and community support roles. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to improve police performance and efficiency while addressing public concerns about safety and misconduct.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Iran warns of 'devastating response' to Israel attacks
A senior Iranian military official warned of a "devastating response" to Israeli attacks, stating that Israel would become uninhabitable. Iran's Colonel Reza Sayyad emphasized that the response would affect all occupied territories, urging Israelis to leave.
Iran has also communicated to mediators Qatar and Oman that it will not engage in negotiations while under attack. French President Emmanuel Macron dismissed the idea of Russia mediating the conflict, citing its ongoing invasion of Ukraine.
#military
GB News: Britain will 'pay with blood of its people' if Labour fails to 'wake up', warns Penny Mordaunt as global conflict escalates
Penny Mordaunt, former UK Defence Secretary, warns that the UK risks the safety of its citizens without increased funding for defense. She urges the Labour Government to prioritize military investment, asserting that proper preparation deters conflict and keeps adversaries at bay.
The UK plans to raise its defense budget, committing to 2.5% of GDP by 2027, but Mordaunt criticizes the lack of immediate funds and strategic plans. With rising tensions globally, particularly in Ukraine and the Middle East, she emphasizes the urgent need for the government to act decisively.
#culture
Fox News: Gwyneth Paltrow cooks topless, prompts hilarious response from daughter Apple
Gwyneth Paltrow shared a cooking video on Instagram while topless, preparing a Tuscan-style white bean and sausage shakshuka. The post garnered mixed reactions, with supportive comments from fans and friends, including her daughter, Apple Martin, and some criticism for her choice of attire.
Paltrow also addressed rumors of a feud with Meghan Markle, clarifying their relationship as a "text friendship." She dismissed the speculation, emphasizing the importance of women supporting each other.
#crime
Fox News: Innocent bystander gunned down at Utah protest as peacekeepers take aim at armed suspect
Arthur Folasa Ah Loo, a 39-year-old bystander, was shot and killed during a "No Kings" protest in Salt Lake City, where about 10,000 people gathered. He was mistakenly hit by a peacekeeper's gunfire aimed at a suspect, Arturo Gamboa, who brandished a rifle.
Gamboa, 24, was apprehended and charged with murder after being wounded. The peacekeeper involved is cooperating with police. Ah Loo was provided emergency medical care but succumbed to his injuries later that night.