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#illegals
GB News: You are not racist if you don't really want your town to become unrecognisable, says Patrick Christys
Illegal immigrants will be relocated to private rental accommodations funded by taxpayers, rather than hotels, as part of a government initiative. The plan, led by the Home Secretary, aims to cut costs and reduce the asylum backlog, but raises concerns about local housing impacts.
Landlords are being offered guaranteed rent deals by Serco, a contractor for the Home Office, to house these asylum seekers. Critics argue this approach could worsen local housing shortages and alter community dynamics.
#politics
The Telegraph: Starmer accused of Brexit ‘smoky bacon surrender’
Sir Keir Starmer faces backlash over a Brexit reset deal that requires UK crisp manufacturers to alter recipes due to an EU ban on certain smoke flavorings. Critics argue this move makes Britain a "rule taker" from Brussels, undermining sovereignty and affecting traditional products like smoky bacon crisps.
The government defends the alignment with EU rules as a means to enhance trade, while opponents, including Nigel Farage, claim it betrays Brexit voters. The EU's precautionary principle, which led to the ban, raises concerns about health risks, prompting calls for a less risk-averse approach post-Brexit.
GB News: UK-US trade deal SIGNED and 'done' as Donald Trump labels Keir Starmer a 'friend'
President Donald Trump has finalized a trade deal with the UK, which was agreed upon last month. He referred to UK leader Sir Keir Starmer as his "friend" during their appearance at the G7 summit in Canada.
GB News: High Court rejects bid to force billionaire to pay legal costs upfront in Lottery dispute
The High Court has denied a request to require billionaire Richard Desmond to pay legal costs upfront in his lawsuit against the Gambling Commission over the Fourth National Lottery Licence. Desmond claims the awarding of the contract to Allwyn was unlawful and unfair.
The court's decision allows the case to proceed without financial security from Desmond, despite concerns raised by Allwyn about Northern & Shell's ability to cover potential costs of at least £55 million. Desmond's personal wealth is estimated at £1.325 billion.
GB News: 'Couldn't make it up!' Nigel Farage’s UK Doge unit claims taxpayers paid for illegal migrants' TV licence fees
Kent County Council has allegedly used taxpayer money to pay for TV licenses for asylum seekers, according to Reform UK's Zia Yusuf. He criticized the spending, urging taxpayers to remember this when asked to pay for their own licenses. Yusuf has promised to scrutinize council finances.
Reform UK plans to implement a "Doge" unit to identify wasteful spending in local authorities. Yusuf's comments come amid broader discussions on council spending, including potential cuts to taxpayer-funded English lessons for migrants.
#society
GB News: Plans to soften driving licence penalties for speeding on 20mph roads slammed - 'Sends wrong message'
Legal experts warn against easing penalties for exceeding 20mph speed limits, citing road safety concerns. The UK is increasingly adopting these limits, with Wales leading the way. Following its implementation, road casualties significantly dropped, underscoring the importance of strict enforcement.
A petition advocating for reduced penalties has garnered over 2,100 signatures, but experts argue that leniency could endanger vulnerable road users. They emphasize that maintaining strict speed limits is crucial for public safety and health, particularly in built-up areas.
GB News: Britons warned of £9,000 fine when driving in popular tourist hotspot after huge law change
New noise regulations in Switzerland impose hefty fines for loud vehicle exhausts during designated quiet hours from 10pm to 6am. Offenders can face penalties up to 10,000 Swiss Francs for creating "avoidable noise," with noise cameras deployed for enforcement.
In the UK, Kensington and Chelsea Council is also cracking down on noisy vehicles using acoustic cameras, which have issued nearly 1,000 fines since their introduction. Local officials emphasize the need for these measures to protect residents' health and ensure a peaceful environment.
GB News: Aldi's brand-new summer range has landed in stores - full list of 'must-haves' from under £2
As summer approaches, Aldi has launched a new range of products to help keep pets cool, including pools, water fountains, and floating toys. The collection aims to provide essential items for dogs during warmer weather, with a reminder for pet owners to act quickly as supplies are limited.
Veterinary experts and the RSPCA warn that even mild temperatures can pose serious risks to dogs, advising owners to ensure access to shade and water, and to avoid exercising pets during peak heat. Signs of heatstroke should be monitored closely, especially in brachycephalic breeds.
GB News: Top bishop claims 'no pattern' in rape gang perpetrators despite Pakistani men committing five times as many grooming offences
Bishop David Walker asserts there is "no pattern" linking specific ethnic groups to child sex grooming offenses, despite data indicating Pakistani men are disproportionately involved. He emphasizes the need for a national inquiry to protect young girls from predatory behavior, regardless of origin.
Walker highlights that most child sexual exploitation occurs within families, not by gangs. This follows Sir Keir Starmer's announcement of a comprehensive inquiry into the grooming gangs scandal, which will have the authority to compel witness testimony and coordinate with existing investigations.
GB News: Tory MP demands 'convictions must follow' inquiries into local authorities and police forces
Conservative MP Robbie Moore has called for criminal charges against local authorities and police for their failures in handling child sexual exploitation cases. He criticized the government's initial response to calls for an inquiry, emphasizing the need for a focus on the Bradford district and accountability for perpetrators.
The Home Secretary revealed over 800 grooming gang cases are under review, with evidence of a disproportionate number of suspects from Asian and Pakistani backgrounds. Moore insists the national inquiry must extend beyond police to include local authorities and organizations responsible for safeguarding children.
GB News: 'I want the truth!' Baroness Casey says she is 'angry' that ethnicity data has not been collected for grooming gangs
Baroness Louise Casey criticized the lack of ethnicity data collection on grooming gangs over the past decade, suggesting it has led to speculation about cover-ups. She emphasized the need for accurate data to understand and address the issue of child sexual exploitation.
Following her findings, which indicate a disproportionate representation of men of Asian or Pakistani heritage in such cases, a national inquiry has been initiated. The Home Office is launching a nationwide operation to investigate over 800 previously unaddressed cases of child sexual exploitation.
GB News: Jet2 flight erupts into chaos as British passenger turned 'feral' after chugging bottle of vodka
A British passenger caused chaos on a Jet2 flight from Birmingham to Ibiza after consuming a bottle of vodka. His disruptive behavior included throwing clothing, confronting cabin crew, and refusing to remain seated during turbulence, leading to multiple incidents and physical altercations among passengers.
The situation escalated to the point where the pilot had to intervene, and the airline has since banned the passenger for life, emphasizing their zero-tolerance policy for such behavior. Witnesses described the flight as "the flight from hell," with reports of vomiting and fights breaking out among travelers.
GB News: Grooming gangs survivor says 'we shouldn't be doing all the work' after national inquiry launched: 'I am not holding my breath'
Survivor Sammy Woodhouse criticized the government's recent announcement on child sexual exploitation, expressing frustration that survivors are left to advocate for change. She highlighted the ongoing issues of grooming gangs and the need for thorough investigations into councils and police forces.
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper reported over 800 grooming gang cases under review, with evidence of ethnic disparities among suspects. Woodhouse lamented the lack of action from authorities and the burden placed on survivors to seek justice and support.
GB News: WATCH: Baroness Casey reveals reason behind calls for national inquiry
Baroness Casey is calling for a national inquiry into grooming gangs, citing failures in handling both past and present cases. She expressed concern that some victims may still lack justice and emphasized the need to address these unresolved issues.
GB News: Neighbour from hell leaves family in fear of losing their pets over 'single anonymous Facebook complaint'
A family on the Isle of Wight faces losing their pet cockerels after a single Facebook complaint led to a council investigation. Despite neighbors expressing no issues, the couple received a noise abatement notice, requiring them to reduce noise or face prosecution.
The situation is particularly distressing for their two autistic sons, who are emotionally attached to the birds. The family has kept chickens for seven years and criticized the council's rigid approach, calling it "farcical" and lacking consideration for their rural living situation.
GB News: Meghan Markle addresses twerking video in new interview as she expresses gratitude for social media return
Meghan Markle has addressed her viral "Baby Momma Dance" video from the delivery room during an appearance on the Aspire with Emma Grede podcast. The Duchess expressed her desire to share her authentic self online, highlighting the disconnect between public perception and her real life.
She noted that the video, which features her dancing with Prince Harry, was a fun moment during her labor with their daughter, Lilibet. Meghan stated she is grateful for the opportunity to control her narrative on social media, where the video has garnered significant attention, especially in the U.S.
GB News: 'Plague on both your houses!' Martin Daubney ERUPTS at MPs 'playing political blame game' in grooming gangs update
Martin Daubney criticized MPs for engaging in a "political blame game" during a Commons debate on grooming gangs, following Home Secretary Yvette Cooper's report revealing over 800 cases under investigation. He condemned the systemic failures to protect children and the reluctance to address ethnicity data for fear of being labeled racist.
Cooper admitted that the report highlighted long-standing issues, stating that the number of cases could rise above 1,000. She confirmed the government's acceptance of all recommendations from Baroness Casey's review, which aims to improve data collection and child protection laws.
GB News: Rupert Lowe calls for 'American judge' to rule on grooming gangs national inquiry: 'Do we trust our system?!'
Independent MP Rupert Lowe has called for an American judge to oversee the national inquiry into grooming gangs, expressing distrust in the British system's ability to investigate itself. He criticized British authorities for rarely assigning blame within the establishment and emphasized the need for transparency in the inquiry process.
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper announced a U-turn on the government's stance, accepting all recommendations from Baroness Casey's report, which highlighted systemic failures in protecting vulnerable children. The inquiry is expected to take around three years, with over 800 cases identified for review.
GB News: Rape gangs review admits ethnicity 'denial' over Pakistani perpetrators - 'We have failed!'
A review into the grooming gangs scandal highlights a "denial" in collecting ethnicity data on suspects. Baroness Louise Casey recommends mandatory collection of this data to improve child protection efforts. Home Secretary Yvette Cooper accepted all recommendations, including tougher laws on child sexual exploitation.
The report calls for better information sharing among agencies and unique reference numbers for children to enhance safeguarding. Casey emphasized the need for accountability in policing and resources for implementing these changes, aiming to eradicate grooming gangs and protect vulnerable children.
GB News: 'Labour has completely lost control!' Charlie Peters reacts to grooming gangs U-turn as he demands 'clarity' from Labour
GB News reporter Charlie Peters has questioned the clarity of Labour's announcement regarding grooming gangs, highlighting inconsistencies in Home Secretary Yvette Cooper's terminology. He noted the confusion between a proposed national commission and a national inquiry, urging the government for clearer communication.
Cooper's statement followed Baroness Casey's review, which revealed significant institutional failures in addressing grooming gangs, particularly noting the overrepresentation of perpetrators of Asian heritage. Peters expressed concern that linking asylum seekers to grooming gang cases could complicate the government's approach to immigration and border control.
GB News: Kemi Badenoch hails GB News' Charlie Peters as 'voice for the voiceless' after Labour grooming gangs U-turn
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch commended GB News journalist Charlie Peters as a "voice for the voiceless" after the government announced a national inquiry into grooming gangs. She emphasized that this decision is a victory for survivors, not politicians, and acknowledged the contributions of key figures in exposing these issues.
Badenoch also recognized former detective Maggie Oliver and late journalist Andrew Norfolk for their roles in bringing attention to the crimes. The inquiry follows sustained pressure from Conservative members and aims to address the concerns raised by survivors for years.
GB News: EXPOSED: The six pressure points that 'forced' Keir Starmer's hand on rape gangs inquiry since 'far-right' putdown
Sir Keir Starmer has reversed his previous stance and pledged to initiate a national inquiry into the grooming gang scandal, following pressure from within his party and public outcry. This decision comes after a report by Baroness Casey highlighted systemic failures and the need for accountability.
The inquiry aims to address the alarming number of cases where underage girls were victimized, often ignored due to fears of racial backlash. Home Secretary Yvette Cooper confirmed that Labour will implement recommendations from the report, including new laws and police operations to protect children and support victims.
GB News: Hero Air India pilot 'saved dozens of lives' after making last-minute decision before crash
Captain Sumeet Sabharwal of the Air India Boeing 787 Dreamliner is credited with saving 18 families by diverting the aircraft away from an apartment building in Ahmedabad during a catastrophic engine failure. The plane crashed into a medical college building, resulting in one survivor out of 242 passengers.
Local residents expressed deep gratitude for the pilot's actions, which prevented a larger tragedy. The crash claimed numerous lives among students and staff, but many believe the pilot's quick thinking averted an even greater disaster.
GB News: Maggie Oliver scolds Keir Starmer's grooming gangs U-turn as she launches legal action: 'It's empty promises!'
Maggie Oliver, a whistleblower on grooming gangs, criticized Prime Minister Keir Starmer's call for a national inquiry, labeling it an "empty promise" and a "PR exercise." She emphasized the need for genuine resources and commitment to support victims, stating past promises have failed.
Oliver expressed cautious optimism about Baroness Casey's upcoming review, having met with her to discuss survivor experiences. The Maggie Oliver Foundation plans to launch a judicial review against the Government to enforce previous recommendations for justice in grooming gang cases.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: 'Evacuate!' Donald Trump issues Iran war warning as Israel vows to 'finish' Tehran 'tyrants'
Donald Trump has warned Iran to evacuate Tehran immediately, following escalating tensions with Israel. He criticized Iran for not signing a nuclear agreement before Israeli military actions began and reiterated that Iran must not possess nuclear weapons.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended military operations against Iran, labeling the regime a significant threat and comparing its leader to Hitler. He suggested that eliminating Iran's Supreme Leader could end the conflict, while U.S. officials have distanced themselves from Israel's strikes.
Fox News: Israel's US ambassador says beeper operation will 'seem simple' compared to what is planned for Iran
Israel's Ambassador to the U.S., Yechiel Leiter, indicated that upcoming military actions against Iran will be more significant than previous operations targeting Hezbollah's communication devices. He confirmed Israel's involvement in recent attacks that resulted in numerous casualties and emphasized that Israel is focused on neutralizing threats rather than pursuing regime change in Iran.
Leiter stated that Israel has successfully targeted missile systems in Iran and disrupted propaganda efforts. He also noted the resilience of Israel's economy amid ongoing conflict and expressed commitment to assisting citizens affected by the situation.
GB News: Britons in Israel told to 'register' as fighting with Iran intensifies
The UK government is urging British nationals in Israel to register their location through a new portal to facilitate support and potential evacuation amid escalating conflict. Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer emphasized safety and the importance of following local authorities' advice.
At the G7 summit, Starmer highlighted the need for de-escalation in the region, noting the significant risks posed by the ongoing conflict. He discussed the implications for both the Middle East and the global economy, advocating for a unified approach among leaders.
GB News: Iran accuses Israel of 'war crimes' as Benjamin Netenyahu claims dominance in skies over Tehran
Iran's foreign ministry has condemned Israel for a strike on Farabi Hospital in Kermanshah, labeling it a "grave violation of international law" and potentially a war crime. The attack primarily damaged the hospital's intensive care unit, although no casualties were reported.
In response, Israeli military officials asserted their aerial supremacy over Tehran, claiming significant destruction of Iranian missile capabilities. The conflict has escalated, with casualties reported on both sides and President Trump warning Iran of severe repercussions if attacked.
GB News: Israel bombs offices of Iran's state TV with presenter LIVE on air
Iran's state TV went off air following Israeli airstrikes targeting its offices in Tehran, causing a broadcast interruption. The Israeli Defense Forces also issued an evacuation warning for the area.
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz stated that the strikes aim to eliminate what he called Iran's propaganda and incitement outlet.
#economy
Le Monde: Luca de Meo takes the reins of Kering in crisis
François-Henri Pinault will split his roles as chair and CEO of Kering, appointing Luca de Meo, former CEO of Renault, as the new CEO. Pinault will remain as chair and oversee strategic directions. A shareholders' meeting is set for September 9 to discuss governance changes.
The Paris stock market reacted positively, with Kering shares rising 11%. Analysts believe de Meo's outsider perspective could help address challenges within the luxury sector, despite his lack of direct experience in that industry.
#religion
GB News: GB News Daily Reflection — Tuesday 17th June
Jesus tells Nicodemus, a religious leader, that moral living alone cannot secure entry into God's kingdom. True transformation requires being born again through the Holy Spirit, transitioning from spiritual death to a vibrant, divine life.
#technology
GB News: Amazon confirms new interactive adverts are coming to your Fire TV Stick and favourite Prime Video shows
Amazon is introducing interactive adverts on Prime Video that allow viewers to add products to their shopping basket directly from their TV remote without interrupting their show. This feature will debut in the UK, following successful tests in the US.
The new "TV to till" strategy includes three interactive ad formats, leveraging real-time data for relevant product recommendations. Advertisers are expected to capitalize on this integration, as Amazon's ad-supported Prime Video service now has over 200 million global users.
#other
GB News: SNP to dump 600,000 tonnes of rubbish into England
Scotland will begin transporting up to 100 lorries of waste daily to England after a landfill ban takes effect on December 31. The ban, aimed at reducing landfill use, has led to a shortage of incineration facilities in Scotland, prompting councils to secure contracts with English waste operators.
Experts estimate around 600,000 tonnes of waste will need disposal in England during the first year of the ban. Critics highlight the environmental impact of increased emissions from transporting waste, while the Scottish Government defends the ban's long-term benefits in reducing methane emissions from landfills.