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#illegals
GB News: 'Showed him how it’s done!' Farmer who rounded up 5,000 illegal migrants tells PM: 'Get your act together!'
Farmer Chris Gadsden, who has experienced the impact of illegal migration for nearly four decades, criticized Prime Minister Keir Starmer's handling of the border crisis. He expressed frustration over the government's response, stating that the situation has worsened significantly in recent years, with record numbers of migrants crossing the Channel.
Gadsden emphasized the stress and disruption caused to local communities and urged the Prime Minister to take action. The migrant crisis has escalated, with over 16,000 crossings reported this year, marking a 40% increase from the previous year. Critics, including Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp, have condemned the government's approach, arguing it has failed to control the situation.
#politics
GB News: Reform UK’s newest councillor explains why he was able to CRUSH Labour in chastening by-election for Keir Starmer
Reform UK's Tom Seston won the Eastfield by-election with 62.7% of the vote, significantly defeating Labour's Hazel Anne Smith, who received only 121 votes. Seston attributed his victory to a positive campaign focused on local issues, particularly housing and regeneration failures.
He criticized Labour's negative campaign approach and highlighted community concerns over housing for locals amid rising social issues. Seston emphasized that coastal towns like Scarborough feel neglected and "left behind," with local residents demanding better treatment and housing opportunities.
GB News: Keir Starmer WILL BAN Palestine Action after 'disgraceful' RAF Brize Norton security breach
Palestine Action is poised to be designated a proscribed group in the UK after a break-in at RAF Brize Norton, where protesters damaged military aircraft. A statement from Yvette Cooper will be presented to Parliament, potentially classifying the group as a terrorist organization.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer condemned the break-in as "disgraceful" and an "act of vandalism." If the legislation passes, membership in Palestine Action will become illegal.
GB News: Counter-terror police join RAF Brize Norton security breach probe as Nigel Farage and Robert Jenrick demand 'banning' Palestine Action
Counter Terrorism Police are investigating a vandalism incident at RAF Brize Norton, where activists from Palestine Action damaged two military aircraft. The investigation has been taken over from Thames Valley Police, with calls from political figures to ban the group.
Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick and Reform leader Nigel Farage have condemned the actions, labeling them as disgraceful and calling for Palestine Action to be classified as a terrorist organization. The group claims their actions are a response to the UK's involvement in conflicts in the Middle East.
GB News: Urgent call for independent investigation into Covid spending after billions of taxpayers cash used on pandemic contracts
An analysis of over 1,000 high-value Covid contracts reveals significant waste and fraud, prompting calls for an independent investigation. The review highlights £1.4 billion lost on failed PPE contracts and questions the oversight of billions spent on pandemic-related procurement.
Professors Heneghan and Jefferson emphasize the need for accountability, citing that many contracts were awarded with minimal scrutiny, including a £15 billion deal for testing services that lacked clear monitoring. The findings have reignited scrutiny over the government's handling of pandemic contracts and the "VIP lane" for politically connected firms.
Breitbart: Judge Orders Anti-Israel Activist Mahmoud Khalil Be Released from ICE Custody
A federal judge ordered the release of anti-Israel activist Mahmoud Khalil from ICE custody, determining he is not a flight risk. Judge Michael E. Farbiarz noted concerns about using immigration proceedings as punishment, which he deemed unconstitutional.
Khalil, a green-card holder and protest leader, had faced detention due to alleged omissions on his green card application. His release comes amid heightened scrutiny of immigration policies under the Trump administration aimed at combating antisemitism on college campuses.
#society
GB News: British drivers uncertain over electric car switch with millions hesitant to ditch petrol and diesel
Recent research indicates that uncertainty among UK motorists regarding electric vehicle (EV) adoption has surged to 40%, up from 27% in 2024. Key concerns include high purchase prices, charging infrastructure, and costs, overshadowing environmental benefits.
Despite these hesitations, 53% of drivers still plan to buy an EV within five years, though over a quarter reject the idea entirely. The findings highlight the need for improved affordability and infrastructure to facilitate the UK's transition to electric mobility.
GB News: Best walks: 5 quaint parts of the UK for a walking holiday - 'full of sandy beaches and rolling pastures'
Walking holidays in the UK have gained popularity, with 90% of Britons interested in combining hiking with relaxation. Destinations like Cornwall, the Cotswolds, the Lake District, Pembrokeshire, and the Peak District offer extensive hiking routes alongside wellness facilities.
Cornwall leads with 499 hiking routes and numerous spas, while the Cotswolds features 635 trails and 81 spas. The Lake District boasts 1,816 trails, Pembrokeshire offers scenic coastal paths, and the Peak District provides over 1,400 routes for an active yet restorative getaway.
GB News: How to grow eyebrows: Combat thinness with 'vital' tips - and beware of 'common culprit' behind sparse hair
Many women are increasingly concerned about thinning eyebrows, driven by factors such as over-plucking, aging, and hormonal changes. Recent data shows a 200% rise in searches for eyebrow loss solutions, highlighting the growing interest in addressing this issue.
Experts suggest that a balanced diet rich in vitamins and minerals, along with avoiding excessive tweezing, can help restore brow thickness. They recommend protein-rich foods, collagen supplements, and specific serums to promote hair growth. For immediate results, makeup options like eyebrow pencils can enhance appearance.
GB News: ‘It’s a minefield!’ GB News guest slams men refusing to give up seats as viral Tube video sparks backlash
A discussion on GB News has reignited the debate over whether men should offer their seats to women on public transport. A guest expressed frustration about her experiences on the London Underground, noting that men often remain seated while women stand.
The conversation, sparked by a viral TikTok video showing men seated while women stand, highlights differing views on the issue. Some argue that offering seats should depend on circumstances like disability or pregnancy, while others believe it reflects outdated gender norms.
GB News: London ought to be the symbol of our great nation but it’s not a nation I recognise anymore, says Matthew Goodwin
London's appeal is waning as mass immigration transforms its demographic landscape. The white British population has plummeted from 85% in 1980 to less than one-third today, with many children in schools now coming from non-British backgrounds.
The rise in single-parent households and the significant presence of illegal migrants, estimated at 500,000, contribute to a growing divide. Protests often reflect global issues rather than local concerns, leaving many feeling disconnected from the city they once cherished.
GB News: Inside NEW surge of antisemitism sweeping through Britain as UK Jews issue urgent warning over 'brainwashing' - 'We cannot wait another day!'
A surge of antisemitism in Britain has prompted Jewish communities to issue warnings about rising threats, particularly in light of recent conflicts involving Israel and Iran. A YouGov poll revealed that 5% of the UK population supports Iran, raising concerns among Jewish leaders about the implications of such sentiments.
The Campaign Against Antisemitism has noted a sharp increase in antisemitic incidents, with nearly 2,000 reported in the first half of 2024. Activists argue that the UK government must take action against the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps, which they see as a significant threat to national security.
GB News: WATCH: Gender critical activist blasts 'utter nonsense' after Stephen Fry's brutal JK Rowling swipe
Maya Forstater, head of Sex Matters, has defended JK Rowling against Stephen Fry's criticism, labeling her views on transgender issues as "radicalized" and a "lost cause." Forstater called Fry's comments "utter nonsense," asserting that recognizing biological sex is not radical.
GB News: Rape charge against asylum seeker in migrant hotel 'covered-up' to avoid inflaming 'community tension'
A rape charge against an asylum seeker in a taxpayer-funded migrant hotel was reportedly covered up to prevent community unrest. The individual, charged with rape and voyeurism, has been remanded in custody. Local officials were advised against discussing the case due to concerns about public backlash.
Critics, including Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick and Reform UK leader Nigel Farage, expressed outrage over the alleged cover-up, emphasizing the need for transparency. The government has responded by stating that foreign nationals convicted of sexual offenses will be banned from asylum.
GB News: Fears Labour will 'put a straitjacket' on grooming gangs inquiry with secret Islamophobia talks: 'They WILL pay a price!'
A security expert warns that Labour's proposed official definition of Islamophobia could hinder investigations into grooming gangs, making people hesitant to voice legitimate concerns. He cites past instances where individuals faced backlash for raising issues related to these gangs.
Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner is accused of conducting secret talks to establish this definition, raising transparency concerns. Critics argue that such definitions could stifle free speech and prevent discussions about serious issues, including the abuse of young girls.
GB News: Labour MP welcomes 'profound' legal reform after historic Commons vote to legalise assisted dying
Labour MP Jake Richards expressed satisfaction after the Commons voted to legalize assisted dying in England and Wales, with the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill passing by a majority of 23 votes. The legislation allows terminally ill adults with fewer than six months to live to apply for assisted death, pending strict safeguards.
Richards acknowledged the divided opinions on the issue, emphasizing the need for unity and further discussions as the bill moves to the House of Lords. The implementation period is set for four years, potentially making assisted dying available by 2029, with strong public support reflected in recent polls.
GB News: Royal Ascot descends into chaos as violent brawl breaks out in front of stunned punters
A violent brawl broke out between two men in suits at Royal Ascot, resulting in one man being bloodied after hitting the concrete floor. The altercation was captured on video, with spectators attempting to intervene as punches were thrown.
The motive for the fight remains unclear, occurring during a prestigious day of racing featuring high-profile events. Witnesses reported the injured man's head striking the ground, adding to the chaos at the otherwise elegant event.
GB News: A city in the UK has been named among the most photoworthy holiday spots in Europe - top 10 list
Edinburgh has been named the UK's most photographed holiday destination, ranking ninth in a European analysis with over 13 million Instagram posts. The Scottish capital surpassed popular Mediterranean locations like Santorini and the Amalfi Coast, highlighting its appeal for travel photography.
Paris topped the list with nearly 156 million posts, followed by Nice and Barcelona. The study indicates a trend towards classic European cities and island destinations, with Spain being the most visited country by UK residents in 2023.
GB News: 'She shouldn't be in prison!' Petition demanding Lucy Connolly's release receives 20,000 signatures in just hours
A petition for the release of Lucy Connolly has garnered 20,000 signatures in five hours, initiated by ex-MP Rupert Lowe. He argues that imprisonment for social media posts is excessive and calls for a government review of penalties for non-violent offenses.
If the petition reaches 100,000 signatures, it could lead to a debate in Westminster Hall. Lowe emphasizes the need for alternative sanctions like fines or community service, citing concerns over freedom of expression and the proportionality of sentencing.
GB News: 'Not radical, just reality': Gender critical activist tears into Stephen Fry after brutal JK Rowling swipe
Maya Forstater has defended J.K. Rowling against Stephen Fry's criticism, labeling his remarks as "utter nonsense." Forstater argues that Rowling's views on gender do not constitute radicalism, emphasizing her support for women's rights and the distinction between personal identity and pronoun usage.
Fry, who previously maintained a neutral stance, now describes Rowling as "radicalised" and "a lost cause," expressing anger over her comments on transgender issues. He believes her statements have contributed to a harmful atmosphere for trans individuals and marked a significant shift in her public persona.
GB News: Princess Eugenie shows her respect for Queen Camilla in front of King Charles
King Charles warmly welcomed family members at the fourth day of Royal Ascot, greeting Princess Eugenie and Sarah Ferguson with affection. The royal gathering highlighted close family bonds, with notable fashion choices on display, as they adhered to traditional protocols.
Prince William joined the festivities, while concerns over Princess Kate's absence were clarified as an administrative error. The event marked a significant milestone, celebrating its 200th anniversary with a traditional royal procession.
GB News: GB News guest bursts into tears and says 'my heart is breaking' after historic assisted dying vote
Catholic journalist Caroline Farrow expressed deep emotional distress live on GB News after MPs voted in favor of the Assisted Dying Bill, which allows terminally ill adults to apply for assisted death. Farrow raised concerns about potential exploitation and the implications for the NHS, stating, "It’s not a vote for dignity, it’s a vote for despair."
The bill, approved by a 314-291 vote, will now advance to the House of Lords for further consideration. It includes provisions for two doctors' approval and features a panel review. Supporters argue it offers compassion and autonomy to dying individuals, while opponents fear it may lead to coercion of vulnerable people.
GB News: 20mph speed limits causing 'significant' delays is 'misleading' as driving laws 'should be reinforced'
Legal experts advocate for 20mph speed limits in the UK, citing increased road safety despite driver frustration. Wales has made this the default limit on residential roads, leading to a decrease in serious injuries and fatalities.
Calls for selective speed limits near vulnerable areas have emerged, but experts argue adherence to all speed limits is crucial. The ongoing discussion includes potential updates to national road safety strategies, with the impact of 20mph limits still under review.
GB News: ‘Hang on!’ Tom Harwood and Emily Carver turn on each other in row as JK Rowling remark sparks fury
GB News hosts Tom Harwood and Emily Carver clashed over JK Rowling's views on transgender issues after Stephen Fry labeled her as "radicalised." Tom supported Fry's perspective, asserting Rowling has shifted her focus to this topic, while Emily defended Rowling's right to be criticized only when present.
Fry expressed concern over Rowling's inflammatory remarks and the impact on the trans community, calling her a "lost cause." He criticized her failure to distance herself from harmful rhetoric associated with her supporters.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Huge earthquake strikes Iran as Israel bombing raid rains down on Tehran
A 5.2 magnitude earthquake struck Central Iran near Semnan, coinciding with ongoing missile exchanges between Israel and Iran. The quake, occurring at a shallow depth of 35 meters, follows a previous 5.5 magnitude tremor in southern Iran.
The head of the UN nuclear watchdog warned against attacks on nuclear facilities, emphasizing potential catastrophic consequences. Israel aims to neutralize Iran's nuclear threat while seeking to prevent a nuclear disaster.
GB News: Britain urgently withdraws staff from embassy in Iran as UK scrambles charter return flights from Israel
The UK has withdrawn staff from its embassy in Iran amid escalating regional tensions, with operations now conducted remotely. This decision follows similar actions by Switzerland and Bulgaria, and comes as the UK arranges charter flights for British nationals from Tel Aviv.
Foreign Secretary David Lammy emphasized the government's commitment to the safety of British nationals in the Middle East, as air travel from Israel remains disrupted. The embassy has faced protests since the onset of the Gaza conflict.
#military
The Telegraph: RAF base’s only defence against Palestine Action was 6ft wooden fence
RAF Brize Norton, a key military airfield for nearly 80 years, has been found to have inadequate security measures, including sections of its perimeter protected by a simple wooden fence. Recently, two members of the protest group Palestine Action breached this security and vandalized military aircraft.
The group is set to be classified as a terrorist organization following this incident. The breach raises concerns about the effectiveness of security protocols at such a significant military site.
#culture
GB News: GB News Daily Reflections - Saturday 21st June
The reflection emphasizes that true love embodies protection, trust, hope, and perseverance, and it does not celebrate evil but rejoices in truth. It suggests that if everyone practiced this kind of love, the world would be a more compassionate place, highlighting the pain caused by failing to love fully.
#history
GB News: Archaeology breakthrough as 146,000-year-old skull of lost human species discovered in China
A 146,000-year-old skull found in China, nicknamed "Dragon Man," has been confirmed as belonging to the Denisovan species, marking the first complete skull of this extinct human group. Researchers used DNA analysis to solve the mystery surrounding the fossil, initially discovered in 2018.
The skull exhibits distinct features, including large eye sockets and a robust structure, indicating that Denisovans were significantly larger than modern humans. This discovery reinforces the understanding that Denisovans interbred with early Homo sapiens, contributing genetic material to contemporary populations, especially in Australia and Papua New Guinea.
#health
GB News: Hair care: 'I filled in my hairline and reversed my bald patches with just one product applied twice a week'
A beauty influencer, Corine Amore, has gained attention on TikTok for her impressive hair transformation using minoxidil, a topical treatment for hair loss. She reported significant results by applying the product just twice a week, contrary to the usual daily recommendation.
Minoxidil stimulates hair growth but requires ongoing use to maintain results, with effects typically visible after two to four months. Side effects may include scalp irritation and dizziness, and it is not suitable for everyone, particularly pregnant women.
GB News: Briton, 58, says partner and colleagues noticed troubling dementia sign 'years' before diagnosis
Jim Rogers, a 58-year-old British man in Australia, was diagnosed with early-onset dementia after struggling with everyday tasks. His cardiologist's concerns led to comprehensive testing, revealing symptoms he had experienced for years prior to his diagnosis.
Following the shock of his diagnosis, Jim is now focused on raising awareness about early-onset dementia, coinciding with Australia's approval of Kisunla, a new medication for early-stage Alzheimer's, which may help a small percentage of patients.
#crime
GB News: Albanian drug dealer allowed to stay in UK after posing next to £250k cash from selling heroin
Olsi Beheluli, a 33-year-old Albanian drug dealer sentenced to 11 years for his role in a heroin trafficking ring, has been allowed to remain in the UK despite efforts to deport him. Authorities argue he obtained British citizenship fraudulently, but tribunal judges found insufficient evidence for deportation.
Beheluli, who arrived in the UK at age nine, was caught with eight kilograms of heroin in 2014. Although the Home Office claims his citizenship application was misleading, a lower tribunal dismissed the case due to lack of evidence. An upper tribunal has ordered a rehearing on the matter.
#science
GB News: Space breakthrough as scientists set out vision for massive 'oases' in 2040
The European Space Agency plans to establish permanent settlements on the Moon and Mars within 15 years, creating self-sufficient colonies equipped with advanced life support and resource management systems. This vision aims to transform humanity into an "interplanetary species" through technological advancements.
The strategy includes autonomous robotic explorers capable of navigating challenging environments and conducting mining operations on asteroids. The agency emphasizes the need for orbital manufacturing and large-scale infrastructure development in space, urging member nations to support this strategic vision.
#technology
GB News: Mapped: The 48,000 worst places to live in the UK for broadband speed
Approximately 48,000 homes in the UK are still experiencing broadband speeds below the 10Mbps threshold defined by Ofcom as "decent." This situation affects around 100,000 people, limiting their access to essential online services for work, study, and socializing, particularly in rural areas of Scotland and Wales.
Despite efforts to improve connectivity, many rural communities remain underserved, with some local authorities showing a high concentration of homes with inadequate broadband. Broadband Savvy's analysis highlights the disparity in internet access, emphasizing the need for better infrastructure in these regions.
GB News: BYD prepares UK launch of 'game changer' technology that charges electric cars in just five minutes
Chinese EV manufacturer BYD plans to launch its 1,000kW Flash Chargers in the UK by 2026, offering 249 miles of range in just five minutes. This technology surpasses Tesla's Supercharger network, aiming to alleviate range anxiety for electric vehicle users.
BYD's expansion includes opening a production facility in Hungary and establishing a European headquarters in Budapest. The company aims to compete directly with Tesla, having already captured 1.74% of the UK market in 2024, with significant growth in sales anticipated.