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#illegals
GB News: Britons overwhelming back more deportations even if migrants' human rights at risk, says bombshell poll
A recent poll reveals that 81% of Britons support deporting foreign criminals convicted of serious offenses, even if it risks torture in their home countries. Support spans across political parties, with the highest backing from Tory and Reform UK voters at 89% and 85%, respectively.
The survey also indicates a majority favor refusing visas to countries that do not accept deported individuals. This comes amid discussions between British and Pakistani officials regarding the deportation of grooming gang offenders. The proposed legislation aims to expedite the deportation process for foreign inmates, potentially saving taxpayer money and freeing up prison space.
GB News: Nigel Farage flabbergasted after reading letters from foreign criminals BEGGING to be deported from UK
Nigel Farage humorously dubbed himself the "deporter-in-chief" after receiving letters from foreign criminals in UK prisons requesting deportation. He shared letters from inmates from India and Spain, highlighting their pleas for removal from the UK, citing financial savings for the government.
Farage noted a potential shift in government policy, suggesting that the recent influx of letters may have prompted the government to expedite the deportation process for foreign criminals. Former Attorney General Sir Michael Ellis echoed concerns about the government's historical reluctance to pressure foreign nations to accept their offenders.
GB News: Labour's plan for foreign criminals is 'fraught with problems', lawyer tells GB News
The Labour Government faces criticism for proposed legislation that would allow foreign prisoners to be deported after serving only 30% of their sentences, a reduction from the current 50%. Critics urge the government to reconsider this plan to avoid potential issues.
GB News: WATCH: Chris Philp blasts Home Secretary for 'running centres for illegal working' in heated rant
Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp has criticized the Government for operating "centres for illegal working" after he found asylum seekers working as food delivery couriers at a taxpayer-funded hotel in London. He reported seeing numerous delivery bikes during his visit.
Philp emphasized the financial burden on taxpayers, stating that the Government spends approximately £4 billion annually to accommodate 32,000 illegal immigrants in hotels and another 60,000 in private flats. He called for immediate action to shut down these operations.
#politics
Breitbart: Trump Says Israel Should Drop Charges Against Netanyahu
Donald Trump urged Israel to drop corruption charges against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, citing his leadership during the recent war. He described the charges as politically motivated and suggested they undermine Netanyahu's contributions to Israel's security.
Trump characterized the trial as a "Witch Hunt" and called for its cancellation or a pardon for Netanyahu, emphasizing his partnership with the U.S. and the unprecedented nature of a sitting prime minister facing trial.
GB News: Smashing the gangs alone is 'not going to stop the boats', ex-Border Force chief tells GB News
The former Director General of UK Border Force criticized Labour's goal to eliminate the use of asylum hotels by 2029, labeling it "unrealistic." He described this pledge as potentially Sir Keir Starmer's "biggest political error" in addressing the migrant crisis.
GB News: 'We are witnessing the beginning of the end for Sir Keir Starmer and I think he knows it'
Sir Keir Starmer's leadership is under severe strain as he faces a significant rebellion from within his party over proposed welfare reforms. With 123 Labour MPs expected to vote against him and one of his whips resigning, public trust in the government has plummeted.
Starmer's frequent foreign trips, totaling 26 in less than a year, have drawn criticism, especially as he misses key parliamentary sessions. His efforts to cut welfare spending are seen as contradictory to his party's traditional stance, leading to speculation about his political future.
GB News: Labour's 'biggest political error' torn apart by ex-Border Force chief as he blasts 'unrealistic' asylum hotel target
Former UK Border Force Director General Tony Smith criticized Labour's plan to eliminate asylum hotels by 2029, calling it "unrealistic." He highlighted the record number of asylum applications and the financial burden on local authorities, warning that simply targeting gangs won't resolve the crisis.
Smith defended the scrapped Rwanda deportation scheme, arguing it could have effectively deterred illegal migration. He emphasized that without such measures, the backlog of asylum seekers will continue to grow, leading to increased costs and community unrest.
GB News: WATCH: Debate gets heated as Tory MP accuses Labour of 'money grab'
A heated debate on GB News featured Conservative MP Joe Robertson criticizing the Government's welfare reforms as a "cruel £5billion cash grab." He argued that the reforms would not reduce welfare dependency and would unfairly impact deserving recipients.
Robertson claimed the Government's approach fails to address the root issues, asserting the bill would lead to an increase in welfare recipients rather than a decrease. He described the reforms as neither targeted nor fair, emphasizing the negative consequences for those who genuinely need support.
GB News: ‘Huge stink brewing!’ Martin Daubney erupts as Commons Speaker faces pressure over explosive welfare vote
Martin Daubney expressed frustration over Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle's potential decision to block a significant welfare reform amendment, which has garnered 122 Labour MP signatures. Daubney warned that rejecting the amendment would lead to considerable backlash, emphasizing the amendment's importance for democracy.
The debate centers on the Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment Bill, with concerns that blocking the amendment could jeopardize the government's stability. Senior ministers have cautioned Labour MPs against rebellion, warning it could trigger a leadership contest and potentially lead to a general election.
GB News: WATCH: King Charles is in a 'awkward position' over Trump's state visit
King Charles is reportedly facing a significant dilemma regarding President Trump's upcoming state visit. The monarch is in a "constitutionally awkward position" as he represents both the UK and Canada, especially given Trump's comments about Canada potentially becoming the 51st state.
GB News: Labour will try 'very hard' to reduce rebellion on welfare bill, Donaldson says
Sir Keir Starmer is preparing for a significant challenge within the Labour Party as Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner announced a crucial Commons vote on the Universal Credit and Personal Independent Payment Bill will proceed next week. This development comes as Rayner stood in for Starmer during Prime Minister's Questions.
The upcoming vote is expected to be a pivotal moment for Labour, with implications for party unity and strategy.
GB News: 'Nothing will make them back down!' Keir Starmer faces huge 'Labour showdown' as Angela Rayner confirms crunch Commons vote
Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner confirmed that a crucial vote on the Universal Credit and Personal Independent Payment Bill will take place next week, despite significant opposition from over 130 Labour MPs. This situation marks a potential major rebellion for Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer.
Political commentator Kitty Donaldson warned of an impending "massive Labour showdown," as rebels insist they will not back down. Amid speculation about the bill being pulled, Rayner's confirmation aims to quell rumors and clarify the government's stance.
GB News: Ex-Labour adviser blasts party for ‘treating MPs like c**p’ as Keir Starmer braces for huge backbench revolt
A former Labour adviser has criticized the party's treatment of its MPs as Sir Keir Starmer faces significant dissent over welfare reforms. Matthew Torbitt claims Labour MPs are being sent out to defend unpopular policies not included in the manifesto, leading to a rebellion with over 125 MPs signing an amendment against the legislation.
The dissent could result in a major setback for Starmer, as a coalition of Labour MPs, Conservatives, and Liberal Democrats could defeat the proposed changes, impacting around 800,000 people reliant on disability benefits. Ministers have warned that a significant rebellion could threaten Starmer's leadership and potentially lead to a general election.
#society
GB News: Police force warned that transgender strip-search guidance is recipe for ‘coercion’
Leicestershire Police face criticism for a new guidance allowing transgender individuals to be strip-searched by officers of a different biological sex, provided there is written consent from both parties. Concerns have been raised about potential pressure on female officers to comply with such searches.
Activists argue this guidance creates a "loophole" that could lead to coercion, particularly for female officers. The police maintain that no officer will face consequences for refusing to conduct searches outside of biological sex, highlighting the need for clarity in this sensitive area.
GB News: Best place to buy in the UK as over 50s 'haven' named - full list of areas perfect for downsizing
The South West of England has been identified as the top destination for individuals over 50 looking to downsize, with 43% of its population in this age group. This surpasses the national average of 38.2% across England and Wales, highlighting the region's appeal for older Britons seeking lifestyle improvements and community connections.
North Norfolk stands out locally, with 57.4% of its residents over 50, followed by East Lindsey, Rother, and Derbyshire Dales. These areas offer amenities and social opportunities that cater to older residents, making the downsizing process a chance to enhance their lifestyle in supportive communities.
GB News: Christian street preacher tells GB News of 'odd' shut down by police officer
A Christian street preacher in London, Monique Bailey, has raised concerns about increasing persecution against Christians in Britain, claiming they are the "most persecuted religion" in the country. She believes her treatment outside King's Cross Station would differ if she were a Muslim preacher.
GB News: Street preacher shut down by police claims she 'wouldn't be treated the same' if she was Muslim: 'Christianity is the most persecuted religion!'
A Christian street preacher in London, Monique Bailey, claims Christians face increasing persecution in Britain, asserting they are the "most persecuted religion." She recounted being shut down by British Transport Police while preaching outside King's Cross Station, alleging unequal treatment compared to Muslim preachers.
Bailey's group was told they were on private property and needed permission to use a loudspeaker. A police spokesperson confirmed the incident is under review, emphasizing the importance of religious expression while noting the need for permission to preach in certain areas.
GB News: Aldi unveils brand-new garden range including 'ultimate centrepiece' - but 'once it's gone, it's gone'
Aldi is launching a new range of summer garden inflatables, including a three-metre-wide inflatable movie screen for £59.99 and an HD LED projector for £39.99, aimed at enhancing outdoor entertainment for events like UEFA Women's EURO 2025. The products feature quick setup and storage options.
Additionally, Aldi is introducing an Air Lounger for £9.99 and expanding its garden wellness items with an Inflatable Ice Bath priced at £29.99. These budget-friendly options cater to consumers looking for outdoor fun and wellness solutions as summer approaches.
GB News: 'Wild West' council plots charging £70 for residents to park outside own homes
Bournemouth, Christchurch & Poole Council has proposed a £70 annual parking permit for residents to park outside their homes, aiming to address parking issues near the seafront. The revenue generated would fund more tow-trucks for illegally parked vehicles.
Residents have criticized the plan as unfair, especially after the council sold two key seafront car parks. The council's actions, including extensive roadworks for new cycle lanes, have led to claims of inconsistent policy-making that penalizes car owners while trying to promote sustainable travel.
GB News: 'Monstrosity' mosque sparks local row as protesters take action over £2.5million development
A planned £2.5 million mosque in Dalton-in-Furness, Lake District, has ignited protests, dividing local residents. Supporters and opponents clashed, with the former advocating for the South Lakes Islamic Centre, which aims to serve Muslim doctors and their families.
Despite receiving planning approval, the mosque faces backlash from some residents who view it as an unwelcome addition to the landscape. Proponents argue for community inclusivity and the need for a worship space, while challenges in construction have emerged, including local suppliers' reluctance to engage.
GB News: 'Apologise!' Lib Dem MP sparks backlash after 'fascist' remark in heated trans row
Liberal Democrat MP Ben Maguire faced backlash for labeling women's rights activists as pursuing a "fascist agenda" in a social media post. Following criticism, he deleted his account and expressed regret over his comments, acknowledging the toxicity of the ongoing debate.
The controversy arose after a Supreme Court ruling clarified that "woman" in the Equality Act refers to biological sex, a decision influenced by For Women Scotland's legal challenge. Maguire's remarks included criticism of JK Rowling, who responded dismissively.
GB News: Drivers risk court hearings and hefty fines for breaking DVSA rules with offenders having vehicles seized
The DVSA has intensified its crackdown on vehicle safety violations, imposing fines on drivers for failing to adhere to safety regulations. One motorist was fined £1,077 for fraudulent MOT tests on vehicles not present at the testing station, while another tester received an £864 fine for conducting multiple fraudulent tests.
The enforcement operations also targeted overloaded vehicles, with one lorry found to be over 60% overloaded, leading to fines and immobilization. Collaborative efforts with police forces have resulted in inspections revealing various safety defects, underscoring the DVSA's commitment to ensuring road safety across the UK.
GB News: National Lottery winner given HOURS to claim £1m win as deadline looms for Millionaire Maker player
A National Lottery player in Wiltshire has until the end of today to claim their £1 million EuroMillions prize from a ticket purchased on December 27, 2024. If unclaimed, the prize will go to the community fund after six months.
Currently, there are four other unclaimed £1 million prizes across the UK, with deadlines extending into November. Players can find guidance on the claims process on the National Lottery website.
GB News: 'Too simplistic to blame far-right!' Ex-Home Secretary to lead independent Southport riots review
Former Tory Home Secretary Sir Sajid Javid is leading an independent review into the causes of last year's riots linked to the Southport murders. The review aims to engage thousands of citizens across the UK to explore deeper social issues rather than attributing blame solely to the far-right.
The inquiry, co-chaired by former Labour MP Jon Cruddas, seeks to understand the lack of social cohesion and feelings of disconnection among communities. It is set to report within a year and has support from various political figures, emphasizing its independence from the government.
GB News: Britain's biggest army base 'overrun' by platoon of rats amid fly-tipping spree
Catterick Garrison, Britain's largest army base, is facing a severe rat infestation due to uncollected waste. Overflowing bins and litter scattered across the camp have created unsanitary conditions, prompting concerns among military personnel about living conditions and retention in service.
Local authorities, responsible for waste collection, are under pressure to resolve the issue. The Ministry of Defence is collaborating with North Yorkshire Council to improve the situation, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a clean environment for service members.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Donald Trump vows to make Spain pay after refusing to meet Nato spending target
Donald Trump criticized Spain for not meeting NATO's defense spending target of 5% of GDP, threatening tougher trade terms as a consequence. He expressed that Spain's refusal is unfair to the US and indicated that negotiations would lead to Spain paying more in trade.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez defended the country's current defense spending of 2% as sufficient and compatible with its welfare state. He labeled Trump's tariff threats as detrimental and a regressive move toward protectionism.
GB News: Donald Trump is 'not someone to be messed with', ex-military officer tells GB News
Former military officer James Sunderland praised Donald Trump for advocating a "complete and total" ceasefire between Israel and Iran. Sunderland emphasized Trump's significance and influence in the current geopolitical landscape.
GB News: Donald Trump hailed by ex-military officer as US President 'paves way for peace' in the Middle East: 'He means business!'
Former military officer James Sunderland praised Donald Trump for his role in achieving a "complete and total" ceasefire between Israel and Iran, highlighting Trump's military actions as pivotal for peace in the Middle East. Sunderland emphasized Trump's strong presence and determination to make an impact during his potential second term.
Sunderland also noted the importance of Trump's relationship with Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky, calling it one of the most crucial in global politics today. He expressed hope that Zelensky is leveraging this relationship to facilitate a ceasefire in Ukraine and a resolution to the ongoing conflict with Russia.
#military
GB News: WATCH IN FULL: Donald Trump speaks at historic Nato summit - 'It is a big win for the West!'
Donald Trump supports NATO's decision to increase defense spending, emphasizing the need for investment in military hardware rather than administrative costs. He believes this funding will help prevent conflicts similar to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
#religion
GB News: GB News Daily Reflections - Thursday 26 June
Today's reflection emphasizes Jesus's commandment to prioritize love for God, suggesting that this focus will help align other aspects of life. It encourages individuals to consider whether they will make the main thing their priority today.
#history
GB News: Archaeologists say it's 'unlikely' incestuous kings buried at 5,200 years old tomb
Recent research challenges the belief that Ireland's Newgrange tomb was exclusively for an incestuous royal dynasty. Archaeologists found no evidence of hereditary power or inbreeding, suggesting that those buried may have been community representatives instead.
The study indicates that materials used in the tomb were sourced from locations up to 40 kilometers away, highlighting its significance in prehistoric society. Newgrange, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, showcases advanced ancient astronomical knowledge during winter solstice events.
#education
GB News: Private schools dumb down entry requirements as headteachers forced to 'widen the net'
Private schools in England are lowering entry standards due to a new VAT on fees, causing over 11,000 children to leave.
#crime
GB News: Teenage rape victim told 'that is what white girls were for', jury hears
Three men are on trial for the alleged rape of a teenage girl in Rotherham between 1999 and 2002. The victim, now in her late 30s, described being assaulted by Sageer Hussain, Kessur Ajaib, and Mohammed Makhmood, who all deny the charges.
The prosecutor detailed how the girl, vulnerable and immature, was targeted at a youth club. Allegations include Hussain stating she "deserved it" and that "that is what white girls are for." The trial continues.
GB News: Labour told to 'go back to the drawing board' as lawyer tears into latest plan for foreign criminals: 'Fraught with problems!'
The Labour Government faces criticism over its proposal to deport foreign prisoners after they serve only 30% of their sentences, down from 50%. Human rights lawyer David Haigh argues this could encourage foreign criminals to come to the UK, undermining the purpose of imprisonment.
Haigh warns that the plan could lead to early releases and potential legal challenges that may allow some offenders to remain in the UK. He urges Labour to reconsider the proposal, emphasizing that it fails to address the needs of crime victims and could create more problems than it solves.
GB News: Man jailed for 8 years after killing volunteer in one-punch attack for 'brushing past him'
Rakeem Miles, 24, has been sentenced to eight years in prison for the manslaughter of 28-year-old Samuel Winter, who died after being punched once in a Southwark Underground station incident. Miles reacted violently after Winter brushed past him on an escalator, following him and delivering a fatal blow.
Winter, an AI engineer and volunteer, succumbed to his injuries two days later. His family expressed their grief and noted they have "unconditionally forgiven" Miles despite their loss. The case highlights the severe consequences of unprovoked violence.
#sports
GB News: Riley Gaines makes surprising statement after row with Simone Biles over trans athletes
Riley Gaines has expressed a willingness to collaborate with Simone Biles despite their recent public dispute over transgender inclusion in women's sports. Gaines acknowledged Biles's contributions and sees her as a potential ally in advocating for fairness in athletics.
Biles has also shown regret over the harsh tone of their exchange, emphasizing the importance of empathy in discussions about transgender participation in sports. Their reconciliation could pave the way for more constructive dialogue on this divisive issue.
#other
GB News: Europe’s most underrated luxury escapes for 2025 named - discover beautiful beaches and dramatic coastlines
A study has identified Europe's most underrated luxury holiday destinations for 2025, with Umbria, Italy, topping the list. The research analyzed travel reviews to create a Luxury Score, revealing a trend toward authentic experiences in lesser-known locations rather than traditional hotspots.
Other notable destinations include Biarritz, France, and Paphos, Cyprus, among others. These locations offer unique luxury experiences that are quieter and potentially more affordable, reflecting a shift in luxury travel preferences towards hidden gems.
GB News: M6 chaos: Huge HGV fire causes severe delays on motorway as cars brought to a halt by 'fully ablaze' vehicle
Drivers on the M6 in Staffordshire face severe delays of about 90 minutes due to a collision and subsequent HGV fire. The northbound section between J12 and J13 is closed, with traffic moving at only 16mph.
National Highways has opened lane four southbound to alleviate congestion and provided diversion routes. Normal traffic is expected to resume between 6:30 and 6:45 PM.