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#politics
GB News: 'It's a bare-faced lie!' Wes Streeting grilled by Camilla Tominey on welfare U-turn in scathing takedown: 'Keir Starmer doesn't know what he's doing'
Labour's Health Secretary Wes Streeting faced tough questioning from GB News host Camilla Tominey regarding the party's recent U-turn on welfare reforms. Streeting defended Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who attributed the backtrack to distractions from international issues like NATO and the Middle East, asserting that the government is committed to reforming the welfare system.
Despite criticism that Labour is not effectively addressing the rising benefits bill, Streeting maintained that the government aims to reduce it by encouraging those able to work back into employment. He acknowledged that the benefits bill would indeed be higher by the end of the Parliament, emphasizing the need for careful reform to support those who genuinely cannot work.
#society
The Western Journal: Honeymoon Ends in Horror When Lightning Strikes
Jake Rosencranz, on a delayed honeymoon in New Smyrna Beach, Florida, was struck and killed by lightning while standing in shallow water. The incident occurred as a storm approached, and lifeguards had not yet cleared the area. He is the first lightning fatality in Florida this year.
Rosencranz, 29, was remembered as a creative and hardworking individual. A GoFundMe campaign has been launched to support his wife, Leah, following the tragedy. Local officials expressed their condolences, highlighting the suddenness of the event and the loss of life.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Argentina accuses Iran of threatening IAEA head Grossi
Argentina has condemned threats against UN nuclear watchdog chief Rafael Grossi from Iran, which accused him of betrayal for not denouncing recent Israeli and US airstrikes on its nuclear facilities. The Iranian parliament voted to suspend cooperation with the IAEA in response.
Argentina's foreign ministry urged Iran to ensure Grossi's safety and refrain from actions that could endanger him. Tensions escalated after Israel's bombing campaign, aimed at preventing Iran from developing nuclear weapons, led to significant conflict, including missile attacks on Israel.
#crime
Le Monde: A wedding in southern France ends in bloodshed, casting a shadow of drug-related violence
A wedding in Goult, France, turned tragic when gunfire erupted as the newlyweds attempted to leave the venue. Four masked assailants opened fire on their vehicle, resulting in the death of the bride, Chaïma, and serious injuries to the groom, Hakim, and a 13-year-old boy.
The scene highlighted a stark contrast between the region's beauty and the violence that unfolded, with bullet holes and bloodstains marking the village hall. The incident has raised concerns about safety and crime in the area.
#other
Daily Mirror: Simple change to our diets would save NHS £5bn a year
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