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Jul 15, 2025 |
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Le Monde: Migration: France agrees to return deal with UK
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced a new agreement with French President Emmanuel Macron regarding cross-Channel migration. This deal allows for the return of individuals turned back from the UK to France, affecting about 50 people weekly.
While the numbers are modest compared to the 21,000 who crossed the Dover Strait this year, Starmer hailed the agreement as "groundbreaking," noting that previous governments had failed to achieve similar results.
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The Federalist: 'Sandersons Fail Manhattan' Shows How Woke Can Ruin Your Life
"The Sandersons Fail Manhattan" by Scott Johnston is a satirical take on the impact of DEI activism and cancel culture on a family in Manhattan. The plot follows the Sandersons as they navigate social upheaval after their daughters face backlash for an innocent Halloween costume idea involving gender identity.
The book categorizes societal participants into three groups: true believers, sleepwalkers, and cowards, illustrating the dynamics of modern activism. Despite its scattered focus, the story provides a humorous lens on contemporary issues, making it an engaging read for those familiar with the political landscape.
GB News: Drivers warned of 'on-the-spot fines' for breaking major road rules in key locations
Drivers heading to Europe this summer are cautioned about strict driving regulations that vary by country. Violations can lead to significant fines, with immediate penalties possible for infractions. Familiarity with local rules is crucial to avoid costly mistakes.
For example, parking violations in Spain can incur fines up to £500, while Scandinavian countries mandate headlights on at all times. Other regulations include restrictions on dashcams in Portugal and Austria, and specific safety equipment requirements in various nations.