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#politics
GB News: WATCH: United’s Sharon Graham blasts ‘abhorrent’ treatment of Birmingham bin workers
Sharon Graham, General Secretary of Unite Union, urged Sir Keir Starmer's Labour Government to recognize urgent issues after the suspension of Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner over her management of the Birmingham bins crisis. The union plans to reassess its ties with Labour.
Fox News: Inside Dan Bongino's tense meeting with White House officials over Jeffrey Epstein fallout
FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino expressed outrage during a closed-door meeting regarding the DOJ's review of Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking case. Tensions escalated with Attorney General Pam Bondi, leading Bongino to consider resigning. Disputes arose over the handling and transparency of a memo stating no new charges would result from the case.
The memo, which concluded the review of Epstein's files, has sparked backlash from supporters who feel promises for transparency were not met. Bongino's frustration reflects a broader discontent within the FBI and DOJ leadership regarding the Epstein case's fallout.
#society
Fox News: Ben Affleck flashes smile at Jennifer Garner during rare appearance at sporting event
Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner were spotted together at Fenway Park, enjoying a family night out while watching the Boston Red Sox play against the Tampa Bay Rays. Their children, Seraphina and Samuel, joined them, while their eldest, Violet, was absent.
The former couple, married from 2005 to 2015, continues to co-parent amicably. Garner is currently dating John Miller, while Affleck has been linked to Jennifer Lopez. Their recent outings together have drawn attention to their positive co-parenting relationship.
Breitbart: Socialist Venezuela Offers 'Experience' with Disasters to Help with Texas Floods
Nicolás Maduro has offered to assist Texas with flood recovery, citing his regime's experience with natural disasters, despite Venezuela's poor track record in managing similar crises. His comments came during the launch of a new socialist initiative aimed at combating climate change.
While Maduro promotes his "Great Mission Mother Earth," Venezuela itself is grappling with severe flooding that has affected thousands. Critics highlight the regime's history of inadequate disaster response, raising skepticism about the value of its assistance.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Iran says willing to resume nuclear talks with US if guaranteed no further attacks
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that the country is open to resuming nuclear talks with the US, provided there are guarantees against further military attacks. He emphasized that recent strikes on Iran's nuclear sites have complicated negotiations.
Araghchi also mentioned that Iran would respond to cooperation requests from the UN nuclear watchdog on a case-by-case basis, citing security concerns. He reiterated Iran's commitment to continue enriching uranium, despite US opposition.
The Telegraph: Stop businesses funding Israeli settlements, bishop urges Government
The Bishop of Gloucester, Rt Rev Rachel Treweek, has called on the UK Government to prevent British businesses from funding Israeli settlements in the West Bank. She urged the government to clarify its measures to ensure UK companies are not supporting these settlements, deemed illegal under international law.
This statement follows increased violence in the region after the Hamas attack on Israel on October 7, 2023. The issue has gained attention within the Church of England, with calls for a ban on trade and investment in Israeli settlements due to their impact on Palestinian residents.
Times Of Israel: Putin said to tell Trump, Iran that he backs deal barring Tehran from enriching uranium
Russian President Vladimir Putin has reportedly advocated for a nuclear deal that prohibits Iran from enriching uranium, seeking to make negotiations with the U.S. more favorable. However, Iranian officials have firmly rejected this proposal, insisting on their right to enrich uranium for peaceful purposes.
Iran's Foreign Minister stated that any new agreement must respect this right and focus solely on nuclear activities, excluding military capabilities. Despite the ongoing tensions and recent military actions, Iran has expressed a willingness to resume talks with the U.S. regarding its nuclear program.