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GB News: Migrant crisis: Labour Minister Heidi Alexander admits Keir Starmer has 'more to do' on small boat crossings during GB News grilling
Labour's Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander acknowledged that more needs to be done to address the Channel crossing crisis. The recent deal with France aims to return 50 illegal migrants weekly, but critics argue this is insufficient compared to the average of 64 migrants per boat.
Alexander emphasized the importance of international cooperation with France, citing that around 12,000 crossings have been prevented since Labour took power. However, she admitted the need for further action against smuggling gangs and pledged to enhance efforts in collaboration with French authorities.
#society
The Telegraph: Siblings united after woman guessed long-lost brother would be called James
Jess Basey-Fisher discovered her long-lost brother, Alistair Dalgliesh, after piecing together clues about their late mother’s past. Using Ancestry, she guessed his name, leading to a reunion after decades apart.
Their connection deepened during FaceTime chats, revealing shared interests and family traits. Tragically, Alistair has stage 4 lung cancer, prompting Jess to support him through treatment in Australia. They plan to spend more time together in Norfolk.
Fox News: The 'tough cookies' of Butler, Pa., remain united, hopeful one year after Trump rally shooting
On July 13, 2024, Butler, Pennsylvania, became the site of an assassination attempt on Donald Trump during a rally, resulting in the death of firefighter Corey Comperatore. The incident shocked the small community, which had prided itself on its peaceful image. In the aftermath, residents expressed a desire to be remembered for their unity and support for the Comperatore family rather than the violence.
Despite the tragedy, locals have rallied together, emphasizing their resilience and community spirit. The Butler Farm Show, where the rally took place, is working to distance itself from the shooting's association. Residents hope to restore their town's reputation as a wholesome place, while still grappling with the impact of that fateful day.
#sports
Forbes: Here’s Why Taxes Will Claim About Half Of Wimbledon Winner Jannik Sinner’s $4 Million Prize
Jannik Sinner won the men's title at Wimbledon, defeating Carlos Alcaraz and earning a $4 million prize, which will be significantly reduced due to U.K. taxes. Iga Swiatek also claimed the women's title, with her winnings facing similar tax deductions.
Sinner, residing in tax-free Monaco, will not incur additional taxes, while Swiatek will face extra taxes in Poland. The tournament's total prize pool increased to $72.2 million this year.