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24 Jul 2024
#politics
Front Page Magazine: Unity Deal Means Support for Palestinian Authority is Support for Hamas
The Biden administration and the EU claim to reject Hamas, but recent deals show a merger where the Palestinian Authority now serves as a front for Hamas. As Western nations line up for recognition of a ‘Palestinian state,’ the line between 'moderate' and 'extremist' has vanished.
What was once plausible deniability is now a clear path to recognizing an entity dedicated to attacking Israel and the West. The international community faces an illusion, with Hamas pulling strings behind a façade of political legitimacy.
#society
GB News: Meghan Markle will ‘make excuse she always has’ to dodge ‘chilly reception’ at Invictus Games - Lee Cohen
Meghan Markle is set to miss the Invictus Games in Birmingham in 2027, likely dodging a chilly reception by using "security concerns" as an excuse. Critics argue her fear of the UK security landscape seems ironic given her life in the more dangerous U.S.
Prince Harry will attend solo, celebrating Birmingham's strong ties to the Armed Forces while Meghan reportedly plans for Vancouver's 2025 games. The Sussexes remain embroiled in controversy over their absence from key royal events.
#economy
The Telegraph: Aston Martin ploughs £2bn into electric cars as losses deepen - latest updates
Aston Martin's racing against the clock, pouring £2bn into electrification to combat deepening losses of £216.7m. Sales took a nosedive, with car deliveries plummeting 32%, underscoring the rough road ahead for the new chief, Adrian Hallmark.
Despite the bleak numbers, there's a glimmer of hope as plans for product transformation promise to rev up growth. Stroll's sounding optimistic—a last-ditch effort to steer the ship back on course.
#culture
GB News: Strictly pro: BBC needs to check professional dancers are qualified to teach
Kristina Rihanoff, a former Strictly Come Dancing pro, voiced concerns about the BBC's need for qualified dance teachers and better mental health support for professionals. She stressed the importance of filming all training sessions to ensure safety and accountability.
She believes that the current pros may lack the teaching experience necessary for guiding novices, emphasizing that the demanding nature of the show requires a more prepared cast and proper vetting of professional dancers.
#crime
The Mirror: Travel News - late deals, holiday news and advice - Mirror Online
In a city drenched in shadows and cigarette smoke, a detective navigates the murky waters of deceit and betrayal. A femme fatale hints at a conspiracy, wrapping him in a web of danger and desire, each clue leading deeper into a gritty underbelly.
He’s chasing ghosts in a world where everyone has something to hide. The truth is as elusive as the last drop in a whiskey glass.