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#politics
The Mirror: Nigel Farage savaged by Cabinet minister with brutal Jimmy Savile insult
Technology Secretary Peter Kyle criticized Nigel Farage for proposing to abolish the Online Safety Act, claiming it would align him with individuals who exploit children online. Kyle argued that repealing these protections would enable predators and undermine child safety.
Farage responded, calling Kyle's remarks "disgusting" and demanded an apology. He admitted he lacked a clear plan for child safety if the laws were repealed, while Kyle acknowledged the challenges posed by VPNs in enforcing online safety measures.
The Telegraph: In the name of Palestine, Ireland is sacrificing its own interests
Irish-US relations have deteriorated significantly due to Ireland's strong anti-Israel stance, particularly highlighted by President Higgins' comments following the Gaza conflict. The Irish government has faced backlash for labeling Israel's actions as genocide and reviving the Occupied Territories Bill, which seeks to ban trade with Israeli-occupied areas.
This proposed legislation risks jeopardizing Ireland's economic ties with the US, which are crucial for the nation's prosperity. Recent polls indicate growing public concern over the bill's implications, prompting some government members to suggest addressing the issue at the EU level to mitigate potential fallout.
#society
Times Of Israel: Experts say Gaza at ‘worst-case scenario,’ famine about to cause ‘widespread death’
The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification warns that Gaza is facing a severe food crisis, predicting widespread death without immediate humanitarian action. Despite Israel's recent measures to ease aid restrictions, reports indicate that conditions have worsened, with many children suffering from malnutrition and hunger-related deaths rising.
Experts assert that the situation in Gaza resembles historical famines, with significant portions of the population experiencing extreme food shortages. The IPC's highest warning level reflects alarming malnutrition rates and calls for urgent intervention to prevent a full-scale famine.
#history
GB News: Archaeology breakthrough as human remains discovered in 100,000-year-old secret cave
Human remains, believed to be around 100,000 years old, were found in Tinshemet Cave, Israel, indicating early burial practices. Five sets of remains were positioned in fetal arrangements, alongside ceremonial artifacts like ochre and basalt stones, suggesting spiritual beliefs about death.
The site, preserved by ash deposits, offers insights into early human behavior and rituals. Ongoing excavations, which began in 2016, are revealing significant findings, including a well-preserved skeleton. Researchers emphasize the cave's importance for understanding human evolution during the Palaeolithic era.
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Daily Mirror: 7 explosive moments in Donald Trump's years-long feud with London's Sadiq Khan
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