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31 Jul 2024
#politics
GB News: Hamas leader assassinated in Iran as terror group vows revenge - 'His death will not pass in vain'
Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh was gunned down in Tehran by Israeli forces while attending an inauguration. His assassination could ignite a wave of revenge as tensions boil over, with Hamas threatening to pull out of ceasefire talks.
The fallout threatens to unravel fragile peace as Iran and Hezbollah ponder retaliation against Israel's bold strike.
The Telegraph: Politics latest news: I won't vote to scrap winter fuel payments for millions of pensioners, says Farage
Nigel Farage slammed Labour's plan to cut winter fuel payments for 10 million pensioners, calling it "cynical" and "cruel." He accused Rachel Reeves of disregarding pensioners, suggesting they aren't valued since they likely won't vote for Labour.
Farage highlighted the irony of saving funds for public sector pay rises while leaving the elderly out in the cold. The decision was rolled out as part of a series of austerity measures tied to a hefty fiscal deficit.
#military
Le Monde: Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh assassinated in Tehran
Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh was assassinated in Tehran under murky circumstances as he attended a presidential ceremony. The Iranian Revolutionary Guards confirmed his death and suggested a targeted attack, while suspicions immediately turned to Israel, a known adversary.
Hamas condemned the act, labeling it a "deceitful Zionist raid.” With no official claims of responsibility and Israel maintaining its usual silence on such operations, the shadowy dance of geopolitics continues.
#crime
GB News: Southport riots: 39 officers confirmed injured in clash with mob - 'No respect for a town that's grieving'
In Southport, chaos erupted as nearly 40 police officers were injured during violent protests linked to the English Defence League. Rioters set cars ablaze, targeted a mosque, and escalated tensions following a tragic stabbing incident that claimed the lives of three children.
Authorities condemned the violence, with the Muslim Council of Britain calling out the far-right backlash fueled by misinformation. Leaders, including Prime Minister Starmer, urged support for the grieving community, denouncing the thuggery as an affront to their sorrow.