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#politics
GB News: 'After another four years of Labour, we will all be in tears,' says Nana Akua
Rachel Reeves faces backlash for financial decisions impacting pensioners, the sick, and farmers, leading to market instability. Her emotional response follows uncertainty about her future as Chancellor, reflecting broader dissatisfaction with the Labour government's policies and U-turns.
Critics highlight failures in addressing key issues like winter fuel allowances and grooming gang inquiries. The government's handling of border control and other policies has drawn ire, with promises of fairness and improvement met with skepticism.
#society
Fox News: Deadly Texas flood exposes 'neglected' weather alert system Trump aims to modernize
After a Texas flood resulted in at least 32 fatalities, DHS Secretary Kristi Noem addressed concerns about the adequacy of weather notifications. She emphasized the need for updates to the National Weather Service and NOAA systems, which she described as outdated.
Noem noted that while a flood watch was issued, it was categorized as "moderate," and the severe weather's unpredictability contributed to the tragedy. Efforts are underway to enhance technology for better warning systems, although a specific timeline for these improvements was not provided.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Israel sends team to Qatar for hostage talks, but says Hamas’ demands ‘unacceptable’
An Israeli team will travel to Qatar for indirect negotiations with Hamas regarding a hostage release and ceasefire. Hamas has proposed amendments to the initial framework that Israel finds unacceptable, yet talks will proceed. Families of hostages are urging the government for a comprehensive deal to secure all hostages' release.
Demonstrations are ongoing, with families expressing frustration over the potential for a partial agreement that would leave some hostages behind. Prime Minister Netanyahu is also set to meet with President Trump in Washington to discuss the situation in Gaza.