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Jul 8, 2025 |
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#politics
GB News: WATCH: 'You never stopped it!' Camilla Tominey GRILLS Mel Stride on benefits for foreigners
Camilla Tominey challenged Shadow Chancellor Mel Stride on the Conservative Government's policy allowing foreign nationals to claim disability benefits, questioning why this practice continued for 14 years. The Conservatives have proposed new restrictions to limit these benefits to British citizens only.
Currently, foreign nationals can receive benefits like Personal Independence Payments and Universal Credit if they have resided in the UK for two of the past three years. Tominey's remarks highlight public concern over the eligibility of foreigners for these financial supports.
#society
Forbes: Over 5,000 Flights Disrupted In U.S. As Americans Travel Home From Holiday Weekend
Over 5,000 flights in the U.S. were delayed on Sunday due to thunderstorms, particularly affecting Chicago-O'Hare International Airport, which saw nearly 800 delays. Inbound flights to Reagan Washington International Airport were also impacted by staffing shortages.
The Fourth of July weekend experienced significant travel, with over 9,100 delays peaking on the holiday. The FAA noted that delays can increase throughout the day, especially during summer thunderstorms.
The Epoch Times: Day in Photos: Catastrophic Flooding in Texas, Wildfire in France, and Dalai Lama’s Birthday
Protesters rallied in London’s Parliament Square on July 6, 2025, to show support for Afghan women. The demonstration highlighted ongoing concerns regarding women's rights in Afghanistan following the Taliban's resurgence.
Meanwhile, firefighters in Moux, France, battled a wildfire, using water to extinguish a smoldering tree on the same day.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Netanyahu says Trump meeting could 'advance' Gaza deal ahead of Doha talks
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to meet with US President Donald Trump to discuss a potential ceasefire in Gaza, as the conflict enters its 22nd month. Negotiations with Hamas are ongoing in Doha, focusing on a 60-day truce and hostage exchange.
Meanwhile, violence continues, with reports of casualties from Israeli strikes in Gaza. The situation remains tense, with Hamas demanding conditions for a ceasefire that Israel has yet to accept. Negotiators are working to find a resolution amid ongoing hostilities.