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12 Aug 2024
#politics
The Mirror: Passengers hit by 1 million minutes of delays due to signal failures since 2018
Train passengers in the UK have endured nearly a million minutes of delays since 2018 due to persistent signal failures, leading to over 15,000 cancellations. Critics slam the unreliable service and high fares, while Labour vows to renationalize the railways.
Transport Secretary Haigh warns failing private operators of contract termination, aiming to establish Great British Railways to manage all services. The future promises a public-focused approach to restore reliability and reduce passenger suffering.
The Mirror: Boris Johnson's sister on why he avoided London riots - 'I kid you not'
Boris Johnson, Mayor at the time of London's riots in 2011, faced criticism for his delayed return from a camping trip in Canada. His sister claimed he couldn't leave because his then-wife couldn't reach the pedals, leaving him stranded with four kids while the city burned.
Now Keir Starmer's decision to skip a holiday due to unrest only further ignites the political fire, as Johnson, in a jarring twist, suggested that the current PM ought to take a breather instead of stewing in complications.
GB News: Labour veteran admits party is 'too frightened to talk about immigration' in wake of violent riots
Dame Margaret Hodge, a veteran of Labour, feels the party is too timid about immigration, especially in light of recent riots. Wielding a voice in the political dark, she asserts the need for positive discourse while ensuring borders are managed and legitimate asylum seekers are prioritized.
Amidst rising concerns over immigration, she warns that ignoring public sentiment could jeopardize Labour's future, echoing memories of battles against the far-right. She's calling for leadership where silence once reigned.
GB News: Justin Welby branded an ‘influencer’ in scathing rant after wading in on UK riots
Comedian Paul Cox lambasted Archbishop Justin Welby on GB News, calling him an “influencer” more concerned with cultural commentary than managing the Church of England. Cox criticized Welby for his political posturing and reminded him of the Church's violent past.
Welby condemned unrest as fueled by racism and misinformation, urging Christians to disassociate from far-right groups. He labeled the riots as criminal acts and emphasized their anti-Christian misuse of imagery.
#society
GB News: Archbishop of Canterbury slammed over comments on UK riots: 'Focus on the Church'
Comedian Paul Cox took a shot at Archbishop Justin Welby on GB News, labeling him an "influencer” amid rising tensions in Britain. Welby cautioned Christians against allying with far-right factions, igniting further debate on faith and extremism.
The Telegraph: Kabul clothes shops ordered to cover mannequin faces by Taliban
In Kabul, the Taliban has enforced a rule demanding that mannequins hide their faces, covering them with plastic or tin foil, reflecting a strict interpretation of Islamic law since their return to power. Storekeepers comply, noting that while it makes displays less appealing, it hasn’t hurt business.
As 'Vice and Virtue' teams patrol the streets, the reality of Afghanistan’s economy and restrictions on women weigh heavier than the absurdity of masked mannequins. Merchants dismiss the edict, suggesting that survival amid greater struggles takes precedence.
#military
Times Of Israel: IDF announces Sgt. Omer Ginzburg killed in combat in Gaza’s Khan Younis
An Israeli soldier was killed by a Hamas sniper in Khan Younis, escalating the death toll to 332 in the ongoing conflict. The IDF issued evacuation orders for civilians in response to increasing violence and adjusted designated humanitarian zones to mitigate risks.
Civilians began fleeing amid fears of airstrikes as the IDF targeted Hamas operations. The brutal aftermath of the October 7 massacre persists, with Israel claiming significant combatant casualties while Hamas reports massive civilian losses.
#culture
Fox News: Kate Middleton salutes Paris Olympics athletes in rare appearance with Prince William
In a rare glimpse, Kate Middleton and Prince William celebrated Team GB's Olympic achievements. Katе, amid her battle with cancer, radiated grace as she praised the athletes' dedication and resilience, with heartfelt messages from icons like David Beckham and Snoop Dogg.
Despite her health challenges, Middleton's spirit shines on as the couple looks forward to future triumphs at Paris 2024.
#crime
Fox News: Illinois school worker sentenced to 9 years in prison for stealing $1.5 million worth of chicken wings
Vera Liddell, a former food service director in Illinois, made off with $1.5 million in chicken wings during the pandemic, ordering over 11,000 cases while the schools were closed. She was sentenced to nine years after her scheme unraveled in a routine audit.
The district suffered a $300,000 budget overrun due to her clandestine operations, proving that even in hard times, crime can take a twisted wing flap.
The Telegraph: Pilot killed as stolen helicopter crashes into hotel in Australia
A stolen helicopter crashed into the Hilton Double Tree Hotel in Cairns, killing its lone pilot and injuring several guests. Witnesses described erratic flying before the explosion set the roof ablaze, forcing a hotel evacuation and prompting an investigation.
Authorities are piecing together the events leading to the unauthorized flight as forensic teams comb through the wreckage. A call for witnesses has been made amid concerns over safety during poor weather conditions at the time.