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15 Aug 2024
#politics
GB News: Lee Anderson urges Tories to 'listen' to Farage rather than 'dissing' him after party ban
Reform MP Lee Anderson urges Conservatives to cool their jets on Nigel Farage, arguing that the party's ban on him is a misstep in rebuilding their base. He believes the Tories should be courting Farage instead of pushing him away, noting his strong influence among voters.
With Reform UK's membership surging, Anderson declares they’re on the rise and primed for council election wins. He claims that if the Tories want to regain lost voters, it’s time to reach out to Farage, not disparage him.
Le Monde: Russian court sentences US-Russian woman to 12 years for 'treason'
Ksenia Karelina, a US-Russian ballet dancer, was sentenced to 12 years for donating $51.80 to a pro-Ukraine charity, accused of aiding Ukraine’s armed forces. Her case highlights Russia's trend of detaining Americans for leverage in diplomatic negotiations.
Amid rising tensions, the line between justice and political maneuvering blurs like smoke in a dimly lit alley.
GB News: Conservatives are 'doing themselves no favours' with Farage ban, says Lee Anderson
Reform MP Lee Anderson urged the Conservatives to heed Nigel Farage's advice and drop the party's ban on him. All six candidates for Conservative leadership have agreed to keep Farage out of their ranks, tightening the grip on party loyalty.
#military
Liberty Nation News: Iran Providing Missiles to Munitions-Strapped Russia - Liberty Nation News
Iran's partnership with Russia, providing short-range ballistic missiles, underscores the Kremlin's struggle for weapons amid escalating losses in Ukraine. As their own stockpiles dwindle, Moscow looks to unconventional allies like Tehran and North Korea for munitions to sustain combat.
With Iran's Fath-360 missiles coming online, Russia hopes to replenish its arsenal, though Western threats to counter these arms deals feel more like hot air than real action. The conflict strains supply lines for all involved, revealing a murky web of desperation in wartime.
The Telegraph: HMS Diamond, back from the most intense naval combat since the Falklands, has done us proud
HMS Diamond returned from an unprecedented deployment in the Red Sea, executing complex operations and scoring historic military successes, including shooting down a ballistic missile. Throughout months of intense conflict, the crew showcased exceptional skill and endurance under constant threat.
Despite operating with limited resources and facing heavy scrutiny, Diamond embodied the Royal Navy's resilience, returning home with a proud legacy and a supportive homecoming from families and onlookers. Their mission, fraught with danger, was marked by both triumph and sacrifice.
#health
GB News: Princess Kate 'wants to be back' to full duties after 'brutal year' with cancer: 'She is being restrained'
Princess Kate is itching to dive back into royal duties, but cancer treatment holds her back. After a quiet year marked by her diagnosis, she’s making selective public appearances, trying to balance optimism with ongoing health challenges.
Despite hopes for a full-time return, experts doubt her stamina for regular engagements, highlighting a struggle between duty and recovery. The royal is cautious, adhering to medical advice and pacing herself as she navigates through this tumultuous time.