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30 Aug 2024
#politics
The Telegraph: I got quicker NHS treatment because I voted for Gaza ceasefire, says Jess Phillips
Jess Phillips claims her vote for an immediate Gaza ceasefire led to quicker NHS treatment, attributing her expedited care to a Palestinian doctor. She described the chaotic A&E conditions in Birmingham and noted her medical experience amidst the ongoing conflict's toll.
The vote marked a significant dissent within the Labour Party, illustrating tensions between party leadership and members on the issue of the Israel-Palestine situation. Phillips emphasized her commitment to her constituents in her resignation from the shadow ministerial role.
Le Monde: New European Commission falls far short of von der Leyen's hoped-for gender parity
Ursula von der Leyen may lead a new European Commission with the lowest female representation since 2004. Member states largely ignored her call for gender parity, submitting primarily male candidates, with only a few countries proposing women.
As of August 30, several states have yet to finalize their nominations, and the trend shows a preference for male candidates. Only Spain, Finland, Sweden, and a few others have chosen women for their commissioner candidates.
Fox News: Dennis Quaid thrills locals in Dixon, Ill., for 'Reagan' premiere, says Hollywood 'forgot' about small towns
Dennis Quaid, portraying Ronald Reagan in the new biopic "Reagan," expressed admiration for the former president's humility and values during a visit to Reagan's boyhood home in Dixon, Illinois. Quaid noted how Reagan's character aligns with today’s political challenges and criticized Hollywood's disconnect from small-town values.
Community members attending the film's premiere celebrated Reagan's morals and leadership style, expressing a desire for similar qualities in current politics. Quaid highlighted Reagan's belief in the free market and common sense, emphasizing the late president's reliance on faith and personal integrity.
#society
GB News: Great British Giveaway winner hails GB News after bagging jackpot: 'I never win anything!'
A viewer named David from Kent expressed his surprise and joy after winning the GB News June Great British Giveaway, stating he usually does not win anything. He appreciated the experience and thanked the hosts for the opportunity.
Fox News: Top tailgating foods and tips to satisfy hungry college football fans this season
As college football season kicks off in the U.S., tailgating revival is underway, characterized by communal food and festivities. Pitmaster Josh Cooper offers essential tips for successful tailgating, emphasizing easy-to-handle foods and preparation.
With rising food costs, Cooper suggests versatile menu items that can be adapted throughout the event. Tailgating fosters camaraderie, proving that food can bridge divides, even in a politically charged atmosphere.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Watch: Houthis blow up hijacked Greek oil tanker in Hollywood-style footage
Houthi rebels from Yemen have escalated attacks on commercial shipping in the Red Sea, including blowing up sections of a hijacked tanker, raising concerns about potential environmental disasters. The European Union's military mission has confirmed no oil spill but noted the ecological risks.
Since October, the Houthis have claimed over 70 maritime attacks, significantly disrupting international trade valued at £754 billion. A US-led coalition has been formed to address the threats, resulting in several joint military operations against Houthi positions.
#military
Le Monde: Macron hopes to break Belgrade's ties to Moscow with fighter jets sale
On August 29, 2024, French President Emmanuel Macron signed a significant agreement in Belgrade to sell 12 Rafale fighter jets to Serbia for €2.7 billion. This move marks a strategic shift for Serbia, which previously relied on Russian MiG-29s, and reflects its growing ties with Western military suppliers.
Amid concerns over espionage and technology transfer to Russia, Macron emphasized safeguards to protect French intellectual property. The delivery of the aircraft is expected between 2028 and 2029, coinciding with the retirement of Serbia's outdated MiG-29s.
#culture
Le Monde: Basel to host Eurovision 2025
Nemo of Switzerland won the Eurovision Song Contest in Malmo, Sweden, on May 11, 2024, allowing Switzerland to host the 2025 event in Basel. Basel was selected over Geneva due to venue suitability, transport links, and support from the city.
The hosting brings concerns over public funding and potential local referendums, with some opposition citing worries about the cultural impact of the event. The European Broadcasting Union emphasized the benefits of hosting for tourism and visibility.
#health
GB News: HAVE YOUR SAY - Will Starmer's smoking ban help Britons quit? COMMENT NOW
Labour is planning to introduce a ban on outdoor smoking to help Britons quit. This proposal has faced backlash from the public, raising concerns about personal freedom and enforcement.
#sports
GB News: Emma Raducanu 'facing sponsorship crisis' as details emerge after nightmare US Open exit
Emma Raducanu's early exit from the US Open could jeopardize her sponsorship deals. The Briton, who has struggled with injuries and only played one match prior to the tournament, faces challenges as brands prefer winning athletes. Her lone title remains from 2021.
Despite earning substantial profits from sponsorship, Raducanu acknowledged her decreased performance may diminish her appeal to sponsors. She plans to reassess her training and schedule to improve for future tournaments.