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30 Aug 2024
#politics
GB News: Esther McVey fumes ‘I won’t be bullied’ as she defends controversial smoking ban tweet
Tory MP Esther McVey defended her use of Martin Niemöller's poem to criticize Sir Keir Starmer's proposed smoking ban, emphasizing it as a broader statement on civil liberties. She rejected accusations of trivializing the Holocaust and asserted she will not be silenced.
The Board of Deputies of British Jews condemned her comparison as "repugnant" and thoughtless, urging her to retract the statement. McVey maintained that her remarks were misunderstood and intended to address government restrictions on personal freedoms.
Fox News: Republican disputes CNN anchor's claim that Trump quashed border bill: 'The Biden administration killed it'
Sen. Markwayne Mullin stated that the Biden administration, not former President Trump, is to blame for the failure of the border security bill. He criticized Democrats for refusing to negotiate and claimed that Trump only engaged after the Biden administration's lack of cooperation.
Mullin emphasized that Senate Republicans, including Sen. James Lankford, sought to negotiate on the bill but faced a "take it or leave it" approach from Democrats. President Biden had previously accused Trump of sabotaging the bill, which has faced repeated setbacks.
#society
Fox News: 'Beetlejuice Beetlejuice' star Winona Ryder reveals what 'soured' her on making movies
Winona Ryder discussed her experiences with harassment in Hollywood during an interview, revealing that difficult incidents on set contributed to her decision to step back from acting. She acknowledged the impact of her 2001 shoplifting arrest on her career and noted changes in the industry since her return.
After a long absence, Ryder re-emerged in mainstream entertainment with her role in "Stranger Things" in 2016. She reflected on the evolving culture regarding acceptable behavior in the industry and the nostalgia that influenced her casting in recent years.
GB News: Commuters brace for Halloween horror as tube drivers reject bumper £70k pay offer
Tube drivers in London are considering strike action after rejecting a 3.8% pay raise, which would increase their salary to £69,600. The RMT union's Mick Lynch claims TfL failed to provide a suitable offer. A strike ballot is set to conclude on October 1.
Additionally, Border Force staff at Heathrow Airport plan a four-day strike due to inflexible rosters, which they assert affects their work-life balance. The Home Office aims to resolve issues with the PCS union to minimize disruptions.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: US aid group admits Gaza convoy was taken over by unvetted people before IDF struck them
A US aid organization acknowledged that armed individuals took control of an aid convoy in Gaza without prior coordination with the Israeli military. The IDF subsequently targeted these individuals, resulting in their deaths, while confirming the safety of aid workers involved.
The incident raises concerns over security protocols for humanitarian convoys in conflict zones, especially given similar past occurrences that resulted in harm to aid workers. The UN is also preparing to combat a polio outbreak in Gaza amid these tensions.
#history
Le Monde: How Spain's largest dolmen was built nearly six thousand years ago
The Menga dolmen, built around 3,800-3,600 BC in Andalusia, is the oldest and largest dolmen in the Iberian Peninsula. Spanish researchers revealed its construction involved advanced techniques, including sloped walls and precise stone placement, indicating early engineering skills.
This monumental structure, weighing approximately 1,140 tons, raises questions about the coordination and knowledge of the community that constructed it nearly six millennia ago. The study highlights a sophisticated understanding of construction among Neolithic peoples.
#health
Le Monde: In West Africa, hairdressers are on the front line, helping clients with mental health problems
Valérie da Silveira, a hairdresser in Lomé, Togo, has expanded her role to include mental health support for customers, providing a safe space for them to share their troubles. Following psychosocial first-aid training from the Bluemind Foundation, she aims to destigmatize mental health issues in a region with few professionals.
Despite the dire shortage of mental health resources in Africa, many issues remain taboo. The need for mental health support is critical, given the continent's economic and security crises, contributing to a high suicide rate as noted by the WHO.
#sports
The Western Journal: More Involvement? Patrick Mahomes Says Taylor Swift Is 'Drawing Up Plays,' And They Might Use One
Patrick Mahomes noted that Taylor Swift is increasingly interested in football, even drawing up plays for the Kansas City Chiefs. This reflects her growing involvement in the sports community, appealing to more female fans and families.
The connection between Swift and the team has ignited discussions about her potential influence on the game. The Chiefs hope to capitalize on this trend during their upcoming matches.