Small Town Mourns After Two Die and One Is Missing in East Yorkshire Sea Incident
A small town is mourning after two people died and a third remains missing following an incident in the sea off East Yorkshire.
Protesters Rally Outside Welsh MP’s Office to Support Pro-Palestine Hunger Strikers
Protesters held a demonstration outside Pontypridd MP and justice minister Alex Davies-Jones’s constituency office in support of four pro-Palestine activists on hunger strike while in custody, awaiting trial over alleged offences linked to damage at the Elbit Systems site in Filton and at RAF Brize Norton. Campaigners claim the hunger strikers face medical neglect, isolation, censorship, and loss of privileges, and they are calling for bail, fair-trial measures, and wider policy changes including ending Palestine Action’s proscription and shutting down Elbit Systems. The prisons minister said hunger strikes are managed under established procedures with NHS care, that remand decisions are for judges, and that ministers cannot intervene in ongoing cases.
Former senior adviser says Iran’s current governing approach has reached a dead end
Saeed Laylaz, an economist and adviser to former Iranian President Mohammad Khatami, said Iran’s current method of governance has reached a dead end. In remarks to Euronews, he discussed the country’s economic challenges, the reported downfall of Nicolás Maduro—described as one of Tehran’s key allies—and how both domestic pressures and external developments are shaping Iran’s situation.
Fake Admiral Caught Wearing Military Uniform Without Permission at Remembrance Sunday Event
Suspicion over a sword and an unusually rare medal helped expose Jonathan Carley, who admitted he wore a His Majesty’s Forces uniform without authorization at a Remembrance Sunday event.
Israel’s F-35I Adir Shows How the F-35 Can Be Customized for National Needs
Israel’s F-35I “Adir” builds on the standard F-35’s strengths—stealth, sensor fusion, electronic warfare, and network connectivity—while adding Israel-specific upgrades designed for its security environment. Unlike most F-35 operators, the Israeli Air Force has integrated domestic systems, including customized electronic warfare and data-processing features, along with a tailored mix of Israeli weapons.
Clare Muldoon Warns Keir Starmer’s Migrant Phone Seizure Plan Could Be ‘Dystopian’
Clare Muldoon criticised Keir Starmer’s proposal to seize mobile phones and SIM cards from people who enter the UK illegally, calling the approach “dystopian.” On GB News, presenter Andrew Pierce also attacked the plan, describing it as embarrassing and ridiculing it as unrealistic.
Wimbledon traffic updates after crash leaves woman injured and treated as a priority
Traffic in Wimbledon is being monitored following a crash in which a woman was injured and treated as a priority, with paramedics reaching the scene within four minutes of being alerted.
Andrew Pierce criticises Keir Starmer-backed plan to seize migrants’ phones
A proposal giving Border Force, immigration officials, and police new powers to seize mobile phones, SIM cards, and related data from migrants crossing the Channel was criticised on GB News, with presenter Andrew Pierce calling it “embarrassing” and “laugh out loud.” Commentator Clare Muldoon argued the measure could help identify people-smuggling networks but warned it risks expanding state powers to seize devices more broadly, a concern echoed by host Bev Turner. Former Labour adviser Matthew Torbitt added that asylum seekers may not be considered to have broken the law under UN conventions, and raised wider worries about how easily phone-seizure powers could be applied.
Nicolas Maduro taken from detention centre to New York court hearing
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro was transported across New York under guard from a detention centre to appear in court, where he is facing trial on allegations of narco-terrorism. Footage shows him being flown and then escorted by officers into a van.
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