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Theresa May to resign as MP next election
The 67-year-old states that after 27 years representing her Maidenhead constituency in the House of Commons, she has made the "difficult decision" to resign, contributing to the departure of Conservative politicians from Westminster. Former Prime Minister Theresa May has declared her intention to resign from MP status before the upcoming general election.
90 million adults possibly addicted to porn, study reveals
https://www.statista.com/statistics/274688/addicts-and-consumers-of-illegal-drugs-worldwide/
Bitcoin hits $69,000 all-time high
Over $69,000, the price of Bitcoin, the largest cryptocurrency in the world, has reached a new all-time high. It exceeds the previous benchmark established in November 2021; however, Bitcoin's value has declined to $16,500 by 2022. This new price surge was precipitated by the investment of billions of dollars by US financial behemoths in bitcoins.
US sanctions Zimbabwe President for alleged abuses
Following a review of the sanctions programme that had been in effect since 2003, the Office of Foreign Assets Control of the US Treasury announced the sanctions, which targeted eleven individuals and three companies, including the Mnangagwa, Vice President Constantino Chiwenga, and retired Brigadier-General Walter Tapfumaneyi.
3 high-fiber breakfasts may prevent colon cancer
The incidence of colon cancer is significantly increasing, especially among the younger demographic, and by 2030, it is projected to be the leading cause of death for individuals under the age of 50. Although there has been a consistent decline in cancer rates as a whole in recent decades, physicians have been perplexed by the sudden surge in cases of colorectal cancer among younger adults, who have historically had a low risk of developing the disease.
Chinese, Philippine coast guards clash, fire water cannons
Once more, Philippine and Chinese coast guards have engaged in combat over the contested Second Thomas Shoal, preceding a summit of regional leaders at which they were expected to escalate Beijing's maritime aggression. Coast guards from the Philippines and China engaged in combat in the contested South China Sea while water cannons were utilised.
Nigerian Foreign Minister Yusuf Tuggar: ‘No excuse for Gaza carnage’
Tuggar accompanied a delegation led by Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on a state visit to Qatar. A sequence of memorandums of understanding was executed between Qatar and Nigeria, during which prospective collaboration was deliberated in numerous sectors, including energy, commerce, labour, and agriculture.
Target Towns: Key constituency for power
Although Conservative support may be declining, that does not inherently imply that Labour will receive strong support. The Reform Party is garnering support in pro-leave districts by attracting 2019 Conservative voters from those areas. Once electors cast their ballots this year, the electoral landscape of Britain may be drastically altered.
Drone assault sinks Russian ship, kills seven in Ukraine war
According to the Ukrainian military intelligence service, the Black Sea fleet vessel sustained right and left side damage in addition to damage to its aft.
Voters Panel: Rachel Reeves wins a large minority of ex-Tories
Rachel Reeves was "clearer on her views and wanted to assist the country and people," according to voters who selected her as their preferred chancellor over Jeremy Hunt. Additionally, they praised her "composed and competent" demeanour. Rachel Reeves is receiving support from a significant portion of erstwhile Conservative supporters, notwithstanding concerns regarding potential Labour overspending in office.
The Birmingham City Council approves “devastating” budget cuts
The Birmingham City Council has authorised a series of service adjustments in anticipation of a 21% increase in council tax over the next two years. The greatest local government in Europe has formally declared bankruptcy and is required to save £300 million. The financial measures have been characterised as "devastating" by members of the council led by the Labour Party.
Former GB News employee Dan Wootton launches ‘independent platform’
As announced by the host, Dan Wootton has departed from GB News to establish his own media brand. "I have resigned from GB News to establish my autonomous platform, Dan Wootton Outspoken," he said in a statement on X. "Starting later this year, this platform will broadcast an entirely new daily news and opinion programme that will not be subject to regulation by the Ofcommunist censors."
