News Round-Up

• “Crystal clear new video raises horrifying questions about killing of Minneapolis nurse by DHS” – New footage raises serious questions about the shooting of nurse Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, reports the Mail.
• “How the shooting of Alex Pretti by immigration agents unfolded” – The Times reconstructs how immigration agents shot Alex Pretti.
• “Barack Obama makes rare political statement condemning Trump’s administration over Alex Pretti’s Minnesota shooting” – Barack Obama has condemned Trump’s administration after the shooting in Minnesota, according to the Mail.
• “Starmer allies block Burnham from standing for Parliament” – Sir Keir Starmer’s allies have blocked Andy Burnham from standing as a Labour candidate in a by-election, notes the Telegraph.
• “Andy Burnham speaks out on his ‘disappointment’ over being blocked from returning to Westminster to avoid a leadership challenge – and takes dig at how ‘Labour Party is being run’” – Andy Burnham has vented his disappointment at being barred from Parliament, reveals the Mail.
• “Wes Streeting ‘has support of 200 MPs for leadership bid’ against Keir Starmer from his other flank as PM fights off Burnham power grab” – Wes Streeting has the backing for a leadership bid, claims the Mail.
• “Keir Starmer can block Andy Burnham but can’t save his premiership” – Starmer’s blockage of Andy Burnham has exposed a party leadership crisis as his authority ebbs away, says Patrick Maguire in the Times.
• “‘It’s a clever way of shutting us up’ – in the city denied elections” – Residents accuse local councils postponing elections of a stitch-up, reports the Times.
• “Mahmood to scrap non-crime hate incidents” – In an interview with the Telegraph’s Charles Hymas, Shabana Mahmood has pledged to end the investigation and recording of non-crime hate incidents.
• “Policing to cost £5 million at migrant camp converted from barracks” – Security plans have put the policing bill at £5.6 million over the next 12 months for the new asylum barracks site in Crowborough, reveals the Telegraph.
• “How the lying, contemptuous Home Office completed its betrayal of Crowborough” – Crowborough residents have accused the Home Office of betrayal as migrants arrive at a nearby army barracks, writes Madeleine Gillies in the Conservative Woman.
• “Thousands chant ‘Keir Starmer’s a traitor’ as they march through Crowborough protesting against migrants at their town’s former army camp” – Protesters have marched through Crowborough chanting “Keir Starmer’s a traitor” over the migrant camp, reports the Mail.
• “How 81 seats could torpedo the chances of the ‘Loony Left’ seizing power: Study reveals pact between Conservatives and Reform could win scores of constituencies the Right would otherwise lose” – A new study suggests a Conservative-Reform pact could secure 81 seats, according to the Mail.
• “Labour council under fire over trans Pride flag” – Ipswich council has been accused of breaching neutrality rules by flying a Progress Pride flag, reports the Telegraph.
• “Bridget Phillipson’s lecture on private school growth is fantasy economics” – Bridget Phillipson is guilty of ‘fantasy economics’ on private schools and growth, says Michael Mosbacher in the Telegraph.
• “Lucy Letby’s lawyer demands involvement in baby death inquest” – Lucy Letby’s barrister has demanded a role in an inquest as new evidence emerges, reveals the Telegraph.
• “NHS midwives record gender identity of newborns” – NHS forms ask midwives to record newborns’ ‘gender identity’ and ‘sexual orientation’, says the Times.
• “Covid vax worsens long Covid – only 2% improved, 33% worse off” – A new study has linked Covid vaccinations to long Covid, notes Robert W. Malone in the Malone News.
• “Green leader Zack Polanski ‘bad for nature’ because his hard Left social and economic views could harden voters against mainstream environmental causes, Tory warns” – A Tory MP has warned hard Left Green rhetoric could alienate voters from environmentalism, says the Mail.
• “Dale Vince, the eco-millionaire who now hates heat pumps” – In an interview in the Times, Dale Vince has vented his frustration with heat pumps.
• “Are green energy subsidies driving California’s plan to expropriate the wealthy?” – In WUWT? Eric Worrall asks whether historians will regard soaring green energy prices as the final straw which broke California’s economy or the insane wealth expropriation bill?
• “Antarctica saw its coldest October in 14 years” – On October 15th of last year, the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station reported a record low temperature of -61.3 degrees Celsius, marking the coldest October temperature measured in the Southern Hemisphere since 1981, says P Gosselin in NoTricksZone.
• “British AI boss to quit Britain after entrepreneur crackdown” – A tech chief has warned he will leave the UK over taxes and red tape, according to the Telegraph.
• “Chagos Islands deal ‘cannot go ahead for weeks’” – A Chagos deal cannot go ahead for at least 21 days – and that’s assuming Trump withdraws his objections, notes the Telegraph.
• “In impoverished Mauritius, talk of a Chagos deal rings hollow” – Chagossians in Mauritius have complained UK talks about their home’s future feel remote amid grinding poverty, reveals the Times.
• “Iran execute protesters in hospital beds, with fears the death toll now surpasses 30,000 in ongoing crackdown” – Iranian forces are reported to be executing wounded protesters in hospital beds, according to LBC’s Poppy Jacobs.
• “The Ayatollah’s rot has given the West a path to redemption” – Iran’s weakening regime has opened a strategic chance the West may squander, says Sherelle Jacobs in her Substack.
• “Top Chinese general ‘leaked nuclear secrets to US’” – China’s People’s Liberation Army chief has been ousted amid claims he leaked nuclear secrets to America, reports the Telegraph.
• “Secrets, scandal and ‘nuclear treason’: inside Xi’s military purge” – Xi Jinping has been busy purging China’s military elite, notes the Times. Why?
• “Palestine Action protesters storm Wormwood Scrubs prison in support of hunger striker” – Palestine Action activists stormed Wormwood Scrubs on Saturday evening in support of a hunger striker, reveals the Mail.
• “No-go Knightsbridge: Residents claim exclusive area is ‘no longer a billionaires playground’ as everyone with real money has fled the tyranny of ram-raiding gangs and moped driving machete thugs who rule the streets” – Knightsbridge residents say that ram raids and machete crime are driving the wealthy away, reports the Mail.
• “The true cost of being cancelled: Bust businesses, tax bills and millions in lost earnings are a nightmare for scandal-hit stars – but who has the biggest financial safety net if they never work again?” – Cancelled celebrities have faced bust businesses, tax bills and lost earnings running into millions, according to the Mail.
• “Karenocracy – The New Regime of Managerial Meddling” – Workplace ‘Karenocracy’ has turned HR officers into ideological enforcers of woke dogma, says C.J. Strachan on his Substack.
• “Most arguments against free speech are contrived nonsense” – Common objections to free speech are contrived sophistry, says Spiff in his Postcards from the Abyss Substack.
• “No one escapes the Stasi in Britain” – Basil the Great draws attention to the arrest of an elderly woman for the ‘crime’ of peacefully protesting.

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