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Gerry McCann has urged the UK government to restart the Leveson inquiry into media practices, citing ongoing media pressure and misleading headlines affecting his family. He also discussed the 18-year search for Madeleine and recent media exploitation of a woman claiming to be her.
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Two university students, Demartravion Reed at Delta State University and Jay Slater in Tenerife, died recently. Authorities ruled both deaths as suicides, but families and civil rights groups demand independent investigations amid rumors and racial tensions. Ongoing inquiries include autopsies and review of evidence, with public concern over potential foul play.
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Recent events highlight escalating tensions over free speech involving Donald Trump, UK police actions, and media scrutiny. Trump has criticized UK police over free speech issues, while Channel 4 plans to broadcast a segment exposing his falsehoods during his UK visit. Meanwhile, UK police faced controversy over a Facebook-related incident involving a Trump supporter.
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The Liberal Democrats propose a 'doomscrolling cap' to limit social media use among under-18s, citing mental health risks. The plan includes mandatory health warnings and restrictions on addictive apps, amid ongoing debates over online safety and free speech, with party leader Sir Ed Davey criticizing tech giants and government efforts.
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Former 'Love Is Blind' star Shayne Jansen has undergone a significant body transformation after battling substance abuse and mental health issues. Moving from Chicago to Austin, he focused on fitness and sobriety, gaining a new outlook on love and life. His story highlights personal recovery and resilience.
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Recent genetic analysis of Hitler's DNA confirms he had Kallmann syndrome, affecting puberty and sexual development, and dispels myths of Jewish ancestry. The research also suggests possible neurodiverse conditions. The findings, based on a bloodstained sofa sample, will feature in a Channel 4 documentary today.
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On 26 November 2025, UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced the abolition of the two-child benefit cap, effective April 2026. The policy, introduced by the Conservatives in 2017, limited child tax credits to two children per family and contributed to rising child poverty. The repeal is expected to lift 450,000 children out of poverty, funded by new taxes including a gambling levy and mansion tax.