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Why is Malta the new Dubai, then? But we’re not talking about Dubai. We’re talking about Malta, which is less exploitative. OK, so what else is attractive to British migrants? Do say: “Malta is an attractive tax haven.”Don’t say: “But I only came for the postboxes.”
On the same day in 1946 that Winston Churchill delivered his Iron Curtain speech in the United States, Britain and the United States secretly signed the pact that formed the basis for their intelligence alliance. The partnership expanded during the advent of the Cold War to include other countries — Australia, Canada and New Zealand — earning it the name Five Eyes. All rely heavily on American intelligence to help keep their countries safe. Five Eyes officials have watched with alarm as Mr. Patel has fired agents who investigated President Trump and invoked his powers to investigate the president’s perceived enemies. The officials and others spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of retribution.
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. likes to say that he is not anti-vaccine, he is “pro-safety.” But when 1,000 of his supporters gathered in Austin, Texas, last weekend for a celebratory conference to chart the future of their movement, they embraced a term — “anti-vax” — some once regarded as a slur. “God is an anti-vaxxer, and he needs you to speak up,” declared Del Bigtree, a close ally of Mr. Kennedy who served as his communications director during his presidential campaign. Mr. Bigtree spoke during a session that looked back on his 2016 documentary asserting that there was a cover-up of a link between vaccines and autism. ”I’ve come to this anti-vax conference with a message that we need to be more boldly anti-vax,” said Mark Gorton, the president of the MAHA Institute, a group that works to advance Mr. Kennedy’s “Make America Healthy Again” agenda. Mr. Gorton assailed the website of Mr. Kennedy’s former nonprofit as “some pretty weak anti-vaxxery.”The conference, hosted by Children’s Health Defense, the nonprofit Mr. Kennedy founded and led until he ran for president in 2023, was titled “Moment of Truth.” For the activists, homeopaths, physicians, lawyers and vaccine-wary parents who attended, it amounted to what Rebecca Hardy, co-founder of the advocacy group Texans for Vaccine Choice, called “a family reunion.”
An NYT report claimed Kash Patel made a damaging impression to the intelligence agencies across the world after he broke his promise to MI5 chief. Kash Patel's London visitKash Patel’s Jet Scandal Erupts; $60M FBI Plane For Girlfriend’s Show? All dignitaries were scheduled to land at Stansted Airport outside London, but Patel wanted to fly to an airport closer to hotel. Patel told McCallum that he would not axe the post but the post had already been axed by that time. Patel chose next to the king as the group gathered for a photograph.
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Led Zeppelin’s music has been reissued 64 times, data analysis carried out by the UK newspaper The Times and verified by Tight But Loose editor Dave Lewis has shown. The Times found that Led Zeppelin’s music has been reissued fewer times than other artists. Presley topped the number of reissues with 2,287 titles reissued, followed by The Beach Boys with 502 reissues and The Beatles with 369 reissues. Lewis made his own list of Led Zeppelin reissues and also arrived at a total of 64 Led Zeppelin reissues, confirming the figure calculated by The Times. Led Zeppelin began reissuing its music in the 1980s when its original albums were re-released on CD starting in 1987.
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President Trump on Monday threatened to sue the BBC for $1 billion over a documentary that his lawyer claimed included “malicious, disparaging” edits to a speech Mr. Trump delivered on Jan. 6, 2021. The legal threat came in a letter from Alejandro Brito, one of Mr. Trump’s lawyers, to the BBC that was obtained by The New York Times. The letter demanded a full retraction of the documentary, an apology and what his lawyers said would be payments that “appropriately compensate President Trump for the harm caused.”The letter said that if those demands were not met, “President Trump will be left with no alternative but to enforce his legal and equitable rights, all of which are expressly reserved and are not waived, including by filing legal action for no less than $1,000,000,000 (One Billion Dollars) in damages.”It said that the lawsuit would be filed if the BBC had not taken action by this Friday at 5 p.m. Eastern time.
It is tempting to view the sudden resignation of two top BBC executives on Sunday evening, in the wake of scathing criticism by the Trump administration, as an extraterritorial example of the intense pressure that President Trump has put on broadcast news organizations in the United States. But the British Broadcasting Corporation is not CBS or ABC, both of which settled lawsuits brought by Mr. Trump over their coverage of him. Its current crisis — the gravest the BBC has faced in decades — is less about Mr. Trump, experts said, than about the insoluble tensions of a renowned public service broadcaster operating in a bitterly divided political and media world. Vilified by political enemies, who accuse it of chronic bias — in this case, to the left — and targeted by rival media firms, who resent its public funding, the BBC is a perennial football in Britain’s political contests. With its global reach, it regularly runs afoul of foreign governments as well, from India to the United States.
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