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'Sick of it!' GB News guest rips up Labour plans to make countryside 'less white' in unforgiving rant

'Sick of it!' GB News guest rips up Labour plans to make countryside 'less white' in unforgiving rant
Watch the moment a GB News guest obliterated Labour plans aimed at making the British countryside more ethnically diverse and "less white".Protected landscapes across Britain, including the Chilterns, Cotswolds and Malvern Hills, have adopted diversity drives designed to attract more ethnic minority visitors to areas traditionally dominated by "white middle-class" Britons.Joining Patrick Christys to discuss the diversity drive, columnist Carole Malone blasted: "This just suits their agenda."And it allows the diversity mob to keep on spending multimillions of our cash on alienating white people. "You know, we are sick to death in this country. "White people are being told that we're racist, that we need to check ourselves. We're sick of it. And this is just going to add to that. These kind of policies promote racism."WATCH THE CLIP ABOVE FOR MORE
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X's Paris HQ raided by French prosecutors

X's Paris HQ raided by French prosecutors

Paris prosecutors announced that a search was under way at offices belong to Elon Musk�s X platform as part of an ongoing investigation first launched in January 2025. The raid is being conducted by Paris and national cybercrime units, with support from Interpol, according to post from Paris prosecutors on X. Officials from X have yet to comment on the matter.

At the same time, Paris prosecutors issued summonses to Elon Musk and Linda Yaccarino for �voluntary interviews� on April 20, 2026 in Paris. The prosecutors also announced they would no longer use X and would only communicate on LinkedIn and Instagram going forward.

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The Switch just surpassed the DS as Nintendo's best-selling console ever

The Switch just surpassed the DS as Nintendo's best-selling console ever

The original Switch just became Nintendo�s best-selling console ever with 155.37 million units as of December 31, 2025, overtaking the DS which sold 154.02 million units from 2004-2011. It was part of a holiday surge that saw the company move 7.01 million Switch 2s (and 17.37 million through Q3 of its fiscal year), making it the �fastest-selling dedicated video platform released by Nintendo to date,� the company said in its earnings report.

Despite being supplanted by the Switch 2, the Switch keeps selling decently (1.36 million units in Q3 fiscal 2026), due to its relatively cheap price. Nintendo reported last year that it was just trailing the DS in sales and would likely surpass it after Christmas. The Switch is now just 5.27 million units behind Sony�s PS2, the best-selling console of all time � so Nintendo would have to keep selling it for at least a couple more years to get the record.

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Tu peux voir Charlotte Cardin, Jason Derulo & plus pour 90$ à ce festival près de Montréal

Mariana Mazza. Droite : L'International de montgolfières.

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Tout au long de l'été, la ville de Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu sur la Rive-Sud de Montréal brille avec ses envolées quotidiennes de montgolfières qui colorent le ciel ainsi que l'International de montgolfières, un festival de neuf jours en août. Le 1er juin marquait d'ailleurs le coup d'envoi des festivités alors que l'équipe derrière l'événement a finalement annoncé la programmation complète.

À la fin mars, on nous présentait déjà deux têtes d'affiche qui seront présentes pour animer la foule durant le dernier week-end de l'événement, soit la chanteuse québécoise Alicia Moffet, les rappeurs Loud et Imposs ainsi que celui qui se cache derrière le récent succès Acapulco, Jason Derulo.

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WATCH: Karin Smyth unveils new Labour plans to cover travel costs for children with cancer

Health Minister Karin Smyth MP unveils new Government plans to cover the travel cost of treatment for children with cancer.Speaking to GB News, Ms Smyth said: "This is really the central ask of children and their families who are diagnosed and being treated for cancer. I met some people involved in the campaign at Downing Street last night,they've been talking about this campaign for 20 years as part of our national cancer plan. "The problem for them was that travelling is one of those additional worries on top of the already shocking diagnosis when you have a child with with cancer, about 9,500 families are affected by this, and help with those travel costs mean that some people have told us that they are making real, difficult choices about other support to their families, including good food and support to their families, so making sure that those travel costs are covered takes a little bit of the worry off of families at that particularly troubling time."WATCH ABOVE.

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