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Ukraine war: Mariupol fighters' relatives tell of bitter pride

Ukraine war: Mariupol fighters' relatives tell of bitter pride
Relatives speak of their pride and fears for the last Ukrainian soldiers defending Mariupol.
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GB News contributor Will Kingston and political commentator Stephen Davies sat down to dissect the growing rivalry between Reform UK and Restore Britain.Mr Davies argued British politics has undergone a major shift away from traditional economic divisions and towards debates around identity, migration and culture.

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The American author and political commentator Batya Ungar-Sargon has argued that the modern Left’s hostility towards Israel stems from a broader ideological worldview that divides society into “oppressors” and “the oppressed”, leading many progressives to side instinctively against both Israel and the West. Speaking to GB News, she said anti-Zionism had become “as central a component of the Left as climate activism”, claiming the movement’s priorities had shifted away from working-class concerns and towards identity politics.

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