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28.12.25 - 08:12
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Will the Lloyds share price rise another 15% in 2026? (Fool)
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Lloyds' is tipped for another double-digit share price rise next year. But can the FTSE 100 bank pull it off? Royston Wild isn't convinced...
The post Will the Lloyds share price rise another 15% in 2026? appeared first on The Motley Fool UK....
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27.12.25 - 19:57
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Jimmy Kimmel Blasts Trump From UK, Where Free Speech No Longer Exists (ZeroHedge)
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Jimmy Kimmel Blasts Trump From UK, Where Free Speech No Longer Exists
On Christmas Day, Jimmy Kimmel delivered a four-minute “Alternative Christmas Message” on the United Kingdom's Channel 4, during which he positioned himself as a beacon against authoritarianism while warning British viewers that "tyranny is booming" in the United States.
Kimmel's rant, which aired less than two hours after King Charles III's traditional, non-partisan Christmas speech, portrayed America's current political climate as a cautionary tale for democratic nations everywhere.
“I do know what's going on over here, though, and I can tell you that, from a fascism perspective, this has been a really great year,” Kimmel told the UK audience. “Tyranny is booming over here. You may have read in your colorful newspapers, my country's president would like to shut me up because I don't adore him in the way he likes to be adored.”
Kimmel continued, "The American government made a threat agai...
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27.12.25 - 13:45
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"Common Sense" Is Back: UK Finally Scraps Non-Crime Hate Incident Laws Nationwide (ZeroHedge)
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"Common Sense" Is Back: UK Finally Scraps Non-Crime Hate Incident Laws Nationwide
Police chiefs will reportedly seek to scrap non-crime hate incidents in plans they will present to the Home Secretary next month.
The Telegraph reports that police leaders have decided that NCHIs are no longer “fit for purpose” after warnings that recording them undermines freedom of speech and diverts officers away from fighting crime.
Under the plans, NCHIs will be replaced with a new “common sense” system, where only a fraction of such incidents will be recorded under the most serious category of anti-social behaviour.
An NCHI falls short of being criminal but is perceived to be motivated by hostility or prejudice towards a person with a particular characteristic.
They stay on police records indefinitely and can come up in background checks.
The move to scrap them follows high-profile cases such as that of Graham Linehan, the Father Ted co-creator, whose arrest for a series of post...
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27.12.25 - 12:24
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London Eye architect proposes 14-mile tidal power station off Somerset coast (The Guardian)
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West Somerset Lagoon would harness renewable energy for UK's AI boom – and create 'iconic' arc around Bristol ChannelThe architect of the London Eye wants to build a vast tidal power station in a 14-mile arc off the coast of Somerset that could help Britain meet surging electricity demand to power artificial intelligence – and create a new race track to let cyclists skim over the Bristol Channel.Julia Barfield, who designed the Eye and the i360 observation tower in Brighton, is part of a team that has drawn up the £11bn proposal. It would curve from Minehead to Watchet and use 125 underwater turbines to harness the power of the second-highest tidal range in the world. Continue reading......
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27.12.25 - 11:30
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Mehr als ein Drittel rechnet mit Koalitionsbruch (Tichys Einblick)
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Mehr als ein Drittel der Deutschen rechnet mit einem Bruch der schwarz-roten Koalition vor dem regulären Wahltermin Anfang 2029. Das ergibt eine Umfrage des Instituts YouGov im Auftrag der „Welt am Sonntag“. Auf die Frage, für wie wahrscheinlich oder unwahrscheinlich man es halte, „dass die Koalition aus CDU/CSU und SPD die gesamte Legislaturperiode im Amt
Der Beitrag Mehr als ein Drittel rechnet mit Koalitionsbruch erschien zuerst auf Tichys Einblick....
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27.12.25 - 11:18
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Saudi Arabia leads GCC in Indian deportations: Over 13,000 workers sent home in 2025 (Times of India)
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In 2025, Gulf states intensified enforcement of migrant labour laws, leading to the deportation of thousands of Indian workers, particularly from Saudi Arabia. Most cases stemmed from visa overstays, permit violations, and misleading recruitment practices. The trend underscores growing regulatory scrutiny and highlights the urgent need for better pre-departure awareness, ethical recruitment, and migrant legal literacy....
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