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Wednesday's Telegraph: "BBC urged to sack Lineker after 'Nazi' migrant jibe"
Outline:
bbc news home wednesday
Tone:
+ positive
Discussion:
+ BBC,
± Tory,
+ Lineker
Lee Anderson will become latest Tory MP to host show on GB News -- The Guardian
Controversial deputy chair joins Jacob Rees-Mogg, Esther McVey and Philip Davies on rightwing channel; Anderson previously appeared for a weekly segment on Dan Wootton’s show, titled The Real World with Lee Anderson, for which he received £200 a week, according to register of MPs’ interests
Outline:
gb news presenter
Tone:
+ positive
Discussion:
++ GB News,
? m,
? Tories
The front page of tomorrow's Daily Telegraph: 'BBC urged to sack Lineker after Nazi migrant jibe' Sign up for the Front Page newsletter -- The Telegraph
Outline:
nazi migrant jibe
Tone:
+ positive
Discussion:
++ Holocaust,
? BBC,
? Nazis
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How scientifically literate should we expect our politicians to be? -- The Guardian
Ian Sample speaks to mathematical biologist Kit Yates about what Matt Hancock’s leaked WhatsApp messages reveal about scientific understanding at the heart of government during the pandemic
Outline:
mathematical biologist kit yates
Tone:
+ positive
Discussion:
? Johnson,
? Bill Gates,
? WHO
Will under-fire Simon Case make it to coronation? -- The Times
Simon Case, the cabinet secretary, will have no choice but to resign because WhatsApp messages are likely to emerge that are utterly indefensible, The Times has been told
Outline:
fire simon case
Tone:
± mixed
Discussion:
- Johnson,
-- Sunak,
? The Times
Canada's Trudeau launches China election meddling probes -- BBC News (UK)
Canadian PM Justin Trudeau appoints independent special rapporteur to probe alleged Chinese interference in recent elections; Rival political party leaders have called for a public inquiry into the accounts
Outline:
china election meddling
Tone:
+ positive
Discussion:
-- China,
? BBC,
? UK
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Labour to launch review to go further and faster in closing gender pay gap -- The Guardian
Ex-TUC chief Frances O’Grady to lead review of gender pay gap to help Labour 'go further and faster' Average working woman earns 15% less than the typical working man; Women aged 50-59 have an even worse gender gap of 21% according to the Office for National Statistics
Outline:
gender pay gap
Tone:
- negative
Discussion:
? Labour
More than 1.2 million march in France over plan to raise pension age to 64 -- The Guardian
Protesters aim to ‘bring France to a standstill’ as President Macron struggles to delay retirements by 2 years; Rail unions called for rolling, open-ended strikes, which could affect all national trains and Eurostar
Outline:
protests
Tone:
± mixed
Discussion:
? Brexit
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Covid booster jab to be offered this spring -- BBC News (UK)
UK vaccine experts say it should be available to everyone over 75, care-home residents and anyone extremely vulnerable aged five and over; Vaccinations in England and Wales are to start in early April, with Northern Ireland's rollout from mid-April
Outline:
spring booster vaccine
Tone:
- negative
Discussion:
? covid,
? UK,
? BBC
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