The “NewsNight” panel engaged in a heated debate over Ghislaine Maxwell’s prison interview, with panelists disagreeing on its value. Ferguson argued that the interview should be taken seriously because it could provide new information, while others questioned Maxwell’s trustworthiness given her denial of guilt. Panelist Rangappa pointed out the contradiction in believing Maxwell, given her dishonesty, leading to a memorable exchange. Ultimately, the discussion highlighted differing perspectives on the validity of information from a convicted sex trafficker.
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BBC News, along with AFP, AP, and Reuters, have issued a joint statement expressing grave concern for journalists in Gaza, who are facing starvation alongside the population they report on. These independent journalists have been the primary source of information from the conflict zone. The statement urges the Israeli authorities to allow journalists access in and out of Gaza and to ensure sufficient food supplies reach the people there, highlighting the critical need for aid in the face of mass starvation. The groups also point to Israel’s control over aid entry and the ongoing blockade as contributing factors to the dire situation, with the WHO reporting a quarter of Gaza’s population facing famine-like conditions.
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Newly released court documents reveal emails between Prince Andrew and Jeffrey Epstein dating to February 2011, contradicting Andrew’s prior statements that contact ceased after December 2010. These emails, part of a case against Jes Staley, show a continued friendly correspondence between the two men. The emails suggest a closer and more sustained relationship than previously acknowledged by Prince Andrew. This contradicts his BBC Newsnight interview where he denied further contact with Epstein after their 2010 meeting.
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