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Tron has become a key platform in Israel's fight against militant financing, overtaking Bitcoin due to its faster transactions and lower fees.

<a href="https://evolvepolitics.com/watch-why-did-jeremy-corbyn-refuse-to-call-hamas-terrorists-during-piers-morgan-talk-tv-interview/" title="WATCH: Why did Jeremy Corbyn refuse to call Hamas &#8220;Terrorists&#8221; during Piers Morgan Talk TV interview?" rel="nofollow"></a>Over the last few days, a clip from Piers Morgan&#8217;s interview with Jeremy Corbyn on Talk TV went mega-viral on Twitter. In the clip, Morgan repeatedly asks the former Labour leader whether or not he believes Hamas are a &#8220;terror group&#8221; &#8211; to which Corbyn steadfastly refuses to give a straight yes or no answer. [&#8230;] The post <a href="https://evolvepolitics.com/watch-why-did-jeremy-corbyn-refuse-to-call-hamas-terrorists-during-piers-morgan-talk-tv-interview/">WATCH: Why did Jeremy Corbyn refuse to call Hamas &#8220;Terrorists&#8221; during Piers Morgan Talk TV interview?</a> appeared first on <a href="https://evolvepolitics.com">Evolve Politics</a>.

<a href="https://evolvepolitics.com/watch-half-palestinian-mp-silenced-by-commons-speaker-during-speech-about-dead-relative-in-gaza/" title="WATCH: Half-Palestinian MP SILENCED by Commons Speaker during speech about dead relative in Gaza" rel="nofollow"></a>Yesterday evening in the House of Commons, a half-Palestinian MP was abruptly forced to stop talking by the Speaker of the House midway through a speech telling her colleagues about the devastating news that one of her relatives had died in Gaza. Liberal Democrat MP Layla Moran, whose mother is Palestinian, raised the Point of [&#8230;] The post <a href="https://evolvepolitics.com/watch-half-palestinian-mp-silenced-by-commons-speaker-during-speech-about-dead-relative-in-gaza/">WATCH: Half-Palestinian MP SILENCED by Commons Speaker during speech about dead relative in Gaza</a> appeared first on <a href="https://evolvepolitics.com">Evolve Politics</a>.

Two fatalities confirmed, including a 14-year-old schoolgirl and the bus driver, after a school bus overturns on the M53 motorway.

The NHS is nearing a £480 million data management contract with Palantir Technologies, a company with CIA backing and a history of working with the NSA, raising critical questions about ethics, national security, and the future of public healthcare in the UK.

Elon Musk disbands X's election integrity team amid global concerns, as EU flags the platform for misinformation; try our AI Fake News Detector for enhanced discernment in the digital age.

Home Secretary Suella Braverman's critique of multiculturalism overlooks the tangible benefits and richness of diversity seen in global corporations and European cities, and her controversial immigration policies, notably on asylum seeking, reflect a lack of nuanced understanding essential for productive dialogue on this pivotal issue.

Ofcom launches investigation into GB News following thousands of complaints over Laurence Fox's derogatory comments on Dan Wootton's show.

Firearms officers in the Metropolitan Police contemplate laying down their weapons if the identity of the officer charged with Chris Kaba's murder is disclosed, shaking the foundations of law enforcement in the capital.

Former nurse Lucy Letby, already convicted of multiple infant murders, is set to face retrial in June 2024 for one remaining count of attempted murder.

The Metropolitan Police confirm an ongoing investigation into comedian Russell Brand, following multiple non-recent sexual offence allegations, as questions loom over his public standing.

The Conservative Party hosts a ritzy fundraising event, auctioning off dinner with Chancellor Jeremy Hunt and golf with David Cameron, as it seeks to win favour with business leaders ahead of the upcoming election campaign.

A woman alleges that Russell Brand exposed himself to her while she worked in the same building as the BBC in Los Angeles, casting a shadow over the comedian's past and putting the BBC's internal oversight mechanisms under the spotlight.

Rishi Sunak rolls back green initiatives, citing financial strain on families, sparking debate on the UK's climate commitments.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak announces a delay in phasing out petrol and diesel cars and gas boilers, loosening energy efficiency targets for landlords, and scrapping various proposed green measures, citing the financial burden on British families.

Frank Hester, a major donor to the Conservative Party, has seen his healthcare tech company TPP profit £135m from NHS contracts, sparking questions about the intertwining of political donations and public sector business.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's upcoming speech on altering the UK's net zero targets has the nation on tenterhooks, as critics warn of legal battles and long-term environmental repercussions.

Amid increasing scrutiny of police conduct, PC Jonathan Broadhead faces a November misconduct hearing for allegedly using "unnecessary, unreasonable, and disproportionate" force on a 10-year-old girl in southwest London.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak may be facing an internal revolt, with whispers of Tory MPs considering no confidence letters if the government scales back its net zero ambitions.

Suella Braverman, the Home Secretary, discontinues annual inspections of immigration detention centres, raising concerns about the safeguarding of vulnerable detainees.