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Since announcing a "break" barely two weeks after the channel's inception, the veteran broadcaster has not been on it. Neil has yet to return to the channel, despite assertions that the sabbatical was just short and that he will return "before the summer is up." Now, amid rumors of a power struggle at the top of the right-wing broadcaster, the former BBC executive is poised to go. Neil, the chairman and cornerstone broadcaster of GB News, was set to return on Monday, September 6. This has now been canceled, according to reports.  According to The Telegraph, he is poised to resign without appearing on the program again. According to the newspaper, GB News CEO Angelos Frangopoulos intends to steer the channel in a path similar to Fox News in the United States. Before the launch, Neil stated unequivocally that this would not happen. Neil was said to have been "near to tears" at one point during the early phases of the fledgling channel due to technical ch

Lord Young's daughter died unexpectedly after complaining of a terrible headache, leaving her friends and family in a state of shock. After becoming unwell amid a heat wave, Gaia Young died on July 21. She went for a bike ride, bought some vintage clothing, and had a friend over for supper on the day she was rushed to the hospital. She excused herself later that evening and sat on a sofa in the front room. "She abruptly removes herself from the table," her mother, Dorit Young, said. We were completely unaware of it at first. "Then she calls on the landline to say, 'Mum, I'm in the front room with a very bad headache.' Gaia herself believed she was suffering from a heat stroke. But an hour later, she was violently vomiting, and the ambulance arrived at 9.30 p.m., and I sat in the ambulance with her." Gaia was transferred to the University College London Hospital (UCLH) with no underlying medical issues and was confirmed brain dead 16 hours later. She

President Joe Biden used the word "abortion" for the first time as president on Wednesday, in response to a new Texas law that effectively outlaws most abortions. The lack of the term from Biden's public remarks and pronouncements has enraged advocates, who argue that it represents an issue that has fallen off the priority list even as women's right to abortion is under attack in states across the Midwest and South. The Supreme Court refused a motion from Texas abortion clinics to put the state legislation on hold, ensuring it will remain in effect for the time being. Patients have already been turned away by abortion clinics in the state because they are unsure of their legal status. Biden used the word again in a statement released Thursday morning, calling the Texas law a "extraordinary assault on a woman's constitutional rights." Biden criticized the law's unique enforcement mechanism, which allows ordinary persons to initiate civil actions again

Ministers could ignore their official vaccine consultants for the first time and push for Covid vaccinations for all 12- to 15-year-olds, after a scientific body ruled that the net health benefit of vaccination was too tiny. Ministers will seek additional data that could help them overturn the watchdog's decision, highlighting a deepening divergence between the government and scientific experts over the next phase of the vaccine campaign. After days of speculation, the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) released a statement on Friday saying that while the health benefits of vaccinating the entire age group outweighed the risks, "the margin of benefit is considered too small to support universal vaccination of healthy 12- to 15-year-olds," At this time, the evidence is insufficient to justify universal immunization of healthy 12- to 15-year-olds." On Friday, a line of young people formed in London to get vaccinated. Instead, the group advised expan

On Tuesday, police escorted four of the eight accused to court. A Bangladeshi court condemned six members of an Islamist militant organization to death on Tuesday for the savage execution of two LGBT rights activists five years ago. In an attack claimed by Ansar Al Islam, the regional arm of al Qaeda, Xulhaz Mannan, 35, the editor of Bangladesh's first magazine for gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ+) people, and actor Mahbub Rabbi Tonoy, 25, were hacked to death in Mannan's apartment in the capital Dhaka in April 2016. The executions were part of a wave of attacks on atheist bloggers, academics, and other minorities that horrified the 170 million-strong South Asian nation, prompting many to flee or seek asylum. The six were also found guilty of belonging to a terrorist organization, Khan added, the al Qaeda-inspired local militant group Ansar Ullah Bangla Team, which police suspect is responsible for the murders of more than a dozen secular activists and bloggers. Na