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<p>"Paladin" is a gunfighter/investigator who travels throughout the Old West looking for clients to solve crimes and cases. He isn't only a very great detective and quite a fearsome man, he also has a good heart often helping people for free.</p>

"Paladin"

"Paladin" is a gunfighter/investigator who travels throughout the Old West looking for clients to solve crimes and cases. He isn't only a very great detective and quite a fearsome man, he also has a good heart often helping people for free.

<p>Richard Boone was the star of 'Have Gun - Will Travel', his most important television program. Boone was one of the most popular Western actors starring in over 50 movies! He passed in 1981 at 63 years old of throat cancer. He worked until the very end of his days.</p>

Richard Boone

Richard Boone was the star of 'Have Gun - Will Travel', his most important television program. Boone was one of the most popular Western actors starring in over 50 movies! He passed in 1981 at 63 years old of throat cancer. He worked until the very end of his days.

<p>One of the very few recurring characters in 'Have Gun - Will Travel' was "Hey Boy" played by Kam Tong. "Hey Boy" is a bellhop at the Carlton Hotel. He appears in the first season after "Paladin" looks after him for a case. </p>

"Hey Boy"

One of the very few recurring characters in 'Have Gun - Will Travel' was "Hey Boy" played by Kam Tong. "Hey Boy" is a bellhop at the Carlton Hotel. He appears in the first season after "Paladin" looks after him for a case. 

<p>Besides his recurring role in 'Have Gun - Will Travel', Kam Tong appeared in several hit shows of the time like 'The Man from U.N.C.L.E.' and 'The Time Tunnel'. He worked in a lot of classic film productions like 'Stagecoach', although he wasn't credited properly in most of these. He passed in 1969.</p>

Besides his recurring role in 'Have Gun - Will Travel', Kam Tong appeared in several hit shows of the time like 'The Man from U.N.C.L.E.' and 'The Time Tunnel'. He worked in a lot of classic film productions like 'Stagecoach', although he wasn't credited properly in most of these. He passed in 1969.

<p>Pamela Lincoln made a guest appearance in 'Have Gun - Will Travel' as the maid "Mary" in the episode "First, Catch a Tiger".</p>

"Mary"

Pamela Lincoln made a guest appearance in 'Have Gun - Will Travel' as the maid "Mary" in the episode "First, Catch a Tiger".

<p>Pamela Lincoln was an outstanding actress of Hollywood's Golden Age. She appeared in projects like 'The Tingler' and 'Love of Life'. She passed recently in 2019 at 82.</p>

Pamela Lincoln

Pamela Lincoln was an outstanding actress of Hollywood's Golden Age. She appeared in projects like 'The Tingler' and 'Love of Life'. She passed recently in 2019 at 82.

<p>Peter Falk played "Waller" a hopeless gambler in the episode "The Poker Friend" of 'Have Gun - Will Travel'.</p>

"Waller"

Peter Falk played "Waller" a hopeless gambler in the episode "The Poker Friend" of 'Have Gun - Will Travel'.

<p>After his participation in 'Have Gun - Will Travel', Peter Falk rose to fame for his starring role in 'Columbo'. He got an Academy Award nomination for Best Actor in a Supporting Role for his work in 'Murder, Inc.'. He passed in 2011 aged 83.</p>

After his participation in 'Have Gun - Will Travel', Peter Falk rose to fame for his starring role in 'Columbo'. He got an Academy Award nomination for Best Actor in a Supporting Role for his work in 'Murder, Inc.'. He passed in 2011 aged 83.

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RICHARD BOONE, ACTOR, DIES AT 63; STAR OF 'HAVE GUN WILL TRAVEL'

Richard Boone, the actor best known for his role as the hired gun Paladin in the ''Have Gun Will Travel'' television series, is dead at the age of 63. A spokesman at Craig Funeral Home in St. Augustine said today that Mr. Boone's body was to be cremated and a private service held.

The craggy-faced veteran actor, who retired here to paint in 1972 and was the state of Florida's cultural ambassador, died of cancer of the throat Saturday night at his home.

Mr. Boone won three Peabody Awards, including one for his role as Dr. Styner in the ''Medic'' television series, which ran from 1954 to 1956. He was nominated as best actor five times by the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.

Played Opposite John Wayne

He portrayed the late John Wayne's adversary in the films ''Big Jake'' in 1971 and ''The Shootist'' in 1976, but was better known for his television roles.

''Have Gun Will Travel,'' one of television's classic western series, was produced by CBS from 1957 to 1963. As Paladin, Mr. Boone played a black-garbed, San Francisco-based gunslinger who carried engraved business cards that announced ''Have Gun, Will Travel. Wire Paladin, San Francisco.''

At the end of the series, Boone said he was ''gratefully glad'' to be finishing it. He added, however, that ''if you have to pick a character to live with for six years, that was a good one.''

He acknowledged the series had rewarded him well financially. ''It was a ridiculous thing, but I don't ever have to worry about money,'' he said. ''As a result of playing Paladin, I have what is known to actors as a lot of go-to-hell money.'' Lived in Hawaii

In 1964, after his repertory television series was canceled, Mr. Boone left Hollywood and went to live in Hawaii for seven years. Mr. Boone, who was born in Los Angeles, was a seventh-generation nephew of the pioneer Daniel Boone. He attended Stanford University, where he studied liberal arts and won the light-heavyweight intercollegiate boxing title. Later, he worked as an oilfield roustabout in Southern California and took up painting full-time.

Mr. Boone began his acting career after he had spent four years in the Navy as an aerial gunner in World War II. He joined the Neighborhood Playhouse in New York and studied with Lee Strasberg at the Actors Studio. Was on New York Stage

He appeared on the New York stage and performed in summer stock and early television shows before making his motion picture debut in 1951 in ''The Halls of Montezuma.''

He then signed a long-term contract at 20th Century-Fox, where he made 10 films, including ''The Robe'' in 1953. During his television career, he continued to make films, including ''Man Without a Star'' in 1955 and ''The Alamo'' in 1960. His ''Rio Conchos'' was released in 1964, the same year he began his repertory television series, ''The Richard Boone Show.'' Mr. Boone was proudest of his work in that pioneering series, which used the same actors in different roles in a new play each week. The playwright Clifford Odets either wrote or supervised each play.

Among Mr. Boone's later films, were ''The Arrangement,'' 1969; ''The Kremlin Letter,'' 1970; ''The Hobbitt,'' 1978, and ''Winter Kills,'' 1978.

He also starred in the television series ''Hec Ramsey'' in 1972-73. He was once asked if he viewed television as a compromise, as compared to features. ''No way,'' he said. ''You have to pull out a whole bunch of stops day after day to keep it fresh.''

Mr.Boone is survived by his wife, Claire, a former ballerina he married in 1951; a son, Peter; a grandson; and a sister, Mrs. Don Brown of Long Beach, Calif.

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Have Gun – Will Travel is an American Western television series that aired on CBS from 1957 through 1963. It was rated number three or number four in the Nielsen ratings every year of its first four seasons. It was one of the few television shows to spawn a successful radio version. The radio series debuted November 23, 1958. The television show is presently shown on the Encore-Western channel. Have Gun – Will Travel was created by Sam Rolfe and Herb Meadow and produced by Frank Pierson, Don Ingalls, Robert Sparks, and Julian Claman. There were 225 episodes of the TV series, 24 written by Gene Roddenberry. Other contributors included Bruce Geller, Harry Julian Fink, Don Brinkley and Irving Wallace. Andrew McLaglen directed 101 episodes and 19 were directed by series star Richard Boone.

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CNN is reporting that a majority of Republicans will not be attending their upcoming retreat because, one, they hate each, which is understandable, but inexcusable; and, two, because the retreat is at the Greenbrier Resort in West Virginia, which is in the middle of nowhere, which is understandable and totally excusable. 

The nearest airport is Roanoke, which I’m sure is a nice airport, just as I’m sure the resort is a perfectly nice place, but do you have any idea how hard it is to get there? From most airports you’re looking at one or two stopovers and maybe 8-10 hours of travel. For a two-day retreat. With people you hate. No wonder they preferred Kevin McCarthy’s retreat in at-least-the-weather’s-nice Florida, not the meth capital of America.

Of course, the question is, why did Speaker Johnson choose the Greenbrier for the retreat? He says it’s because it’s “family friendly,” which I suppose means he thinks (mistakenly) it’s so remote there are no strip clubs nearby like in every town in Florida. That said, it does host gay weddings, so I’m confused. The only thing I can think of is that the Greenbrier was an internment camp for enemy diplomats during WWII, and I can Johnson wanting to remind his colleagues what could await them in a new Trump Reich if they fall out of line. Or maybe it’s the falconry academy  .

In any event, what a message Republicans are sending: they’re rejecting the very type of rural area they claim to represent, they’re rejecting each other, they’re rejecting Johnson, and they’re saying they’re out for themselves. Totally on brand.  

Why some travelers are skipping the US: 'You guys are not afraid of this?'

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What Uneaka Daniels experienced the last couple of times she was in the United States was enough to keep her away for a long time.

Bermuda-born and raised Daniels was in Atlanta in 2019 and decided to get her hair done. On her way to the salon, she stopped a man to ask for directions. Suddenly, everyone ducked. It was a drive-by shooting.

“I could actually see the gun and see it being fired,” she told USA TODAY. “The people on the street acted … as if it didn’t happen, and I’m here trying to crouch behind a tree. I said, ‘You guys are not afraid of this,’ and he said, ‘It happens so often.’” 

Her last visit to the U.S. was in 2023 for a medical procedure. While recuperating, Daniels went to the park across the street from her hotel “to get some sun” but felt uncomfortable by others, who she deemed sketchy or solicited her for money. “It was too much,” she said.

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For the past four years, she’s avoided travel to the U.S. “I love the United States, I love going there. I love the people, I loved everything about it, but I’m veering away now,” she said. “Not saying I won’t come back.”

Besides her experiences, Daniels has been turned off by the U.S. because of the rise of mass shootings – especially as a schoolteacher herself – and rates of homelessness. “Seeing the things on the United States news was scary,” she said. “My friends were telling me things have changed.”

Daniels is not alone in her hesitation. 

A growing number of international travelers are opting out of trips to the U.S. The nation’s travel sector continues to struggle to rebound from the pandemic, with 12 million fewer visitors in 2023 than in 2019, according to a recent study by the U.S. Travel Association and EuroMonitor International. The U.S. ranked 17th out of the top 18 travel markets, slotting in just above China, with one major factor being safety following visa time barriers and the strength of the U.S. dollar.

Between 2019 and 2021, the U.S. fell four places on the World Economic Forum (WEF) Safety and Security Index because of the lack of reliability of police services and fear of gun violence.

“There’s no doubt that for all travelers, safety is a concern,” Geoff Freeman, president and CEO of the U.S. Travel Association, told USA TODAY. 

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Croatian Ivan Kralj loves to travel – he’s been around Southeast Asia and Ethiopia – but has yet to visit the U.S. for a few reasons, one being lax gun laws in certain parts of the country. 

According to Euronews , gun ownership per capita in the U.S. exceeds that of Europe's highest country, Montenegro, by more than three times. 

Kralj said he hears about how often firearms are caught at TSA security checkpoints, an issue that’s become more prevalent in American airports. In 2023, TSA intercepted a record-breaking number of firearms , at 6,737 – and 93% of them were loaded. 

Gun violence is a pressing issue in the U.S. The country ranks first for firearm homicides among high-income countries with populations over 10 million, according to the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation . The rates for age-adjusted firearm homicide in the U.S. are 19 times more than in France, and 77 times more than in Germany.

“The open politics toward gun possession, this is the weird part of America for me,” he told USA TODAY. “It shows lack of trust of Americans in America. … We’re not used to going around with arms or meeting someone and seeing that they have guns.” 

Less than two months into 2024, there have been 55 mass shootings, which are defined as four or more people shot or killed, excluding the shooter, according to the Gun Violence Archive on Wednesday. 

In the U.S., last year marked the second-highest number of mass shootings since 2014, totaling 656 incidents. The highest count of mass shootings occurred in 2021, with 689 recorded incidents.

As stories of gun violence dominate the news, travelers like Kralj and Daniels take notice. 

“America is very televised as a society,” said Kralj. “You see all this, like when police stop someone or shoots them thinking they wanted to shoot them. These kinds of things are staying in your mind more. It’s very visible, very in your face.”

Putting safety first

The sentiment of safety in the U.S. can be hard to shake for many international travelers, who are especially “very much more influenced by” what they see on the news or social media, said Christopher Ankersen, a clinical professor at New York University’s Center for Global Affairs. 

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“If you were to fly to the United States, a family of four in New York City, it’s very unlikely you’re going to find yourself on the receiving end of that kind of violence, but how does it feel, what kind of vibe is there than the actual risk-based probability?” he said. “People are not doing that calculation.”

Spain-born but Grenada-living Patricia Palacios has been all over the U.S. but won’t return unless she’s visiting her in-laws in Ohio, required by her job, or during a layover. She visited Times Square in New York in 2021 and felt “more uneasy than Buenos Aires at night or Mexico City,” citing “sketchy” surroundings.

Her reservations about the U.S. began in 2018 during a visit to San Francisco.

“You cannot be careful by not going out at night; you can walk in the street in the middle of the day and things can happen,” she said. San Francisco is notorious for car break-ins, although city efforts halved that number in 2023 . Robberies also went up by 14.5% in 2023 compared with 2022. 

Palacios, who runs a Spain travel guide called España Guide , acknowledges that travelers to cities like Buenos Aires, Barcelona and Paris also have to be cautious of petty theft or scams.

Palacios said she was almost robbed on her first afternoon visiting St. Lucia after her vacation rental host warned her and her husband to be aware of their surroundings. The couple was walking back from the beach to their accommodations along a road with few pedestrians when a man approached them and threatened that "something bad would happen to us" if they didn't give him what they had.

The couple said they didn't bring anything valuable to the beach, and in a moment of quick thinking, "dashed into the busy road so cars had to stop and started honking." She thinks the attention from the drivers deterred the robber from continuing, and he ran off.

“Stay smart,” Palacios said, adding that she always asks locals or her Airbnb host about places to avoid. “Get a feeling for the place by asking around.” 

The last time Daniels traveled abroad was in 2020 – a trip to England and Paris with her partner – and said she felt safe walking in the streets alone during the day and at night with her partner. “It was a completely different feeling than being in the U.S. I didn’t fear guns or see anybody begging for money as I have in the U.S.”

“I do want to come back to America,” Daniels said. “I’ll just be more cautious now.”

Kathleen Wong is a travel reporter for USA TODAY based in Hawaii. You can reach her at [email protected] .

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WASHINGTON (AP) — Veterans whom the government declares incapable of managing their own affairs would have easier access to firearms under spending legislation expected to be signed by President Joe Biden in the coming days — a reversal of current law that Republicans, and even some Democrats, have been pushing for years.

Those lawmakers say the law requiring the Department of Veterans Affairs to report veterans declared mentally incompetent to the national background check system punishes those who rely on benefits from the agency and may need help managing their money. But gun control advocates say the law is an important tool in protecting against suicides by those who have served in the military.

Connecticut Sen. Chris Murphy, a Democrat, said the change could result in thousands of mentally ill people having increased access to guns — “a death sentence for many,” he posted on X, formerly known as Twitter.

The spending bill provision comes as gun control advocates have scored modest wins in recent years. Congress passed a sweeping law in 2022 that would expand some background checks for people under 21 and provide new mental health services for children and schools, among other measures.

World War II veteran Harold Terens, 100, right, and Jeanne Swerlin, 96, share a laugh as they speak during an interview, Thursday, Feb. 29, 2024, in Boca Raton, Fla. Terens will be honored by France as part of the country's 80th anniversary celebration of D-Day. In addition, the couple will be married on June 8 at a chapel near the beaches where U.S. forces landed. (AP Photo/Wilfredo Lee)

While several Republicans supported that legislation, though, some Democrats have supported the change in VA policy, including Senate Veterans Affairs Committee Chairman Jon Tester, D-Mont. Tester, who also sits on the Senate Appropriations Committee. Tester has been pushing to reverse the law for several years, arguing that many veterans won’t collect their benefits at all because they are afraid that their guns will be taken away.

“It’s flat wrong that a DC bureaucrat could take away a veteran’s legal right to firearms simply because they need assistance managing their finances,” said Tester, who is up for reelection this year.

The spending bill would prohibit funding for the law but still allow the agency to report people to the background check system if there was a finding by a court that the person is a danger to themselves or others. Future spending bills would have to keep renewing the provision for the policy to remain permanently blocked.

The Senate endorsed the language in an amendment vote last fall, 53-45, with a handful of Democrats voting in support. Louisiana Sen. John Kennedy, who offered the amendment, said that “veterans who sacrificed to defend our Constitution shouldn’t see their own rights rest on the judgment of unelected bureaucrats.”

The Department of Veterans Affairs maintains that it takes a “vigorous review” before reporting to the background check system and the department bases its decisions to appoint a fiduciary for veterans who can’t manage their own finances after looking at medical evidence or a court decree. There is also a due process for the beneficiary, the agency says, including opportunities to present evidence that they are capable of managing their VA benefits.

If the veteran is determined to be mentally incapacitated or incapable after the review, the VA is then required to notify the National Instant Criminal Background Check System, as required by the Brady gun law signed in the early 1990s.

“The standard that is applied related to the fiduciary responsibilities is a standard that we take great care with, that has been developed over much time and is meant to address a very delicate situation,” VA Secretary Denis McDonough said last year.

In a statement on the spending bill — passed by the House this week and currently pending in the Senate — the White House said it opposes the reversal of VA policy but that Biden will sign the overall legislation, which funds several agencies. The language was included after negotiations between the two parties as lawmakers have worked for months to avoid a government shutdown.

“The administration remains committed to exploring every possible pathway to keep guns out of the hands of those who shouldn’t have them and ensure the safety of these individuals and their communities,” the White House statement said.

Gun control advocates said they would continue to try to prevent future legislation from expanding access to firearms.

Florida Rep. Maxwell Frost, a Democrat and the youngest member of Congress at 27, said this week that he voted against the spending bill because he’s concerned the reversal of the VA policy will result in more gun violence.

“Gun violence prevention is not just a priority issue, it’s what got me involved in politics at 15 yrs old,” Frost said.

Sen. Murphy, the leading Democrat on gun issues in the Senate and a member of the appropriations panel, said he tried to convince his colleagues to remove the provision but was unsuccessful. But he said he thinks “the gun safety movement wins more than it loses now.”

“But this setback is evidence that we must stay vigilant,” Murphy said. “Maybe we let our guard down here.”

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Politics latest: Rishi Sunak dismisses speculation around general election date

The prime minister has shut down any lingering speculation he could go to the country at the same time as the local elections.

Thursday 14 March 2024 23:01, UK

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But before you go, here are Thursday's highlights:

  • Rishi Sunak has ruled out holding a general election on 2 May following speculation the prime minister could choose to go to the polls early;
  • Michael Gove has named five groups that will be re-assessed as a result of the government's new definition of extremism;
  • Speaking in the Commons, the communities secretary said two far-right organisations - the British National Socialist Movement and the Patriotic Alternative - and three Islamist organisations - the Muslim Association of Britain, Cage and Mend - were groups "we should be concerned" about;
  • The Conservative Party has reportedly received a further £5m from a donor embroiled in a race row over comments he is said to have made about Diane Abbott ;

Northern Ireland's first minister has urged the United States to bring the same critical approach to pursuing a ceasefire in the Middle East that it once brought to Northern Ireland.

We'll be back at 6am with all the latest from Westminster.

Michelle O'Neill and her power-sharing partner, Emma Little-Pengelly, the deputy first minister, are on a trade mission to Washington, where they will meet President Joe Biden at events marking St Patrick's Day.

The first minister said: "When it comes to the Middle East, firstly, I will always recognise the constructive role that US administrations played in terms of the peace process.

"I don't believe we would have had the Good Friday Accord if we had not had the role of the United States, so we're grateful for that.

"But I think that same critical approach, practical approach, that they applied to the Irish peace process, they now need to apply to the Middle East."

You can read more from our senior Ireland correspondent David Blevins below:

It's an election year - and that means political donations have ramped up.

And this has been compounded by the comments of Frank Hester, who said Labour MP Diane Abbott made him "want to hate all black women", after giving £10m to the Conservatives.

But what exactly are the rules on donations? Do they change for elections? Who gets the most money? Why do people donate? And can parties give funds back?

Below, our political reporter Tim Baker explains:

The Sky News live poll tracker - collated and updated by our Data and Forensics team - aggregates various surveys to indicate how voters feel about different political parties.

Labour is still sitting comfortably on a roughly 20-point lead, averaging at 43.7% in the polls, with the Tories on 23.9%.

In third is Reform UK on 11.1%, followed by the Lib Dems on 10.0%.

The Green Party stands at 5.8%, and the SNP on 3.0%.

See the latest update below - and you can read more about the methodology behind the tracker  here .

One year ago, Rishi Sunak made five pledges for voters to judge him on.

The prime minister met his pledge to halve inflation by the end of 2023, leaving four pledges outstanding.

However, he is faring less well with his other pledges.

It has been confirmed the UK is now in recession, which means the PM's pledge to grow the economy is not being met.

With the general election approaching, how is Mr Sunak doing on delivering his other promises?

You can see the progress for yourself below.

The government has unveiled its new definition of extremism as part of a drive to clamp down on Islamist and far-right extremism.

Some have warned the change could have a "chilling effect" on free speech, while others have said it doesn't go far enough.

How has the definition changed, why has the government done it, and why is it under scrutiny? Here's everything you need to know.

What is the new definition of extremism?

The definition describes extremism as "the promotion or advancement of an ideology based on violence, hatred or intolerance" that aims to "negate or destroy the fundamental rights and freedoms of others" or "undermine, overturn or replace the UK's system of liberal parliamentary democracy and democratic rights".

It also includes those who "intentionally create a permissive environment for others to achieve" either of those aims.

What was the old definition?

The 2011 definition described extremism as "vocal or active opposition to fundamental British values, including democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty and mutual respect and tolerance of different faiths and belief" as well as "calls for the death of members of our armed forces".

Why has the government changed it?

Communities Secretary Michael Gove told Sky News the new definition is seeking "specifically to respond to the increase in the amount of antisemitism and anti-Muslim hatred that we've seen on our streets and social media and elsewhere" since the Israel-Hamas war began.

But he denied suggestions the change was intended to prevent people demonstrating, saying it was "not a restraint on free speech" and only applies to engagement with government.

Essentially, the government's new definition means organisations that perhaps wouldn't have fallen under the "extremism category" before will now do so, prohibiting them from being eligible for government support and funding.

"We know that there's been cases in the past where individual extremist organisations have sought to take advantage of government patronage, money and influence in order to advance their agenda," Mr Gove said.

"So today's definition applies only to government and makes it clear that we will keep these organisations at arm's length so they can't benefit from access to government and its funds."

He added the new definition isn't statutory and is "about making sure that government uses its powers and its money in a wise way".

Read more here:

In the early months of the Iraq war in 2003, around 88 British troops were deployed to the Qarmat Ali water treatment plant to provide round-the-clock security. 

 What the soldiers didn't know was that while on duty, they were being exposed to a carcinogenic chemical used to maintain the pipes in the plant. 

Ten ex-soldiers have now spoken out for the first time after suffering a range of health problems, including daily nosebleeds, a brain tumour and several diagnoses of cancer. 

Today on the Daily, Niall Paterson speaks to Sky's Michael Drummond about his report into why the former troops are still seeking reparations, and to ex-RAF sergeant Andy Tosh who was exposed to the chemical and says his health has been permanently damaged. 

Plus, we'll get the latest from deputy political editor Sam Coates on the government's new definition of 'extremism'.  

Sky News revealed yesterday that children have been filming themselves using the devices to hurt animals, and sharing the videos in a UK-wide network on WhatsApp.

Earlier today, Henry Smith, the Conservative MP for Crawley, raised the investigation in the House of Commons.

Penny Mordaunt, the leader of the House, said she would flag the issue with Home Secretary James Cleverly.

Watch the exchange below...

Just 24 hours ago I said Downing Street needed to shut down talk of a May election.

Tonight just before 7pm, that's exactly what Rishi Sunak did. 

But he didn't repeat his preference for second half of the year.

 We only know not 2 May - and it's a decision that's his and his alone.

Someone in Team Sunak said when that happened they hoped things would calm down.  But that seems... a big ask.

The reason we were talking about a 2 May election was because MPs increasingly didn't think the prime minister was up to it - had anything left in the tank. 

Or if he could withstand the presumed drubbing on the council elections - and deal with more small boats coming while the weather is better. 

An early election had been a safety valve for those concerns.

Now that's gone, it's not clear what happens next.  

Reaction is starting to pour in to Rishi Sunak's decision to rule out a general election on 2 May - the day of the local elections.

Pat McFadden, Labour's national campaign co-ordinator, said the British public have a "right to expect an election to be called by 26 March and held on 2 May".

He adds: "Until the day to call it has passed, we are prepared for the election to take place on the usual day in the election cycle. 

"Rishi Sunak should stop squatting in Downing Street and give the country what it desperately needs – a chance for change with a Labour government. 

"The prime minister needs to finally come clean with the public and name the date of the election now."

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BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. – Brightline is adding yet another railway stop for commuters to easily travel from South Florida to Central Florida.

The addition in Brevard County, in the City of Cocoa, was announced on Tuesday.

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“Brightline is ready to begin the formal process with Space Coast stakeholders to fulfill our vision for a Brevard County station. The Space Coast TPO, Brevard County, the City of Cocoa and other community leaders have started to bring the region together to identify potential federal, state and local resources for a station to be located in Cocoa. We agree the time is now to finalize a plan,” said Katie Mitzner, Director Public Affairs, Brightline.

The addition will facilitate travel for cruise passengers to and from nearby Port Canaveral.

Last week, the railway company announced plans for a station in downtown Stuart in Martin County.

The station will be located between the Miami and Orlando stations. Its location is approximately 40 miles north of Brightline West Palm Beach, just 40 minutes by train, and the station is easily accessible from I-95, Florida’s Turnpike.

The high-speed rail company celebrated its inaugural launch for its Miami to Orlando route in Sept. 2023.

The route facilitates travel from Miami, Aventura, Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton and West Palm Beach to Orlando.

In preparation for the route, Brightline put its high-speed trains through rigorous drills in Orange County last Spring.

The trains reached their maximum speed of 130 miles per hour; a fraction faster than they will go with passengers onboard.

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Gavin O'Shea, revered in his homeland, appeals to any Irishman listening to help by providing money for his cause. When two brothers help him out by breaking the law Paladin must think fast ... Read all Gavin O'Shea, revered in his homeland, appeals to any Irishman listening to help by providing money for his cause. When two brothers help him out by breaking the law Paladin must think fast to prevent one of them from swinging from a rope. Gavin O'Shea, revered in his homeland, appeals to any Irishman listening to help by providing money for his cause. When two brothers help him out by breaking the law Paladin must think fast to prevent one of them from swinging from a rope.

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  • Trivia This historical background of this episode is the animosity of the Irish people to being ruled by England in the 19th century. Contributing factors also included the Irish famine of the 1840s, which resulted in the emigration of about 100,000 Irish to Canada and hundreds of thousands to America. In the 1870s the issue of Irish self-government again became a major focus of debate under Charles Stewart Parnell, founder of the Irish Parliamentary Party. In the 19th century, Canada at the time was a province of Canada.

Paladin : [First lines] No matter how noble your cause, Gavin, I can't let you condemn a boy to death. So we'll wait until one of us makes a false move.

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The Cleveland Guardians have lost a key reliever for the year, one of their starters won’t be ready for opening day, and a top pitching prospect is expected to miss his second full season in a row.

Trevor Stephan, who was in line to set up All-Star closer Emmanuel Clase , will have ulnar collateral ligament reconstructive surgery within the next two weeks.

Cleveland made that announcement Thursday, then later added that right-hander Gavin Williams will begin the season on the injured list. That all came a day after hard-throwing Daniel Espino had his second shoulder surgery since being a first-round draft pick in 2019.

The Guardians are counting on Williams to build off a solid rookie season, but he won’t have enough time to ramp up for the start of the season because of elbow discomfort after an awkward throw of a weighted ball last week. The 24-year-old went 3-5 with a 3.29 ERA in 16 starts last year.

Stephan sought additional opinions and saw Drs. Keith Meister and Neal ElAttrache after a conservative approach in spring training didn’t relieve discomfort in the 6-foot-5 pitcher’s right elbow.

The Guardians said in a release that the exams determined Stephan’s UCL wasn’t providing adequate stability, which resulted “in more stress to his bony anatomy.”

The 28-year-old Stephan was 7-7 with a 4.06 ERA in 71 appearances last year. He has pitched 195 2/3 innings over 180 games in his three big league seasons, going 16-13 with a 3.73 ERA and 232 strikeouts.

Espino had surgery to address issues with his right shoulder and rotator cuff. The team had no timetable for his recovery, but doesn’t expect him to pitch this season.

“This is just heartbreaking in a lot of ways,” said Chris Antonetti, Cleveland’s president of baseball operations. “There is not a person that could do any more than Daniel has, and every time he’s faced an obstacle, he commits fully to the rehab process.”

The 23-year-old Espino last pitched four games at the Double-A level in 2022. He experienced shoulder soreness then while building back up after dealing with knee tendinitis, and later had his first shoulder surgery.

BREWERS CLOSER WON’T OPEN SEASON

Milwaukee Brewers closer Devin Williams won’t throw for six weeks and could miss at least three months because of two stress fractures in his back.

The two-time All-Star and 2020 NL Rookie of the Year pitched through back soreness at the end of last season, when the Brewers were NL Central champions. The right-hander was feeling discomfort again this spring. He had an initial MRI in Arizona before the fractures were diagnosed Wednesday after an exam in California by Dr. Robert Watkins, a leading spine specialist.

“My understanding is it’s going to be six weeks of no throw just to shut him down, and then Devin will determine the pace beyond that,” Brewers general manager Matt Arnold said Thursday.

The 29-year-old right-hander was 8-3 with a 1.53 ERA and 36 saves in 40 chances last year, and has 183 strikeouts over 119 1/3 innings the past two seasons.

40-70 MVP BACK IN LINEUP

National League MVP Ronald Acuña Jr., who last year became the first player ever with more than 40 homers and 70 stolen bases in the same season, was back in Atlanta’s spring training lineup for the first time in two weeks.

Acuña was hitless in three at-bats, striking out twice, while batting leadoff as the designated hitter against Tampa Bay on Thursday, two weeks before opening day. He hadn’t been in a game since feeling soreness in his right knee after a rundown against Minnesota on Feb. 29.

The right fielder has been gradually increasing baseball activities since Dodgers head team physician Dr. Neal ElAttrache, who did the surgery on the same knee in 2021, found only irritation in the meniscus during an exam this month.

Atlanta added another outfield option Thursday by re-signing slugger Adam Duvall for a third stint with the team.

OAKLAND SCRATCH

Outfielder-third baseman Miguel Andújar was a late scratch from Oakland’s lineup for its spring training game Thursday because of right calf tightness. Manager Mark Kotsay described the move as mostly precautionary.

In 11 spring training games for the Athletics, Andújar has hit .406 (13 of 32) with four home runs, 13 RBIs and no strikeouts. They got him on a waiver claim from Pittsburgh, where he played in only 19 games last season.

Lance Lynn had four strikeouts and allowed only a single over four innings in his second spring training start for the St. Louis Cardinals. He threw 39 of 58 pitches for strikes in what ended as a 0-0 tie with the New York Mets.

In his spring debut last Friday, Lynn gave up four runs and walked three against Washington. All the runs and walks came in a 27-pitch first inning, and his night ended when he was ejected by Ángel Hernández after having words with the home plate umpire one out into the third.

Lynn got a guaranteed $11 million contract in November, including a $10 million team option for 2025, to return to St. Louis after six seasons away. The 36-year-old right-hander was part of a World Series title with the Cardinals as a rookie in 2011.

KOPECH TO THE PEN

Hard-throwing right-hander Michael Kopech will be a reliever instead of a starter for the Chicago White Sox.

“It’s not my first choice where I want to be. I like starting, but I’ve had success in that role,” he said Thursday of relief duty.

Acquired from Boston in the trade that sent Chris Sale to the Red Sox in 2016, Kopech had success pitching primarily in relief in 2021, when he had 3.50 ERA in 44 appearances for the AL Central champion White Sox. That was after he missed two seasons because of Tommy John surgery and the COVID-19 pandemic.

Kopech has since been inconsistent as a starter. He went 5-12 with a 5.43 ERA last season and struggled in three games this spring.

NY TRAVEL PLANS

Giancarlo Stanton, Juan Soto and DJ LeMahieu are among Yankees regulars that manager Aaron Boone plans to take to Mexico City for split-squad games March 24-25 against Mexican League team the Diablos Rojos.

None of the Yankees’ starting pitchers are on the projected travel roster for the games in Mexico, only days before they open the regular season March 28 in Houston.

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    Have Gun — Will Travel was my favorite TV western. I originally posted this site as a way to learn HTML in 1994-95, when there was nothing about HGWT on the web. Almost 30 years later, there's plenty. After my webhosting provider tripled my annual cost, I've decided it's time to pull the plug. So, thanks for visiting and, as Paladin might say ...

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    A Western series with an unusual twist, 'Have Gun, Will Travel' chronicles the adventures of gentleman gun-for-hire Paladin, a man of refined tastes and rich education. Former Army officer, West Point graduate and scholar of history, literature and law, Paladin possesses a keen intellect as well as formidable combat skills. A chess knight emblem adorning his holster, Paladin is the man in ...

  22. Have Gun -- Will Travel

    Lisa Lu. Hey Girl. TRAILER. TRAILER. TRAILER. In Theaters At Home TV Shows. A West Point graduate becomes a gun for hire in San Francisco.

  23. Have Gun, Won't Travel: Repubs reject own retreat in middle of nowhere

    CNN is reporting that a majority of Republicans will not be attending their upcoming retreat because, one, they hate each, which is understandable, but inexcusable; and, two, because the retreat ...

  24. Have Gun

    Sat, Sep 15, 1962. Paladin is assaulted in his room at the Hotel Carlton. In a furious fight, he beats down his attacker, Roderick Jefferson. The young man, it turns out, had gambling debts he couldn't repay; the holder of his gambling IOUs wanted Jefferson to kill Paladin. This spurs Paladin to tell Jefferson of a similar occurrence ...

  25. Travel to US becoming less popular as fears mount over gun violence

    Travel to the U.S. has yet to rebound after the pandemic due to a few reasons, one being safety and growing concerns about gun violence.

  26. Spending bill would ease access to guns for some veterans declared

    But gun control advocates say the law is an important tool in protecting against suicides by those who have served in the military. Connecticut Sen. Chris Murphy, a Democrat, said the change could result in thousands of mentally ill people having increased access to guns — "a death sentence for many," he posted on X, formerly known as ...

  27. Politics latest: Michael Gove facing MPs after new extremism definition

    The government has unveiled its new definition of extremism to a mixed reception; a Labour frontbencher rejects Labour has rejected Diane Abbott criticism of the party's response to a Tony donor's ...

  28. Brightline set to add another stop on the way to South Florida

    The addition will facilitate travel for cruise passengers to and from nearby Port Canaveral. Last week, the railway company announced plans for a station in downtown Stuart in Martin County.

  29. "Have Gun

    Invasion: Directed by Andrew V. McLaglen. With Richard Boone, Robert Gist, Lew Brown, Douglas Lambert. Gavin O'Shea, revered in his homeland, appeals to any Irishman listening to help by providing money for his cause. When two brothers help him out by breaking the law Paladin must think fast to prevent one of them from swinging from a rope.

  30. Guardians lose a key reliever for season and have a starter that won't

    The Cleveland Guardians have lost a key reliever for the year, one of their starters won't be ready for opening day, and a top pitching prospect is expected to miss his second full season in a row.