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Dominic Raab has said he “behaved professionally at all times” as a minister, despite facing criticism of his behaviour from dozens of officials. In a rare interview, the deputy prime minister told the Telegraph he wanted to set high standards in office, and added that he believed in “zero bullying”. Raab has remained relatively quiet since the prime minister, Rishi Sunak, ordered an investigation into eight complaints made about him by civil servants in three departments. Staff report being given extremely difficult demands on unreasonable deadlines, with a group complaint alleging that some officials had to be signed off work for extended periods of…

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TURKEY & SYRIA TREMORS AFTERMATH – Rescuers in Turkey quake pull out survivors alive after 72 hours Search and rescue operations in quake-hit Turkish cities continued overnight and in the early hours on Thursday 72 hours after the disaster. A Turkish official said the disaster posed “very serious difficulties” to holding an election scheduled for May 14 in which President Tayyip Erdogan has been expected to face the toughest challenge in his two decades in power. On the ground, many people in Turkey and Syria spent a third night sleeping outside or in cars in freezing winter temperatures, their homes…

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The UK telecoms regulator has launched an investigation into the industry-wide practice of hitting broadband and mobile customers with inflation-busting price rises of up to 17% and could bring in tougher protections against hefty mid-contract increases. Ofcom, which in December launched a separate investigation into the sales tactics used by telecoms companies, said it could intervene to ensure consumers struggling with the cost of living crisis have “greater clarity and certainty” over how much they are likely to pay over the course of their contract. The UK’s biggest companies in the sector – including BT, EE, Vodafone, Virgin Media O2 and TalkTalk…

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FIREFIGHTERS POSTPONE STRIKES AFTER INCREASED PAY OFFER New offer still represents a real terms pay cut, say Firefighters Firefighter strikes have been postponed after an increased pay offer from employers, the Fire Brigades Union has announced. The new offer is for 7% backdated to July 2022, and then 5% from 1 July this year. This has now been put to a ballot of members, and the union has postponed the announcement of strike dates, pending its outcome. The union said while discussions will be “honest and sober”, the new offer still represents a real terms pay cut, with firefighters experiencing…

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Erik ten Hag criticised his players for failing to be ready for the fight and lacking responsibility but praised the “brilliant” Jadon Sancho whose equaliser against Leeds sealed Manchester United’s comeback at Old Trafford on Wednesday. Leeds, led by caretaker Michael Skubala, scored inside the first minute of the opening half and the third of the second before Marcus Rashford and Sancho ensured the points were shared. Ten Hag said: “When you start a derby like we did it’s unacceptable. You have to be ready to fight and we weren’t ready for the battle. It looked like it [his players were…

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FEBRUARY IS THE MONTH OF POSSESSION  As declared by the man of God Pastor Chris Oyakhilome in the Prophetic Word for the Month February is the Month of Possession, as prophetically declared by the man of God Pastor Chris Oyakhilome, during the Global Communion Service. Pastor Chris opened the scriptures from Joshua 14:7-15, expounding that ‘it’s one thing to have an inheritance, it’s another thing to have it in your possession. The man of God then declared that this month, you will convert your inheritance into your possession, by the power of the Holy Ghost. It was already yours but…

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HEALING STREAMS LIVE HEALING SERVICES WITH PASTOR CHRIS – Friday 17th – Sunday 19th March 2023 The Healing Streams Live Healing Services with Pastor Chris will be brought to the nations of the world from the 17th till the 19th of March, 2023. It is a special online program designed by the Holy Spirit to bring divine healing to everyone that requires healing for their bodies. It’s yet another opportunity to experience marvellous testimonies of faith and triumph over sickness, infirmities, and diseases. The Healing Streams Live Healing Services with Pastor Chris Oyakhilome has become a hub of hope, miracles,…

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The Football Association is to make a second attempt to get approval from Fifa for trials of temporary concussion substitutes after proposals were rejected last month. English football’s governing body is expected to use the AGM of the law-making body Ifab on 4 March to restate its view that the Premier League, alongside MLS and Ligue 1, should be allowed to test an alternative method for dealing with head injuries. The push is likely to be met with resistance from Fifa, reinforcing the sense of a split at the top of the game over how best to treat a crucial issue. Fifa remains…

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The new Conservative party chair, Greg Hands, has said this year’s local elections in England will be difficult but that the Tories are in “overall good shape”, with Lee Anderson a man of “great integrity” working as his deputy. Hands, who was promoted to Nadhim Zahawi’s former role in Rishi Sunak’s reshuffle on Tuesday, also said his party would have a “really good story to tell” at next year’s general election. But he struggled to defend controversial remarks Anderson made as a prominent backbencher. Hands, the MP for Chelsea and Fulham, told Sky News: “We’ve obviously got difficult local elections this year.…

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The official death toll from the devastating earthquake that struck Turkey and neighbouring Syria has risen to more than 9,500, with the Turkish president, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, announcing plans to travel to the epicentre. Amid mounting criticism of the authorities’ response to Monday’s 7.8-magnitude quake and calls for the government to send more help to the disaster zone, Erdoğan was due to travel to town of Pazarcık and the worst-hit province of Hatay. Turkey’s disaster management authority said on Wednesday morning that 7,108 people were confirmed dead in the quake, while Syria’s civil defence updated its toll to 2,547. Experts have…

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