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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,…

Erling Haaland is a doubt for Manchester City’s trip to Arsenal on Wednesday, when the champions would go top if they beat the leaders, but Pep Guardiola is happier with his players in advance of the pivotal meeting because of a renewed focus in training. Haaland was taken off at half-time of Sunday’s 3-1 win over Aston Villa after a kick to the thigh. Guardiola said: “We will see in the next few days how he will do. At half-time I spoke with the doctors and they say: ‘Maybe don’t take risks.’ I agree. I think he is not injured but tomorrow…

Get ready for an extraordinary moment of praise, worship, and thanksgiving at Your Loveworld Praise-A-Thon with Pastor Chris and Pastor Benny from Monday 13th February to Friday 17th February 2023. It will indeed be a time of the supernatural. Don’t miss it. Participate live on www.christembassy.org or through any of our Loveworld Network Stations, CEFLIX, LIVE TV, Ministry Websites, and Mobile Platforms. See you there!

Sadiq Khan has been accused of using “nonsense” data on air pollution deaths to support his expansion of the ultra low emission zone (Ulez) in the capital. Earlier this week, the London Mayor issued an open letter to four councils fighting the scheme, claiming they were wasting taxpayers’ money in opposing his proposals. He singled out Bromley as having the highest number of premature deaths linked to air pollution, based on a report by Imperial College London. But analysis of the report shows that the Imperial authors had warned that Bromley was in the highest bracket for premature deaths not because it had worrying…

Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, has told Anglican hardliners in Ghana that he was “threatened” by MPs during rows over the Church’s position on same-sex marriage. The Archbishop made the claim in an address to Anglican leaders in Accra, Ghana on Sunday just days after the Church of England agreed a series of reforms on LGBT+ issues that stop short of embracing same-sex marriage. Under the proposals greenlit by the General Synod, the Church’s parliament, on Thursday, members of the clergy will be permitted to “bless” same-sex couples who get a civil marriage but will remain banned from performing same-sex weddings. Dr Welby had told…

Pressure is mounting on the UN to provide urgent support to north-western Syria, which is yet to receive meaningful aid five days after the earthquake that devastated the region, and with the chance of finding any survivors beneath the rubble almost gone. One convoy of six UN lorries entered the opposition-held part of the country from Turkey on Thursday at the Bab al-Hawa crossing carrying blankets and basic supplies, but that had been arranged before the disaster that has killed at least 3,500 people inside Syria and left thousands more buried under rubble. Syrian rescue teams and citizens of the region say…

Scotland’s prison service has abandoned Nicola Sturgeon’s self-identification policy for new prisoners, announcing that it would base decisions on where to send them entirely on their biological sex. In a major climbdown following the scandal of a transgender rapist being placed in a female jail, the Scottish Prison Service (SPS) said it would disregard a prisoner’s gender identity when making initial decisions about whether to send them to a male or female jail. The shift, affecting newly convicted or remanded trans offenders, marks a major reversal of previous prison service policy in Scotland, which was heavily influenced by trans activists. It goes much further…

Jürgen Klopp has called for a “reaction” from Liverpool when they face Everton on Monday night to reignite their season. Klopp’s side have picked up one point in their past four Premier League games, leaving them 10th. After last Saturday’s 3-0 loss at Wolves, Klopp spoke to the squad on Sunday to discuss their form. The visit of Sean Dyche’s Everton offers the perfect opportunity to bounce back. “After the game we played against Wolves, we have to show a reaction again,” Klopp said. “I know our people want to see that – we have to show that. This is not…

The UK avoided entering a recession at the end of last year by the narrowest of margins, official figures have revealed, after economic growth flatlined in the final three months of 2022. A decline in gross domestic product (GDP) of 0.5% in December was offset by increases in the two previous months to leave the economy performing at roughly the same level as the previous quarter. Negative growth in the fourth quarter would have signalled recession, after the UK economy shrank by 0.2% in the third quarter – a figure revised up from the initial -0.3% estimate. A technical recession is generally…

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…