Author: LoveWorld UK

The disgraced former Conservative MP Owen Paterson faces being fined after a Whitehall watchdog provisionally concluded that he broke transparency rules by failing to register as a lobbyist for a healthcare firm. On Friday, Harry Rich, the Registrar of Consultant Lobbyists, said he proposed to conclude that Paterson had acted unlawfully when he lobbied ministers on behalf of Randox. The watchdog intends to fine Paterson up to £7,500 but gave the former MP an opportunity to overturn the decision. The announcement comes a year after the former cabinet minister resigned as an MP after a parliamentary watchdog ruled that he broke House of…

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Finance minister Kwasi Kwarteng refused to say, if he would stick with his plan not to raise business taxes as media reported Prime Minister Liz Truss was rethinking an economic program that plunged markets into turmoil. Truss’s plan, announced last month, has caused a rout in the government bond market, with some investors and Conservative Party lawmakers calling on her to reverse a plan for 43 billion pounds of unfunded tax cuts, including a move to hold corporation tax at just 19%. Kwarteng is in Washington where he is attending a meeting of the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Asked specifically…

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Manchester United went close to rueing a failure to claim three points before Scott McTominay’s stoppage-time strike retained their hope of winning Group E and avoiding a knockout tie against a Champions League-eliminated opponent. That might be one of Barcelona, Milan, Juventus or Atlético Madrid, none of whom Erik ten Hag’s fledgling team would relish facing. Against Omonia Nicosia ruthlessness was lacking until McTominay’s late intervention, though their goalkeeper was outstanding – Francis Uzoho’s experience particularly bittersweet as he is a United fan. The midfielder’s close-range finish ensured all ended well for his side – the substitute the first to register a…

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Royal Mail could cut as many as 5,000 to 6,000 jobs by the end of August next year and warned of more layoffs if planned strikes go ahead, as the British company remains locked in a bitter dispute with its largest labour union. The Communication and Workers Union (CWU), representing 115,000 Royal Mail postal workers, have held strikes in September and early October, and have threatened more strikes this month and next. The announcement, made in a trading update by the postal service’s parent company, has been blamed on industrial action taken by Royal Mail workers, delays in improving productivity…

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Israel’s Ministry of Health has confirmed that a leaked video showing an expert warning the agency about potentially facing lawsuits over COVID-19 vaccine side effects is real, but issued false statements about the discussion. Video footage recorded during a meeting held behind closed doors over the summer showed that experts hired to analyze post-vaccination adverse event reports said the analysis proved a causal relationship between some of the events and the vaccines and warned about presenting the data in a certain way in order to avoid lawsuits. In an official report authorities released about two months later, in August, they said, “The report…

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Defence Secretary Ben Wallace said the UK’s fresh donations of air defence missiles would complement the air defence systems pledged by the United States, as he arrived for the NATO meeting in Brussels . Earlier, the government said it would donate the missiles capable of shooting down cruise missiles to Ukraine in the wake of Russian strikes on Kyiv and other cities in recent days. Wallace refused to comment on the fears that Russia could use nuclear weapons, but said NATO was “here to make sure our readiness is for whatever is thrown at us.” Wallace added that western supply…

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The credit/debit card details of over 1.2 million people worldwide have been leaked onto a dark web site called BidenCash. Cyble, a global threat intelligence provider, found that the leaked database contains information including card numbers, expiry dates, CVV numbers, and emails of consumers across the globe, including the United States and Australia. “The subject release of the credit and debit cards data by BidenCash shop is one of the largest leaks of its kind on any of the cybercrime/underground forums in recent times,” Cyble said on Oct. 7. The top countries with the most affected consumers are the United States, with over 675,000 card…

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The revelation-unveiling program, the Your Loveworld Specials with the man of God Pastor Chris Oyakhilome continues today at 7 PM GMT+1. Now in its Season 6, Phase 3, Your Loveworld Specials with Pastor Chris is where the current news & affairs of the world today are linked with the Word of God concerning the end times we live in, and where Christians are in God’s prophetic timeline. To tune in is to choose to be spiritually informed and therefore alert. By participating, you will know the nefarious activities satan is planning around the world today, and also how to counter…

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Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Anthony Fauci edited a research paper by the group that worked with a high-profile Wuhan lab to study dangerous bat virus while pushing back concerns that the facility could be the source of the COVID-19 pandemic. The paper, titled “Nipah virus dynamics in bats and implications for spillover to humans,” was funded by eight federal programs, half of which were from the NIAID that Fauci will head until this December. Members of the nonprofit research group EcoHealth Alliance, which became a conduit for the Wuhan Institute of Virology to conduct risky bat…

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Postal workers have launched a 24-hour strike in a long-running dispute over pay and conditions, with a series of walkouts planned for the coming weeks. The Communication Workers Union (CWU) said its 115,000 members across the UK were taking action on Thursday, describing it as the largest strike in a year. The move comes amid industrial unrest across several industries, including rail. Picket lines have been mounted outside Royal Mail offices on the sixth day of action in recent months. The union accuses the company of planning structural changes, which would in effect transform employees in secure, well-paid jobs into a “casualised,…

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