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A pastor was ‘forced out of his job’ at a secular primary school after he tweeted that gay pride events are ‘harmful’ to children, an employment tribunal has heard. Keith Waters, 55, who is a minister at an Evangelical church, has accused school bosses of religious discrimination and constructive dismissal. He claimed the tweet made in June 2019, which he later deleted, was an expression of a ‘Christian viewpoint’ on LGBTQ Pride events Waters, a former caretaker at the school, tweeted: ‘A reminder that Christians should not support or attend LGBTQ ‘Pride Month’ events held in June. ‘They promote a…

Brooklyn Nets guard Kyrie Irving on Monday reasserted that he won’t reconsider taking the COVID-19 vaccine despite his teammate Kevin Durant’s knee injury that is expected to sideline him for weeks. Although getting vaccinated would make the seven-time All-Star point guard eligible to play in all Brooklyn Nets’ games, Irving said he won’t be swayed, as his teammate is potentially set to be sidelined for six weeks. Athletes playing for New York City’s professional sports are mandated to be vaccinated to play in the city’s public venues. The Nets reversed course last month and are allowing Irving to play in road games. “That’s my decision already,…

A Tory peer and lingerie tycoon is facing an official probe into her links to a firm that won Government PPE contracts worth £200million via an unlawful ‘VIP lane’. Ultimo underwear founder Michelle Mone is being investigated by the House of Lords Commissioners for Standards over her relationship with PPE Medpro. The lingerie tycoon – nicknamed ‘Baroness Bra’ – has faced increasing scrutiny for her ties to a company that last year won two contracts worth a combined £203 million to supply the NHS with face masks and surgical gowns. Lady Mone has repeatedly denied any association with the company, which she recommended to the…

Sir Keir Starmer was last night under mounting pressure to apologise after being pictured drinking with colleagues during lockdown. The Labour leader has tried to ride out the controversy but was forced on to the defensive yesterday as Tory MPs accused him of hypocrisy. In an uncomfortable TV interview, Sir Keir said there was ‘no comparison’ between his drinking and the Prime Minister’s attendance at an event in the Downing Street garden. But he could not say why it was fine for him to drink in a Labour office during a time when indoor socialising was banned, after spending last week castigating Boris Johnson over the…

“Satanic cults are propping up their evil plans and somehow they believe they’re in control but they would face a root shock in 2022” — Pastor Chris Oyakhilome. The opening session of the ongoing ‘Your Loveworld Specials’ (Season V, Phase I) was characterized by a great awakening to reality as the man of God, Reverend (Dr.) Chris Oyakhilome dished out uncommon verities from the scriptures. In a special plenary session, he revealed that satanic cults around the world are uniting on a solid front because of the significance of the times. “There’s a move by these satanic powers to synergize…

Australia’s visa cancellation regime has been exposed as “dysfunctional and dangerous” by the Novak Djokovic case, legal experts have said, arguing his expulsion is a “terrible precedent” that could lead to “political and populist” deportations. The Djokovic case has drawn public attention to the so-called “God powers” held by Australian immigration ministers, granting them extraordinarily broad powers to summarily cancel visas. Migration law experts say the Djokovic case – his visa was cancelled because the government believed he was a “talisman of anti-vaccination sentiment” – demonstrates the laws could be used to exclude a person who has previously expressed political views the…

The housing market recorded its busiest-ever first week of the year while average asking prices underwent their fastest growth since May 2016, figures show. Data from property website Rightmove showed January kicked off with a 44 per cent jump in valuation requests from the same time last year. It also showed a 15 per cent increase from last year in the number of buyers inquiring about homes Prices have soared throughout the pandemic and the continuing shortage of available properties has pushed prices even higher. Estate agents on average have only 12 homes to sell, a record low, according to…

Boris Johnson’s government’s long-outdated coronavirus isolation rules have finally been lifted today – weeks after staff shortages brought on by them hit the economy and essential services. From this morning people in England can end their quarantine after five full days in a move hailed as restoring ‘extra freedoms’. It comes as a Cabinet minister struck an optimistic note by saying the signs for lifting restrictions later this month are ‘encouraging’. And it coincides with the Prime Minister trying to restore his popularity after a series of lockdown scandals that have led to wide calls for his resignation. In a…

Moments of profuse praise to God and heavenly bliss set to characterize beckoning Praise Night with Pastor Chris again. The next edition of the special Praise Night with the man of God, Reverend (Dr.) Chris Oyakhilome, is set to take the airwaves at 4 pm GMT+1, today Sunday, January 16, 2022. Slated to be hosted from the prestigious LoveWorld studios at the LoveWorld Crusade Grounds, along Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, Southwest Nigeria, the epochal service would be relayed to a mammoth global audience via all LoveWorld networks and various internet platforms. Previous editions of this praise rendezvous have inspired enriching fellowship with…

Controversial Covid passes will be scrapped in England this month as the country’s Omicron wave continues to collapse, it was claimed today. Health Secretary Sajid Javid is said to have told MPs that he shared their ‘instinctive discomfort’ at the certificates, which 100 Tories voted against. Ministers are also keen to ditch widespread working from home guidance when the current Plan B measures are reviewed on January 26. It could mean that compulsory masks on public transport and in shops will be the only remaining curb. Britain’s Covid cases have fallen week-on-week for the past eight days in a row,…