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Downing Street was ‘incandescent’ when France announced its UK travel ban on Sunday night and is convinced Emmanuel Macron is trying to use the crisis to force Britain to cave in during Brexit trade talks, it was claimed today. Number 10 yesterday publicly dismissed suggestions that there may be a Brexit element to Mr Macron’s decision to ban all traffic from Britain because of the new mutant strain of coronavirus. But privately officials and ministers are said to believe Mr Macron is at least in part motivated by a desire to pile the pressure on the UK as trade negotiations…

Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Monday that there were still problems in Brexit trade talks and that Britain would thrive without a deal. “The position is unchanged: there are problems,” Johnson told reporters when asked if there would be a trade deal. “Its vital that everybody understands that the UK has got to be able to control its own laws completely and also that we’ve got to be able to control our own fisheries.” “WTO terms would be more than satisfactory for the UK. And we can certainly cope with any difficulties that are thrown our way. Not that…

The United States on Monday reinstated Sudan’s sovereign immunity, as the U.S. Congress passed legislation formalizing the move, following the ending of Sudan’s designation as a state sponsor of terrorism. However, the legislation includes an exemption allowing lawsuits by the families of victims of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks on the United States already underway in U.S. courts to move forward, although experts say Sudan is unlikely to lose those cases. The state sponsor of terrorism designation, which was in place for almost three decades, had weighed on Sudan’s economy and restricted its ability to receive aid. For investors, the…

Chelsea striker Tammy Abraham scored a late opportunist double to secure a 3-0 home win for Chelsea over West Ham United in the Premier League on Monday after Brazilian defender Thiago Silva had fired them in front with an early header. The result lifted Chelsea to fifth on 25 points from 14 games, a point behind fourth-placed Everton, while West Ham stayed 10th on 21 points after failing to rack up a third successive away win. It was a welcome victory for Chelsea after two successive defeats and Abraham acknowledged there was a rallying cry in the dressing room before…

Timothy Lotz joined a Stop the Steal rally in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania on Dec. 19, one of many such rallies that have been taking places across the country in all 50 states since the general election. He said he wished to see every Pennsylvania citizen come to these protests, because there is still hope that the will of the people will prevail. “I don’t understand why people lose heart. But, you know, the Word of God teaches us to not lose heart. And as a Christian, I won’t lose heart in this fight for for the truth in this election,” he said. “I’m coming…

Boris Johnson was last night urged to publish clear evidence of the Covid data he used to cancel Christmas for millions. The Prime Minister has warned the new variant of coronavirus may be up to 70 per cent more transmissible than previous strains and could overwhelm the NHS. But last night one scientist demanded greater transparency over the number that shut down swathes of the UK. Carl Heneghan, Professor of Evidence Based Medicine at Oxford University’s Nuffield Department of Primary Care, expressed scepticism over the 70 per cent figure. He said: ‘I’ve been doing this job for 25 years and I can tell you can’t establish…

Manchester United crushed Leeds United 6-2 while Leicester City handed Tottenham Hotspur a second straight defeat in the Premier League on Sunday. United’s win, with two goals each for midfielders Scott McTominay and Bruno Fernandes, sent Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side up to third on 26 points, above fourth-placed Everton on goal difference. Jamie Vardy’s penalty and a Toby Alderweireld own goal gave Leicester victory in North London and left the Foxes in second place, five points behind leaders Liverpool who had won 7-0 at Crystal Palace on Saturday. Sam Allardyce’s debut in charge of struggling West Bromwich Albion ended in…

Tesla Inc will on Monday make its much anticipated debut into the benchmark S&P 500 index, after rising to a record high on Friday in a frantic day of trading. The company, headed by billionaire Elon Musk, will become the most valuable ever admitted to Wall Street’s main benchmark and will account for 1.69% of the index, according to S&P Dow Jones Indices’ analyst Howard Silverblatt. The shares have surged some 70% since mid-November, when Tesla’s debut in the S&P 500 was announced here, and have soared 700% so far in 2020. Tesla’s addition to the S&P 500 meant index-tracking funds…

“In this Month of Thanksgiving, we will rejoice before the Lord and nothing will stop us from celebrating the Lord” — Pastor Chris Oyakhilome. Rapturous shouts of praise echoed across the globe as LoveWorld President, Reverend (Dr.) Chris Oyakhilome, declared December to be ‘the Month of Thanksgiving’ at the December Global Communion Service. God’s people, who celebrated with great joy, were set to ride on the Word from the Spirit through the man of God, and offer thanksgivings to God throughout the month. Exhorting further, Pastor Chris stated the difference between giving thanks and thanksgiving. He emphasized that giving thanks…

NHS chiefs have warned that hospitals are already creaking under the strain, with fears of a ‘tsunami’ of cases after Boris Johnson refused to scrap five-day festive ‘bubbles’ that allow three households to mix. Experts suggested this morning that infections could actually fall over Christmas because the two ‘main routes of infection’ – schools and workplaces – are closed. However, SAGE member Professor John Edmunds cautioned that deaths were still likely to rise afterwards, because vulnerable elderly people would have been infected by family. The growing anxiety in government about the coronavirus situation was underlined yesterday when swathes of the home…