Author: LoveWorld UK

AUSTRALIA FORCES TECH GIANTS TO PAY FOR NEWS – The government will create new rules to force big tech to pay local publishers for news. Australia plans new rules to “create a financial incentive” for big tech firms to pay Australian media companies for news content on their platforms, Assistant Treasurer and Minister for Financial Services Stephen Jones has announced. The move, described as a “news bargaining initiative”, piles pressure on global tech giants like Facebook-owner Meta Platforms and Google to pay publishers for content or face the risk of paying millions to continue operations in Australia. The platforms at…

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PRESIDENT YOON’S SUPPORTERS SEND FLOWERS – After South Korea Police Attempts to Raid Presidential office  South Korea’s President Yoon’s supporters send flower garlands carrying messages of support which were seen to be  arranged along the outer walls of the presidential office compound in Seoul today, following a report of a police raid attempt on the compound. Couriers were seen placing the flower garlands containing supportive messages along the walls of the presidential compound, which was flanked with a heavy police presence this afternoon. As reported by the local news, the South Korean police tried to search President Yoon Suk Yeol’s…

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FRANCE BEGINS MILITARY WITHDRAWAL FROM CHAD-The First Mirage Warplanes have returned to Base in Eastern France France has started the withdrawal of its military from Chad with the departure of two warplanes that were based in the capital N’Djamena, the French army said, two weeks after Chad ended its defense cooperation pact with Paris on Nov 28. Chad’s Army spokesman, Chanane Issakha Acheikh, confirmed the departure of the French warplanes, adding that the public would be kept informed on the withdrawal “until the definitive departure of the (French) forces.” The first Mirage warplanes have returned to their base in eastern…

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STARMER DENIES CLAIMS OF INCREASED ILLEGAL MIGRATION – During Labour Government Tenure Prime Minister Keir Starmer has denied the claims of the opposition party alleging to an increase in illegal migration during his labour government tenure on Wednesday Speaking during the weekly prime minister’s question session in parliament, the leader of the opposition Conservative Party Kemi Badenoch, said Starmer’s government had made it easier for migrants to enter the UK on small boats crossing the English Channel. Starmer responded that a recent agreement with Germany was designed to do the opposite. Countering the Prime Minister in a fiery exchange, Badenoch…

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LIVERPOOL’S SLOT PLEASED WITH RESULT AFTER 1-0 WIN OVER GIRONA – Girona suffered their fifth defeat of the competition  Liverpool maintained their 100% record in this season’s Champions League and have a healthy lead at the top of the standings after a 1-0 win at Girona, with the only goal of the game coming from Mohamed Salah’s second-half penalty. A sixth win from six puts Liverpool, already guaranteed at least a playoff place before kickoff, on 18 points, five ahead of Bayer Leverkusen, Aston Villa, Inter Milan and Brest, while Girona are in 30th place on three points. Girona suffered…

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POUND STERLING STRENGTHENS AND SURGES AGAINST EURO – Policymakers gear up to lower interest rates to support the European economy The pound has climbed to its highest level against the euro in two and a half years, as policymakers gear up to lower interest rates to support the struggling European economy. Sterling has gained strength amid expectations that the Bank of England will hold interest rates steady at its meeting next week, keeping borrowing costs higher than those in the eurozone. The euro has weakened to 82.5p, its lowest value since April 2022, as the European Central Bank (ECB) is…

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CHINA CONDEMNS CANADA’S SANCTIONS – Officials were sanctioned over alleged human rights violations  China’s foreign ministry on Wednesday said it is opposed to and strongly condemns Canada’s sanctions on eight former and current senior Chinese officials over alleged human rights violations.  “China attaches great importance to respecting and safeguarding human rights,” ministry spokesperson Mao Ning told a press briefing, adding that Canada is in no position to lecture others on human rights or impose sanctions.  China urges Canada to stop interfering in its internal affairs and damaging its interests and image under the pretext of human rights, Mao said, adding…

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TAIWAN CALLS ON CHINA TO STOP ALL ‘PROVOCATIVE ACTS’- China’s government says it will take necessary measures to defend the country’s sovereignty  Taiwan’s presidential office called for China to stop all “provocative acts”, saying ongoing Chinese military activity was a “blatant disruption” of the status quo of security and stability in the Indo-Pacific region. On Tuesday, Taiwan’s defence ministry said China was deploying its largest navy fleet in regional waters in nearly three decades, posing a threat to Taiwan that is more pronounced than previous Chinese war games. Beijing’s military has yet to comment on the military activity and has…

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YOUR LOVEWORLD SPECIALS WITH PASTOR CHRIS – Season 10 Phase 2 begins today AT 7pm GMT+1 and runs to Friday 13th December Your Loveworld Specials with the Man of God Pastor Chris Oyakhilome begins today Wednesday, December 11th through to Friday, December 13th.  Your Loveworld Specials Season 10 Phase 2 unveils a new phase, known for its insights into global events and profound teachings of God’s word.  Starting on Wednesday at 7 pm GMT+1, the program will be streamed live on all Loveworld Networks platforms and various social media platforms.

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INZAGHI CLAIMS INTER IS READY TO FACE ‘VERY STRONG’ LEVERKUSEN – Second-placed Inter visit Leverkusen in sixth place with three games remaining Inter Milan manager Simone Inzaghi has praised Bayer Leverkusen’s quality and form ahead of today’s Champions League clash, saying his A win for Arne Slot’s team will mean they are just one point  side will have to be at their best despite the absence of several defenders. Second-placed Inter visit Leverkusen in sixth place with three games remaining in the league stage of the competition. Inzaghi told reporters yesterday, “That Tomorrow night, we’ll be playing against one of…

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