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HEALTH SECRETARY TO VOTE AGAINST ASSISTED DYING LAW- Wes Streeting and the Justice Secretary are against the assisted dying bill. Health Secretary Wes Streeting says he will vote against the assisted dying law. Streeting, who is resolute in his opposition, has expressed his concern about British citizens being ‘coerced’ into ending their lives. The Health Secretary told Labour MPs at a meeting of the parliamentary party that he will vote against the Bill to legalise assisted dying over concerns regarding the state of palliative care in the UK. Explaining his stance, the Health Secretary said: “I’ve come down this time…
CHANCELLOR CONFIRMS MINIMUM WAGE TO RISE BY 6.7% IN APRIL- Minimum wage for workers aged 18 to 20 will also increase to £10 Chancellor Rachel Reeves has confirmed that the national minimum wage will go up to £12.21 an hour in April. The Chancellor hails the £1,400 a year worth move, as a “significant step” towards delivering on Labour’s manifesto promise to introduce a “genuine living wage for working people”. The minimum wage for workers aged 18 to 20 will increase to £10 The government says the £1.40 increase will mean full-time younger workers eligible for the rate will see…
TEN HAG SACKED BY MANCHESTER UNITED – Ruud van Nistelrooy will take charge of the team as interim head coach Manchester United have sacked manager Erik ten Hag, the Premier League club said on Monday, with the Old Trafford side 14th in the standings after nine games. The 54-year-old Dutchman’s job was the subject of speculation for most of last season as United recorded their worst Premier League finish in eighth, and with British billionaire and INEOS chairman Jim Ratcliffe taking charge of football operations. However, Ten Hag’s surprise FA Cup final win over Manchester City, plus the fact that…
PRESSURE MOUNTS ON BANK OF ENGLAND TO LOWER INTEREST RATE – BRC says prices falling at fastest rate and are 0.8% lower than a year ago Food inflation slowed to 1.9% in October, down from 2.3% in September. This is above the 3-month average rate of 2.1%. Shop Price deflation was at 0.8% in October, down from deflation of 0.6% in the previous month. This is below the 3-month average rate of -0.6%. Shop price annual growth was at its lowest rate since August 2021. The lower rate of inflation of 1.7% mounts pressure on the Governor of the Bank…
ISRAEL BANS UNRWA FROM OPERATING IN THE COUNTRY- Lawmaker Sharren Haskel says a terrorist organisation has taken over UNRWA Israel has banned the U.N. Palestinian refugee agency UNRWA from operating in the country, passing a law into enactment on Monday to this effect. The lawmakers who drafted the law cited the involvement of several UNRWA members of staff in the Oct. 7, 2023, attack on southern Israel and for staffers having membership in Hamas and other armed groups. Israel has called repeatedly for UNRWA to be disbanded, with its responsibilities transferred to other U.N. agencies. The U.N. said in August…
EU DEMANDS PROBE INTO REPORTS OF GEORGIA VOTE VIOLATIONS – Registered incidents of vote-buying, voter intimidation, and ballot-stuffing The European Union urged Georgia to “swiftly and transparently” investigate alleged irregularities in its last election on Saturday, October 26th. The results of Saturday’s election are a blow for pro-Western Georgians who had cast the vote as a choice between a ruling party that has deepened ties with Russia and an opposition aiming to fast-track integration with Europe. The ruling Georgian Dream party clinched nearly 54% of the vote, according to the country’s election commission. However, monitors from the Organisation for…
CAP BUS FARES IN ENGLAND AT THREE POUNDS IN 2025 – Tax rises are needed to prevent “devastating” austerity in public services Prime Minister Keir Starmer said his government will “run towards tough decisions” now to tackle economic challenges inherited ahead of the UK budget to restore crumbling public services and speed up growth. Speaking in the West Midlands, England, before Wednesday’s budget, he announced capping bus fares in England at three pounds in 2025, an increase from an existing Conservative Party scheme which expires at the end of the year and caps the fare at two pounds. Starmer said…
OVER 7 BILLION PARTICIPATED IN THE Healing Streams Service with Pastor Chris Oyakhilome and Pastor Benny Hinn over the weekend. The 3-day event which took place from Friday 25th to Sunday 27th October was translated live into 8,130 languages. The impact of the program which reverberated around the world was seen and felt through the wave of healings and the miraculous that took place. People were healed of various illnesses and diseases, and many testified of their healing. Pastor Chris and Pastor Benny also prayed for families and the nations of the world. Many have testified of the impact…
SALAH’S LATE EQUALISER EARNS LIVERPOOL 2-2 DRAW AT ARSENAL – In an entertaining Premier League encounter at the Emirates Stadium Mohamed Salah’s late equaliser earned Liverpool a 2-2 draw with rivals Arsenal in an entertaining Premier League encounter at the Emirates Stadium, as Gabriel Magalhaes limped off to add to the Gunners’ injury woes. Bukayo Saka gave Arsenal the lead in the ninth minute when he ran on to Ben White’s ball over the top, cut inside Andy Robertson and fired past Caoimhin Kelleher at his near post for a 50th Premier League goal on his return from injury. Virgil…
GEORGIAN PRESIDENT SAYS I DO NOT RECOGNIZE ELECTION RESULTS – Calls on people to take to the streets to protest the results Georgian President Salome Zourabichvili called on Sunday, October 27th for people to take to the streets to protest the results of Saturday’s disputed parliamentary election, which the electoral commission said the ruling party had won. The Georgian Dream party clinched nearly 54% of the vote, the commission said, as opposition parties contested the result and vote monitors reported significant violations. Zourabichvili, a former Georgian Dream ally turned fierce critic of the ruling party, said she did not recognize…
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