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Jürgen Klopp’s prediction that Liverpool would not “fly” through the Europa League group stage amounts to their only mis-step so far. Qualification for the knockout phase is already close at hand with the procession continuing against Toulouse. Klopp could ring the changes before Nottingham Forest’s Premier League visit on Sunday, give a full debut to 19-year-old left-back Luke Chambers, first Liverpool outings to Calum Scanlon and James McConnell, and still enjoy a fluent, dominant display. It was polished by goals from Diogo Jota, Wataru Endo, Darwin Núñez, the highly impressive Ryan Gravenberch and Mohamed Salah. Salah’s strike with the final kick of the game…

UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY CONVENES EMERGENCY MEETING ON GAZA – To discuss the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict, amid continuing deadlock The United Nations General Assembly resumed its 10th emergency special session on Thursday to discuss the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict, amid continuing deadlock in the Security Council. More than 100 representatives are expected to speak at the two-day emergency meeting of the 193-member body. General Assembly President Dennis Francis, in his opening remarks, condemned all attacks targeting civilians. He urged member states not to further fan the flames of hate starting at this session, and called for an immediate and unconditional humanitarian ceasefire…

Dame Alison Rose broke data protection rules when she spoke to the BBC after Nigel Farage’s bank account was shut down, the information watchdog has found. The former CEO of NatWest resigned in July after she admitted to being the source of an inaccurate BBC story about why Coutts, a private bank owned by the NatWest Group, had closed Mr. Farage’s account. The broadcaster and former Brexit Party leader made a complaint to the Information Commissioner about the leak. Following a review of the complaint, the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) found two rule breaches but decided against taking further action. “Following a thorough review…

PFIZER ADMITS MRNA VACCINES FOR CHILDREN SHOW INCREASED RISKS OF MYOCARDITIS AND PERICARDITIS  Highest at risk group is aged 12-17 years of age Pfizer has released a press statement in regard to the Pfizer mRNA vaccines for both children and adults, finally admitting a connection to increased risks for myocarditis and pericarditis.   For Pfizer’s childrens mRNA vaccine product called COMIRNATY, they state that authorised or approved mRNA COVID-19 vaccines show increased risks of myocarditis (inflammation of the heart muscle) and pericarditis (inflammation of the lining outside the heart), particularly within the first week following vaccination.  For COMIRNATY®, the observed risk…

The UK Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) detected a signal for post-vaccination myocarditis and pericarditis four months before telling the public, emails show. According to emails, the MHRA detected a safety signal for heart inflammation after COVID-19 vaccination in early 2021, but did not tell the public about the issue for nearly four months until June 25, 2021, when it added warnings to the labels for the Pfizer and Moderna shots. In response, MRHA said that chose that time after it had “all available evidence, including that received from international regulators, rather than using any one source in isolation.” Myocarditis or…

WORDFEST 5 ON THE PASTOR CHRIS DIGITAL LIBRARY – 30 days of proliferating with everyday solutions Wordfest is still ongoing, a special set time to feast on the word, with words and teachings from the man of God Pastor Chris Oyakhilome Dsc Dsc DD. There are daily Word-based features and documentaries to feast on.   Do log on everyday to the PastorChris Digital Library and participate in Word Fest 5.0 – 30 days of proliferating with essential information and life’s solutions.

MANCHESTER CITY BEAT YOUNG BOYS 3 – 1 IN THE CHAMPIONS LEAGUE – Erling Haaland ends Champions League goal drought with two goals Erling Haaland ended his Champions League goal drought with a second-half double to earn Manchester City a 3-1 win at Young Boys and maintain the holders’ 100 per cent record in the group stage. The Norwegian had gone five games, equating to 543 minutes, in the competition without a goal – and missed six more good chances in Bern – but ended his barren spell with a penalty and then a rasping right-footed shot, after City were…

FAMILIES OF ISRAELI VICTIMS URGE WORLD TO STAND AGAINST ISLAMIST VIOLENCE Only four hostages have been released so far The world must take a stand against Islamist violence to avoid it spreading and take action to ensure the swift release of hostages taken by Hamas militants after their Oct. 7 attack on southern Israel, families of victims said. A delegation of relatives visited Rome to hold talks with authorities, including Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, as part of a campaign to bolster world efforts to free the more than 200 people taken captive. The group included Avi Eylon, whose 23-year-old daughter,…

UAW STRIKE – Ford And Union Agree Record Pay Rise In Tentative Deal Ford and the United Auto Workers (UAW) union have reached a tentative deal, which includes a record pay rise, to end a nearly six-week strike. The agreement would be the first settlement of strikes by workers at Ford, General Motors (GM) and Chrysler-parent Stellantis. The deal still needs to be approved by union leaders and members. If the new contract gets approval from Ford workers, it would set the standard for talks at GM and Stellantis. “We told Ford to pony up and they did,” UAW President…

UK CAR PRODUCTION SOARS – Industry warns of looming brexit rules ‘threat’ UK carmakers have recorded their best September since 2020 – but warned growth is “under threat” from new Brexit export rules due to come into force within months. More than 88,200 vehicles rolled off factory lines in September, an increase of over 25,100 – almost 40% – compared to the same time last year, figures published on Thursday reveal. The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) described the period as a “triple success”, as it was also the sector’s strongest month of growth in 2023 so far…