Author: LoveWorld UK

Turns out, it was less of a rivalry after all. Instead, it was an exercise in perfect patience from England, who swatted aside the co-hosts Australia to book a place in a first World Cup final, at the third time of asking. The European champions will return here to face Spain on Sunday and, on this showing, it will not faze them. A goal from a resurgent Ella Toone was cancelled out by the talismanic Sam Kerr, who made her long anticipated first start, but Lauren Hemp and Alessia Russo confined the home team to a limp but heroic exit.…

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Bank of Ireland has apologised for an IT glitch that meant some customers were able to withdraw money they did not have in their accounts at cashpoints. The bank said it had resolved the “technical issue”, which had also allowed transfers beyond customer limits and had made its online banking and mobile app services unavailable. “Our teams restored these services overnight and all services are available to customers this morning,” the lender said in a statement on Wednesday. However, Bank of Ireland told customers that any money withdrawn from their accounts at cashpoints or transferred during the IT glitch would still be…

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ATLANTA—In a bizarre turn of events, a Georgia court briefly posted online—then removed—a two-page list of charges against former President Donald Trump on Aug. 14. The posting (pdf), first reported by Reuters, came amid reports that a grand jury in Fulton County, Georgia, was still hearing testimony from witnesses regarding President Trump’s challenge of the 2020 election results and his attempts to remain in office after Democrat Joe Biden was declared the victor. The apparently premature release of the expected charges touched off concerns about the accusations possibly being predetermined before the grand jurors voted. Reuters reported that the county’s…

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Chelsea are poised to sign Michael Olise and Roméo Lavia after activating a £35m release clause in the Crystal Palace forward’s contract and agreeing a fee of £53m plus £5m in add-ons with Southampton for the Belgium midfielder. Both Olise, 21, and Lavia, 19, want to move to Stamford Bridge. Olise is expected to be out of action with a hamstring injury until at least the end of September, and the move will depend on the France Under-21 player passing a medical. He would provide Mauricio Pochettino with more options in attacking midfield. If everything goes to plan Olise will compete with…

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The Georgia grand jury’s indictment of former President Donald Trump over his efforts to overturn 2020 election results may violate democratic norms but that doesn’t mean the case will be resolved quickly, legal experts told The Epoch Times. Their comments came after President Trump and 18 co-defendants—including several of his former attorneys—were indicted in Fulton County, Georgia, late on Aug. 14 over President Trump’s efforts to contest the election in Georgia. Charges range from violating Georgia’s Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act, soliciting the violation of an oath by a public officer, conspiracy to commit forgery in the first…

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YOURLOVEWORLD SEASON 7, PHASE 7 WITH PASTOR CHRIS From Wednesday, August 16th to Friday, August 18th, 2023. At 7 pm (GMT+1) daily The epochal and immensely impactul, Your Loveworld Season 7, Phase 7 with Pastor Chris is back!  It will hold from Wednesday, August 16th to Friday, August 18th. The time is 7 pm (GMT+1) daily. Showing Live on this platform, all Loveworld Networks, Ceflix, LiveTV, and social media platforms. Previous episodes have impacted over 5bn people worldwide and was transmitted live into over 5,001 languages of the world.

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Several independent electricity operators jointly testified to the EPA last week that the agency’s proposed new emissions rules could cause America’s electric grid to become unreliable. In an Aug. 8 statement, a group of Independent Systems Operators and Regional Transmission Organizations (“Joint ISOs/RTOs”) wrote that the EPA’s proposed emissions regulations “have the potential to materially and adversely impact electric reliability.” A host of new CO2 emissions regulations—combined with decades of coordinated efforts to reduce fossil fuels by groups like the Net Zero Banking Alliance (NZBA) and the Net Zero Asset Managers initiative (NZAM)—has led to the retirement of gas and coal…

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The Bank of England is under renewed pressure to raise interest rates next month after wages jumped more than expected in June, boosted by a one-off payment to NHS workers. A rise in borrowing costs is likely even though the latest figures for the labour market also showed employers had begun to shed workers in response to a slowdown in economic activity. Total pay, including bonuses, rose by 8.2% a year in the three months to June, the Office for National Statistics reported, stronger than the 7.3% analysts expected. Another interest rate rise? News on prices and wages may decide Read more Regular pay,…

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Hundreds of regional Victorian farmers and their vehicles have descended into Melbourne to protest two controversial transmission projects amid the state’s pursuit of net zero emissions. On Aug. 15, a group of farmers whose lands are affected by the VNI West and Western Renewables Link projects held a rally in front of the Victorian Parliament building to voice their opposition. The Victoria to New South Wales (NSW) Interconnector West, or VNI West, is a proposed 400-kilometre (250 miles) high-capacity transmission line connecting the two states’ electricity grids and renewable energy zones. Meanwhile, the Western Renewables Link is a 190-kilometre transmission line that…

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Food price inflation in the UK eased to 12.7% last month, the second sharp drop in a row, as the price of milk fell back but eggs, sweets and oven chips continued to increase. Price rises slowed for the fifth month in a row in the four weeks to August 6, market research group Kantar reported on Tuesday. Fraser McKevitt, the head of retail and consumer insight at Kantar, said the 2.2 percentage point reduction in the pace of price rises was the second sharpest month-on-month fall in inflation it had recorded since 2008. “Prices are still up year on…

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