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JUNE 2026 GLOBAL COMMUNION SERVICE WITH PASTOR CHRIS – June is the month of Prayer Declares Pastor Chris Oyakilome The month of June was declared to be the Month of Prayer on Sunday 7th of June 2026 at the Global Communion Service with Pastor Chris Oyakilome. Another extraordinary time of global intercession, worship, and spiritual impact was witnessed, as billions around the world united in prayer and fasting with our man of God, Pastor Chris Oyakilome. The program was broadcast through all Loveworld Networks Channels and on Alpha TV,  The Global Congregation was invited to pray fervently for the nations,…

CRIMEA FOOD SHORTAGES FUEL CRISIS REPORT – Reports from Crimea indicate shortages of some foodstuffs as fuel crisis worsens today  The Kremlin said on Monday (June 8) that ‘relevant authorities’ are working to avoid a deficit of food in Russian-held Crimea.  The fuel crisis in Russian-held Crimea and Sevastopol caused by Ukrainian drone strikes resulted in shortages of certain goods, including sugar, at select local food stores, according to social media and Telegram channels reports from the peninsula. The residents and visitors of Sevastopol told reporters they did not see reason to worry, though some reported rationing of pasta in…

POLICE FACE £75K DIVERSITY JOB CRITICISM – Recruitment of equality staff sparks debate as crime levels rise and killing case reignites scrutiny  Police forces across the UK are facing growing criticism over the recruitment of senior diversity and equality officers on salaries of up to £75,000, at a time when concerns over rising crime remain high in several regions. The debate has intensified following the killing of Henry Nowak, which has put renewed focus on how race-related policies and internal equality frameworks are shaping policing priorities. According to reports, multiple forces have expanded their equality, diversity and inclusion teams in…

BIG TECH TOLD TO CURB NUDES AMONG YOUTH! – Starmer urges platforms to stop youth sharing explicit images and strengthen safeguards  Big tech firms operating in Britain must introduce safety measures on children’s phones to prevent them from circulating nude images or they will face legislation forcing them to do so, Prime Minister Keir Starmer said. Under the new plans, firms like Apple and Google should build or activate technical solutions on smartphones and tablets to detect and block nude images for children, the government said. Adults would still be able to take, share or view nude content through an…

DUTCH COURT TO HEAR CIVIL CASE AGAINST GATES! – Judges in the Netherlands reject jurisdiction challenge in Covid vaccine lawsuit  A court in the Netherlands ruled that it can proceed with a civil case involving Bill Gates, Albert Bourla the CEO of Pfizer and Mark Rutter the former Netherlands Prime Minister and several other defendants over claims linked to Covid-19 vaccines.  The lawsuit was brought by a group of Dutch plaintiffs who allege they were misled about vaccine safety and effectiveness during the pandemic. Gates’ legal team argued that Dutch courts did not have jurisdiction because he does not live…

EU UNFREEZES €16.4BN FOR HUNGARY – Brussels releases funds after rule-of-law reforms and compliance steps under new government  The European Commission has agreed to release around €16.4 billion in previously frozen EU funds for Hungary after saying the country has made sufficient progress on a series of governance and rule-of-law conditions linked to its recovery and cohesion funding programmes. The money had been withheld in recent years amid disputes between Budapest and Brussels over judicial independence, public procurement standards, and anti-corruption safeguards. EU officials say Hungary has now taken what they describe as a series of technical and legislative steps…

BAILEY SIGNALS NO MOVE ON INFLATION RISE – Bank of England Governor says no need for rapid policy action despite latest price pressures  Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey has signalled there is no need for the central bank to move quickly in response to the recent rise in inflation, indicating a cautious approach to future policy decisions. He said policymakers are focusing on underlying trends in the economy rather than reacting to short-term changes in price data. Recent figures have shown inflation ticking higher again, driven mainly by energy and services costs, raising questions about the timing of any…

RUSSIAN DRONES STRIKE TURKISH CARGO SHIP – Ukraine navy reports attack on Turkish-flagged vessel in latest Black Sea escalation  Russian drones attacked three foreign-flagged merchant vessels late on Thursday (May 28) and overnight as they sailed along Ukraine’s maritime export corridor in the Black Sea, Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Oleksiy Kuleba said on Friday (May 29). One of the vessels struck was a Turkey-owned cargo ship ‘Ant’ sailing under the Vanuatu flag and heading to Turkey from one of the ports in the Odessa region, according to the Ukrainian navy.  The strike caused a fire and evacuation of two injured…

SHENZHOU-21 MISSION ASTRONAUTS RETURN HOME – Chinese Astronaut Zhang Hongzhang exits return capsule  Chinese astronaut Zhang Hongzhang, one of the three crew members of the Shenzhou-21 mission, has left the return capsule which landed back on Earth on Friday. Zhang was the third and final crew member to emerge after the Shenzhou-22 return capsule touched down at the Dongfeng Landing Site in north China’s Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region at 20:11 Beijing Time (1211 GMT), according to the China Manned Space Agency. Prior to the return, the crew completed all planned tasks and handed over China’s Tiangong space station to the…

SHENZHOU-21 MISSION ASTRONAUTS RETURN HOME – Chinese Astronaut Zhang Hongzhang exits return capsule  Chinese astronaut Zhang Hongzhang, one of the three crew members of the Shenzhou-21 mission, has left the return capsule which landed back on Earth on Friday. Zhang was the third and final crew member to emerge after the Shenzhou-22 return capsule touched down at the Dongfeng Landing Site in north China’s Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region at 20:11 Beijing Time (1211 GMT), according to the China Manned Space Agency. Prior to the return, the crew completed all planned tasks and handed over China’s Tiangong space station to the…