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DYSON PROFITS PLUNGE – Pre-Tax profit halves to £561M Dyson, the home appliance giant, has reported a challenging year, with pre-tax profits nearly halving in 2024. According to accounts filed in Singapore, the firm saw profits plunge by 47% to £561 million, with revenues falling by more than £500 million to £6.5 billion. The slump comes despite the company, founded by Sir James Dyson, selling a record 20 million products. Dyson blamed the “difficult” results on several factors, including sluggish consumer confidence, global economic slowdown, and the strength of the pound against Asian currencies. Crucially, the challenging year led to…

TRUMP’S PEACE PROPOSAL TO END GAZA WAR- Israeli PM Netanyahu supports Trump’s peace proposal to end war in Gaza Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu endorsed U.S. President Donald Trump”s proposal to end the war in Gaza, describing it as a critical step towards peace in the Middle East. Netanyahu outlined the plan’s alignment with his government”s five principles for post-war Gaza, emphasizing the return of hostages, the disarmament of Hamas, the demilitarization of Gaza, and Israel”s continued security oversight. He also said Gaza would have a civilian administration “neither run by Hamas nor the Palestinian Authority.” The Israeli leader added…

VENEZUELA SIGNS SECURITY POWERS DECREE- President Maduro says the external-commotion decree is a safe guard against the United states Venezuela’s Vice President Delcy Rodriguez has stated that president Nicolas Maduro has signed the “external commotion” decree that grants him special powers in the event of an external military incursion. Last week Monday, Maduro had reportedly shown a folder with a label indicating it was the commotion decree that he was submitting for review by his advisers from the high courts and the Attorney General’s Office, among others.   Rodriguez in a meeting with diplomats said that the president maduro claims that…

VON DER LEYEN ALLOCATES RUSSIAN FROZEN ASSETS – To fund EU defence industry European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said today that part of a reparations loan to Ukraine, proposed by the EU Commission and backed by frozen Russian assets, would be allocated for defence procurement within Europe.  Von der Leyen claims that the proposal did not involve seizing the frozen assets. , as she stated that Ukraine would repay the loan if Russia would pay reparation. In a statement together with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte ahead of the EU commissioners security meeting, the EU chief also said…

UK PLANS TOUGHER RESIDENCY RULES – Foreign minister Mahmood says applicants will have to  prove their value to society Foreign minister Shabana Mahmood said the UK  plans to tighten the rules over how migrants can settle permanently by making applicants prove their value to society, including being able to speak a “high standard” of English. The plan is the latest government effort to dent the rising popularity of the populist Reform UK party, which has led the debate on tackling illegal  immigration and forced Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s Labour Party to toughen its policies. Most legal migrants can currently apply…

HEALING STREAMS WITH PASTOR CHRIS – Takes place on 24th to 26th October 2025 The October Healing Streams Live Healing Services with the Man of God, Pastor Chris Oyakhilome, are almost here! From the 24th to the 26th of October 2025, the world will experience three days of miracles, transformation, and divine encounters! Previous editions have been translated into over 8,000 languages with more than 5 billion people participating worldwide. With just 25 days to go, ministers of the Gospel everywhere are preparing for this extraordinary global program. Registration has begun, and you can register at www.healingstreams.tv/LHS

MOLDOVANS VOTE IN PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION-To win a  majority in the 101-seat chamber Polls opened in Chisinau on Sunday as Moldovans vote in a parliamentary election that could have a major impact on the government’s quest to join the European Union. If neither side wins a majority in the 101-seat chamber, political horse-trading is likely to follow, further unsettling one of Europe’s countries. To a government aspiring to join the EU, control of parliament is vital for the long-term legislative efforts required. power in the former Soviet republic has swung for decades between pro-European and pro-Russian groups. About a third of…

CHINA OPEN TENNIS – Gauff survives 3-set marathon, Paolini and Anisimova advance It took defending champion Coco Gauff two hours and 45 minutes to advance to the next round of the China Open, beating Leylah Fernandez 6-4 4-6 7-5. In a game littered with long rallies Gauff came out on top despite a wobble in the second set.  World number six Jasmine Paolini beat Sofia Kenin at the fifth time of asking, and this time, in straight sets. She cruised through the first set winning the first three games and then didn’t drop a game in the second to win…

CHANCELLOR UNVEILS WELFARE-TO-WORK PLAN – Reeves vows to abolish long-term youth unemployment Chancellor Rachel Reeves has announced a strict new “Youth Guarantee” and doubled down on fiscal discipline in her Labour Party conference speech, while also igniting tensions within her own party. The new scheme pledges to abolish long-term youth unemployment by offering every 18–24-year-old on Universal Credit for 18 months a paid job or training placement.  Those who refuse without a “reasonable excuse” will face sanctions, including the loss of benefits. Reeves framed the plan as a step toward building a society based on “contribution.” On tax, the Chancellor…

UK CONDEMNS RUSSIA’S WAR IN UKRAINE – UK and Russia exchange positions on the conflict The war in Ukraine was a central point of discussion at the G20 meeting yesterday, with the Foreign Ministers of Russia and the UK presenting sharply different views on the conflict. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov accused “the West” and NATO of “provoking the crisis in Ukraine.” He stated that economic sanctions violate the U.N. Charter and pose a serious threat to the global economy. UK Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper, in a subsequent address, rejected Russia’s claims. Cooper stated that the conflict is an “unprovoked…