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MEPS have voted in favour of the post-Brexit trade deal between the UK and the EU by a landslide number of votes. MEPS voted on whether to approve the EU-UK agreement, that was struck on Christmas Eve last year, last night. The vote was announced shortly after 8am this morning, which saw lawmakers overwhelmingly back the deal with 660 voting for, five against and 332 abstentions. European Commission President Ursual von der Leyen has welcomed the news, which brings over four years of acrimonious negotiations between the two sides to a formal end. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said…

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) said on Tuesday it had voted to approve a SpaceX plan to deploy some Starlink satellites at a lower earth orbit than planned as part of its push to offer space-based broadband internet. Elon Musk’s SpaceX had asked the FCC for approval to fly 2,824 satellites at a lower orbit as part of the plan to provide high-speed broadband internet services to people who currently lack access. The change in altitude would improve space safety, reduce power flux density emissions to improve the interference environment and lower “elevation angles to improve the customer experience,” SpaceX told…

Professional services giant PwC, based in the City of London, claimed the bloc “needs London” because of the UK’s position on the world stage. And John Garvey, PwC’s global head of financial services stressed any deal on financial equivalence would happen in the long term. Responding to comments made by the EU’s Commissioner for Financial Services Mairead McGuinness, Mr Garvey said: “There’s going to be a strange relationship developing over time where the Europeans realise they need London. “So, I think there will be some kind of deal because the continent will need access to the London market. “I know…

NICOLA STURGEON has sparked a backlash after refusing to admit the impact Scottish independence would have on the country’s economy during a fiery exchange with Andrew Marr. The BBC host grilled the SNP leader over whether it is “shameful” that her Government is yet to release an economic projection of how independence will affect Scotland. Andrew Marr asked: “Don’t you think it’s shameful that a government looking to take Scotland out of the UK hasn’t even bothered to look at the impact on the economy?” Nicola Sturgeon snapped back: “If I was asking people a week on Thursday to vote on the question whether or not…

https://vimeo.com/542072858 Special prayer program to hold from May 1st to May 3rd, 2021. The man of God, Reverend (Dr.) Chris Oyakhilome, has called for a special three days global prayer and fasting program. The Spirit inspired prayer program is slated for Saturday, May 1st to Monday, May 3rd, 2021. Pastor Chris made the call during the last phase of the epochal ‘Your LoveWorld Specials’ (Season 3), which took airwaves from April 12th to April 16th. The man of God, emphasized the need for Christians to intensify their prayers, adding fasting and continually be on the offensive against the evil machinations…

U.S. Special Climate Envoy John Kerry on Monday denied allegations stemming from leaked audio that suggested he disclosed the number of Israeli attacks on Iranian targets to Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif. “I can tell you that this story and these allegations are unequivocally false. This never happened—either when I was Secretary of State or since,” Kerry wrote on Twitter. Kerry’s response was attached to a Twitter message by a Washington Post reporter who cited a State Department spokesperson saying that the Israeli attacks had already been disclosed by Israel itself. The Post reporter further shared a September 2018 Reuters story in which an Israeli official said that the…

Three wins from their final five games would guarantee the Foxes, who are third, a top-four spot. Brendan Rodgers praised Leicester’s desire after a crucial win over Crystal Palace kept their Champions League dream on track, and the manager hailed Kelechi Iheanacho whose 17th goal of the season – his 14th in his last 14 games – earned a battling 2-1 win after the Eagles gave the hosts a scare. Wilfried Zaha put Palace in front before Timothy Castagne and Iheanacho struck to move Leicester seven points clear of fifth-placed West Ham in the Premier League. Three wins from their final five games would guarantee the Foxes, who are…

BREXIT Britain received a stern threat by Spanish MEP Garcia Perez who claimed Brussels will ensure London will be “penalised” if it practices unfair competition on labour and environmental standards Addressing the European Parliament ahead of MEPs’ vote on the UK-EU Brexit agreement, the leader of the Social and Democrats group said Boris Johnson failed to keep his promises to Brexiteers as both Northern Ireland and Gibraltar remain effectively shackled to the EU. She also warned London will be punished unless it respects the rules of fair competition. She said: “The loss of a significant partner is no reason to celebrate but…

BRITONS have launched a furious attack against the European Union after a top eurocrat warned it will not move quickly to ensure the City of London has access to the EU’s financial services markets. The bloc’s commissioner for financial services Mairead McGuinness warned she is not under any pressure to accelerate talks with the UK to help the sector. EU ministers are still continuing to finalise the details of a recent memorandum of understanding for future regulatory cooperation – four months after Brexit when the UK cut all ties with the bloc. The agreement, which was negotiated separately from the…

NICOLA STURGEON’S Scottish Government has suffered a major blow in its hopes to rejoin the EU, as its fiscal deficit soars. New data from the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) will be released this week, showing in 2020-21 the gap between public spending and tax revenues has risen to 22 to 25 percent of Scotland’s gross domestic product. It comes as a blow to the SNP’s hopes to rejoin the EU, as the deficit has hit eight times the acceptable limit set by the bloc, which is 3 percent of GDP. The EU has suspended its fiscal rules during the pandemic.…