Author: LoveWorld UK

Before a ball was kicked in the 2020-21 season the talk was all about whether Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool could regain their crown and start a dynasty. They were head and shoulders above all of their rivals in 2019-20, winning the league title with ease. But, torn apart by Manchester City on Sunday, nobody is throwing the word ‘dynasty’ around, not for Liverpool. Now the race is on to even make the top four. It looks like nobody will be able to derail City’s title charge now but the race for the other Champions League places is red-hot. Chelsea were marooned down in 10th but an unbeaten start…

Former President Donald Trump and his legal team are pleased with the agreement reached between Senate Republicans and Democrats on the framework for the upcoming impeachment trial, Trump’s office said in a statement. “We appreciate that Senate Republican leadership stood strong for due process and secured a structure that is consistent with past precedent,” the statement said. “This process will provide us with an opportunity to explain to Senators why it is absurd and unconstitutional to hold an impeachment trial against a private citizen.” This comes after Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) announced that the upper chamber had reached a bipartisan deal on how the…

“What the Lord is saying is that more grace is being released” — Pastor Chris Oyakhilome. The month of February is set to be one to savor as the man of God, Reverend (Dr.) Chris Oyakhilome, declared it to be ‘the Month of Grace’ at the February Global Communion Service. Reading from James 4:6 and Hebrews 4:16, Pastor Chris clarified that God gives more grace and not more anointing or double portion anointing as many erroneously crave. “What the Lord is saying is that in the month of February, more grace is being released,” he announced. God’s people received the…

24-hour non-stop prayers and miracles beaming live on all LoveWorld Networks and various internet platforms. The first Healing School Online Prayer Conference for the year 2021, is set to engulf the globe from Friday, February 5th at 6pm GMT+1, through to Saturday, February 6th. It will be a 24-hour non-stop prayer marathon with diverse miracles recorded from across the globe. The special program is poised to make preparations in prayers for unprecedented healing experiences by the sick this year. Anticipations are off the roof as many from various nations of the world have already registered online in readiness to participate…

Is it just the injuries? Is it just the schedule? Is it enough simply to say that, given the way they play, given the fact they have been without their three first-choice central defenders for large parts of the season, that Liverpool have been up against it and that, given more normal conditions, they will rise again? Or, after their 4-1 defeat against Manchester City on Sunday, is there something more serious going on? First, what Roy Keane would dismiss as the excuses. They have been unlucky with injuries, less in their number than in their concentration at the heart of the…

Alex Salmond has said he will not appear before MSPs on Tuesday morning after strongly criticising their investigation into a botched Scottish government inquiry into sexual harassment claims against him. The former first minister’s lawyers accused the Holyrood committee of taking an “absurd position” over Salmond’s submission to its investigation and setting “offensive” parameters on what he can say. Salmond’s lawyer, David McKie, said he would give evidence to the committee by 16 February but only if he was given written clarification on what he would be allowed to discuss without breaching legal restrictions imposed by the courts and Holyrood’s…

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said on Sunday that he was working on a bill with legislators in his state to prevent big tech companies taking action to moderate user content based on their political viewpoint. “We are working with Sen. [Bryan] Hughes on legislation to prevent social media providers like Facebook & Twitter from cancelling conservative speech,” Abbott said in a statement on Twitter. His announcement follows Florida’s move to pass legislation that would penalize social media companies that de-platform candidates during an election. The proposed law would fine companies $100,000 a day until the candidate’s access to the platform is restored. Florida will also require companies who promote…

British online fashion retailer Boohoo has bought the Dorothy Perkins, Wallis and Burton brands from the administrators of Arcadia for 25.2 million pounds ($34.6 million), completing the break-up of Philip Green’s empire. Like rival ASOS’s purchase last month of Arcadia’s prized Topshop, Topman, Miss Selfridge and HIIT brands, Boohoo’s deal does not include any stores, concessions or franchises. Administrators Deloitte said all 214 Dorothy Perkins, Burton and Wallis stores will permanently close. Some 260 head office staff will transfer to Boohoo, leaving 2,450 retail staff at risk of redundancy. Monday’s deal follows Boohoo’s purchase last month of the Debenhams brand…

“You were recreated in true righteousness and holiness when you were born again” — Pastor Chris Oyakhilome. The first phase of the week-long ‘Your LoveWorld Specials’ with Pastor Chris, Season 3, reached a rousing crescendo on Sunday January 31, 2021. Streamed live via all LoveWorld Networks and various internet platforms, the epochal series, witnessed a superlative widespread participation from all around the world. It was a rich compendium of heartfelt worship and praise, earnest prayers, profound revelations from the scriptures and outstanding testimonies. Ministering at the climax of this broadcast, President of LoveWorld Inc., Reverend (Dr.) Chris Oyakhilome taught expansively…

England and Wales will go ahead with local government elections on May 6 despite the COVID-19 pandemic, the government said on Friday announcing a range of additional safeguards to make voting flexible and secure. The elections, which decide hundreds of positions in local governments across both countries, had been under review due the coronavirus, with England currently in a state of lockdown that is expected to last at least another month. But on Friday the government said that they had decided to go ahead, albeit with a series of special measures including more flexible rules on proxy voting and telling…