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Brussels is said to be operating on a “working hypothesis” that Boris Johnson “isn’t bluffing” about crashing out of the bloc. Downing Street has said Boris Johnson wants to negotiate a new Brexit deal “with the greatest energy”, amid reports EU leaders have accepted the UK is going to leave without an agreement. Brussels is said to be operating on a “working hypothesis of no-deal” after accepting the prime minister “isn’t bluffing” about crashing out of the bloc. It comes after a meeting on Monday between European Commission officials and Brexit diplomats from the 27 other EU member states. Mr…

All the wealth in this world: the precious stones, minerals, oil and everything that men believe they own, actually belong to the Lord, with whom you’re a joint-heir. Your wealth, therefore, is limitless, inestimable, and unquantifiable. Declare every day that you’re rich and blessed beyond measure. Hallelujah!

The month of August has been declared as the Month of Beauty by the President of LoveWorld Inc. Rev Dr. Chris Oyakhilome at the August Global Communion Service. Reading from the Book of Psalms chapter 50: 2 which reads, out of Zion the perfection of beauty God hath shined, he explained that “there is a special beauty that rests upon you everywhere you go”. The monthly Global Communion Service is held by Pastor Chris on the first Sunday of every month with millions participating from all over the world.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson met people involved in the Whaley Bridge reservoir dam operation on Friday. Johnson visited a school near the dam in central England, where some of the emergency services operations were being coordinated. Earlier on Friday a British military helicopter dropped sacks of ballast onto the outer slope of the dam in a bid to prevent it collapsing and flooding the town below. Police were evacuating more than 6,000 residents, telling them to take pets and any medication they needed with them after the dam was badly damaged during heavy rains.

Twenty hospitals in England due to receive an extra £850m funding for upgrades to outdated facilities and new equipment have been revealed. Prime Minister Boris Johnson will formally announce the plans – part of NHS spending pledges totalling £1.8bn – at a Lincolnshire hospital on Monday. Projects the £850m will pay for include a new women and children’s hospital in Cornwall. But a healthcare charity said the money risked being a “drop in the ocean”. The funding pledge comes during a week of health policy announcements by the government, with Health Secretary Matt Hancock expected to announce pension changes aimed…

Formula One leader Lewis Hamilton hunted down Max Verstappen to win the Hungarian Grand Prix for a record-extending seventh time on Sunday (August 4) and surge 62 points clear in the championship standings. Dutch 21-year-old Verstappen, who had started from pole position for the first time, was runner-up after being reeled in and overtaken four laps from the end with his tyres worn to the limit.   A triumph attributed to Mercedes Team strategy of moving Hamilton to soft tires before the end of the race.  Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel finished third and more than a minute behind — an eternity in…

Asian shares suffered their steepest daily drop in 10 months on Monday (August 5), as Sino-U.S. trade friction sent the yuan slumping to a more than decade trough and stampeded investors into safe harbors. South Korean shares tumbled more than 2% to close at their lowest level since June 2016. The drop comes amid escalating trade tensions between the U.S. and China, South Korea’s largest export markets, and also a worsening diplomatic row with Japan. Japan said on Friday it would remove South Korea from a list of countries that enjoy minimum export restrictions from Aug. 28, pushing the KOSPI…

U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross addressed business leaders in Sao Paulo on Tuesday (July 30), warning that the EU-Mercosur deal could put at risk a possible free trade agreement between Brazil and the United States. Ross was in Brazil the same day that U.S. President Donald Trump said he will pursue a U.S. trade agreement with Brazil, suggesting a friendly relationship with Bolsonaro could help lower trade barriers between the two biggest economies in the Americas. Ross said a trade deal between Mercosur and the European Union, reached in principle last month, should avoid “obstacles” and “roadblocks” that would obstruct…

The PM on Thursday could face his first setback, when voters in the Brecon and Radnorshire constituency, in South Wales, votie in a by-election. The sitting Tory MP, Chris Davies, was convicted of filing false expenses and 18,000 voters signed a petition to recall him.  Conservatives then shocked many by selecting Mr Davies to stand again, although there may be method in the madness – the party believes they can portray the recall petition as a politicised overreaction to an honest mistake. The Liberal Democrats are heavy favourites to win the election, having made a pact with the Greens and…

A disorderly Brexit would be disastrous for the Irish economy, the head of Northern Ireland’s largest nationalist party warned Prime Minister Boris Johnson, at a meeting with Britain’s new leader. PM Johnson is meeting the leaders of the five main political parties in Northern Ireland, to encourage a resolution in talks between Sinn Fein and the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) to restore a power-sharing government, which collapsed more a year and a half ago. Sinn Fein and the pro-British DUP — the largest parties in Northern Ireland — remain deeply divided over Brexit and the proposed Irish backstop which has…