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A man has created a mini-museum of wartime spies’ equipment in his own home. Ian Keyser has transformed his house in Church Whitfield, near Dover, into a shrine of communications equipment including radios dropped by parachute into enemy territory. His collections also features Morse code.... |
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The ESB says power has been restored to all customers affected by Storm Callum. At the height of the storm up to 30 thousand customers lost service, predominantly in the southwest. The storm is still moving across the UK where 30 flood warnings remain in place with the worst of the weather expected across south Wales. |
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Speaking to Radio Sputnik, Salih Dogan, a researcher in politics and international affairs specializing in Turkish politics and foreign policy at Keele University, outlined Ankara and Washington's possible next steps. Sputnik: Why did Ankara agree to free the pastor at all in your view? Salih Dogan:.... |
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Liberals routinely denounce conservatives as racists, but after the vicious insults hurled at Kanye West in the anti-Trump media in the past few days in response to his meeting with President Trump, prominent African-American conservatives are saying West is being unfairly targeted for racist attacks from the left. |
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Spokeswoman Helen O’Brien said: “After a 2-year hiatus from touring, one of the UK’s most popular TV and live comedian is back with a new show entitled ‘Chubster’. This hotly anticipated show premieres at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival this August in the prestigious Pleasance Courtyard One venue for the month before touring from mid-September. |
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UP FOR SAINTHOOD. The tapestries of Archbishop Oscar Romero (left) and Pope Paul VI (right) hang from a balcony of the facade of St Peter's Basilica at the Vatican on October 13, 2018, a day before the Catholic Church officially recognizes them as saints. Photo by Filippo Monteforte/AFP. |
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8 minutes ago. Hanna Kozlowska Pope Francis named seven new saints during Mass in St. Peter’s Square in the Vatican on Sunday (Oct. 14), including two of the Catholic Church’s most controversial and influential figures of the 20th century: Pope Paul VI, and the martyred Salvadoran archbishop Oscar Romero. |
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San Salvador (AFP) - Oscar Romero, the murdered Salvadoran cleric canonized Sunday by Pope Francis, was a powerful orator who used his pulpit to denounce rampant military repression and social injustice. As archbishop of San Salvador, Romero emerged as a "voice of the voiceless" during intense social and political conflict in El Salvador. |
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Esther Chavez vividly remembers the day in 1980 when a voice through a university loudspeaker delivered the news: San Salvador's Catholic Archbishop, Oscar Arnulfo Romero, had been fatally shot. “Everyone went crazy,” said Chavez, a New Jersey-based community activist who left El Salvador decades ago. |
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A quick death might have been better than this. That's what Dunn expected when she left in 1976, forced out by a federal government that planned to bury Walpack under a man-made lake created by a proposed dam across the Delaware. Two years later the dam was cancelled. |
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A quick death might have been better than this. That's what Dunn expected when she left in 1976, forced out by a federal government that planned to bury Walpack under a man-made lake created by a proposed dam across the Delaware. Two years later the dam was cancelled. |
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