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Isaac Katende aka Kasuku. Quick Talk meets with Isaac Daniel Katende, aka Kasuku, who presents the Talk and Talk show on Dembe FM. At Royal Suites hotel Bugolobi where they talk, Christmas is in the air. Children are wearing the red and white Santa Claus beanies, and while no carols are playing, Quick Talk feels so Christmassy. |
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Cardinal Vincent Nichols said it was a "fact" that Christians were the most persecuted people on earth, but few followers of the faith trying to escape the dual horrors of Bashar Assad's brutal regime and the rise of Islamic State would be given sanctuary in the UK under the Government's scheme. |
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Migrants and refugees paddling a rubber dinghy close to the beach at Psalidi near Kos, Greece.
Christian refugees fleeing Syria are being bypassed in Britain’s resettlement programme, the head of the Roman Catholic Church in England and Wales has warned. |
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© Emmanuel Foudrot/Reuters Yassin Salhi is escorted by police officers after allegedly beheading his boss in Saint-Priest, near Lyon, France, June 28. The man who allegedly beheaded his boss in a suspected Islamist attack in France earlier this year has committed suicide in prison, French national daily newspaper Le Figaro reports. |
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By Richard Gray for MailOnline The ancient pages were found bound alongside those of a younger copy of the Koran from the seventh century AD. It is thought they had been put together because the Hijazi script on the parchment was similar. They had been collected during the 1920s by a Chaldean priest.... |
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By Richard Gray for MailOnline The ancient pages were found bound alongside those of a younger copy of the Koran from the seventh century AD. It is thought they had been put together because the Hijazi script on the parchment was similar. They had been collected during the 1920s by a Chaldean priest.... |
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1524: Portuguese navigator Vasco da Gama, who discovered a sea route around Africa to India, dies in Cochin, India. 1798: Britain and Russia sign alliance against France. 1800: A plot is uncovered in Paris to assassinate Napoleon Bonaparte. 1814: United States and Britain sign the Treaty of Ghent in Belgium, ending War of 1812. |
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Peggy Say, who spent nearly seven years on a tireless quest for the release of her brother, journalist Terry Anderson, and fellow hostages from kidnappers in Lebanon, died Wednesday. She was 74. Anderson, the chief Middle East correspondent for the Associated Press when he was abducted from the.... |
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Jerry Romig, who, as the voice of the New Orleans Saints, led football fans through 44 years of exasperating losses and exhilarating victories, died Wednesday (Dec. 23) at his River Ridge home. He was 86. Although Mr. Romig's work as the play-by-play announcer for the Saints' home games was the.... |
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The priest said "the whole midnight mass has a strong emotional element" for him. "The scene, the full church, the great choir, the good crib, the lively decoration, the whole friendliness everywhere... As I am giving communion at midnight mass, I know that I don't recognise all the people coming up.... |
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Abimbola Akosile writes on the need to step development down to all levels, after attending an intensive training of West African media practitioners on the new Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which are billed to kick off in Nigeria on January 1, 2016. New York, USA in September was an eye-opener. |
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