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Fury at Anjem Choudary broadcast a day after guilty verdicts were returned in trial of two men accused of Woolwich murder Muslim organisations are to ask the director general of the BBC to explain the decision to broadcast an interview with an extremist preacher with close links to one of Lee Rigby's killers. |
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In a moving interview, Aimee West, a former Royal Military Policewoman, reveals her desperate attempts to contact her husband-to-be on the day he died. |
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Sunday Mirror columnist Carole Malone finds that people regard the shame of using a food bank as worse than going hungry |
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Fifty years after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, the telling and retelling of that day has been practically unending. Most of it I've neither listened to nor read. For, selfish as it might seem, I simply have not wanted to live that sadness again. |
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Sunday Mirror columnist Carole Malone finds that people regard the shame of using a food bank as worse than going hungry |
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Those who have invested heavily in Michael Kay need not worry about him succumbing to the cliche about biting off more than you can chew. Attached to his self-acknowledged big head, big face, or whatever is an even bigger mouth. |
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Ken “The Hutch” Hutcherson, 61, a former Seattle Seahawk and an outspoken pastor who started the Antioch Bible Church in Redmond and championed racial equality but opposed gay marriage, died Wednesday. He had prostate cancer. Sally Skinner Behnke, 90, a daughter of one of Seattle’s wealthiest.... |
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Angry listeners have today questioned why the BBC chose to give air time to the radical Islamist who refused to condemn the brutal murder of soldier Lee Rigby. |
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So you think your family Christmas involving people like cranky Uncle Mort or wild cousin Mary is complicated? Try being a member of the clergy at this time of year. |
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Czech TV will broadcast the Midnight Mass on Christmas Eve live from the Cathedral of the Divine Saviour in Ostrava, a spokeswoman for the public broadcaster’s Ostrava department said on Saturday. The mass will be celebrated by the bishop of the Ostrava-Opava diocese, František Václav Lobkwicz. |