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EGR European Gospel Radio

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Welcome to European Gospel Radio (EGR)!

Our mission is to spread the Gospel to the World on Shortwave, AM/Medium Wave, Satellite radio, TV and the Internet
EGR is owned and operated by NEXUS-IBA, a non profit association of broadcasters and program producers
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Boris Johnson to discuss easing lockdown and two-metre rule with MPs
Boris Johnson is expected to announce on Tuesday plans for the hospitality sector to reopen from July 4 and set out whether the two-metre social distancing rule in England can be relaxed. Health Secretary Matt Hancock said over the weekend that England is “clearly on track” to further ease lockdown....
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Boris Johnson to discuss easing lockdown and two-metre rule with MPs
He will then outline plans to Parliament on Tuesday for pubs, restaurants, hotels and hairdressers to reopen in England from July 4, and a likely loosening of the distancing guidance to boost the economic restart. Dr Zeshan Qureshi, lead author of a report on social distancing for Oxford....
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Second victim of attack named Daily Mail
© AP. The second victim of the Reading terror attack was today named as a 'brilliant and loving' 39-year-old American pharmaceutical worker who had been living in Britain for 15 years. Joe Ritchie-Bennett, from Philadelphia in the US, had been working for a Dutch firm in the Berkshire town for about....
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Reading stabbings: American Joe Ritchie-Bennett named as victim
Image copyright Reuters Image caption Police officers carry flowers left at the scene of multiple stabbings in Reading. An American man is the second victim of the Reading stabbings to be named. Joe Ritchie-Bennett had lived in the UK for 15 years, his father confirmed to US TV network CBS. Teacher James Furlong and one other person also died.
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Second Reading attack victim named as Joe Ritchie-Bennett as father pays tribute to 'brilliant' son
Mr Ritchie-Bennett worked at a London law firm when he first moved to England and had spent the last ten years working at a Dutch firm in Reading. The 39-year-old comes from a family of law enforcement as his mother and sister-in-law are retired police officers, his brother Richard has been in the....
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Father pays tribute to 'brilliant' son killed in Reading terror attack
Mr Ritchie-Bennett worked at a London law firm when he first moved to England and had spent the last ten years working at a Dutch firm in Reading. The 39-year-old comes from a family of law enforcement as his mother and sister-in-law are retired police officers, his brother Richard has been in the....
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The State funeral took place of the 'dearly loved and respected' Det. Garda Colm Horkan yesterday
The Funeral took place in Charlestown of Detective Garda Colm Horkan yesterday afternoon. An emotive State funeral Mass took place at St Jame’s Chruch as family and friends, members of An Garda Síochána, Charlestown GAA and the wider community paid their final farewell to the popular Garda.
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Second victim of Reading attack is ‘brilliant and loving’ American man
The second victim of the Reading terror attack was today named as a ‘brilliant and loving’ 39-year-old American pharmaceutical worker who had been living in Britain for 15 years. Joe Ritchie-Bennett, from Philadelphia in the US, had been working for a Dutch firm in the Berkshire town for about a....
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Coronavirus - all you need to know as PM to unveil plan for pubs and restaurants
Boris Johnson is set to unveil the latest lockdown measures that can be relaxed – paving the way for pubs, restaurants and hairdressers to reopen on July 4. The Prime Minister will hold meetings with senior ministers and experts in No10 today before updating the Commons on the plans tomorrow.
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Erick Knight to launch radio station
VETERAN radio and TV presenter Erick "The General" Knight has disclosed that he is set to launch a radio station, Radio54 African Panorama Live, which will focus on Africa. Knight told News Day Life & Style that the aim was to do away with polarisation in the media.
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Live Reading stabbings latest news: Security services face 'wicked problem' deciding who on their list is capable of a deadly attack, says former head of counter-terror
P olice and security services face a "wicked problem" deciding which of the 40,000 people known to them could launch a terror attack, a former head of UK counter terrorism has said. Three people were killed in Forbury Gardens, Reading, by a man said to have started stabbing groups at random as they enjoyed a drink and picnics in the city park.
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