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The 78-year-old seemed relaxed and in good humour in his interaction with reporters and cameramen. Asked by a journalist of his experience behind bars for more than 400 days, he responded, with a smirk on his face: "Before you arrived, it was better here. |
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‘Lack of blood samples’ hampering efforts to find antibody test. A lack of blood samples from patients who have had Covid-19 is hampering efforts to validate antibody tests, experts have said. Public Health England (PHE) currently only has a small number of positive blood samples for screening.... |
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Two West Midlands Police officers lead a man to their police van on High Street after arresting him in Rotunda Square (Image: Graham Young / BirminghamLive) Within seconds a police van comes steaming up High Street and two officers jump out at the edge of Rotunda Square. |
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As part of Holy Week, Reverend Jim Lamont has been sharing with us his 'thought for the day' each day on the Nine Til Noon Show. You can listen back by clicking on the links below: Monday Tuesday Wednesday And just a reminder, Highland Radio is broadcasting the Celebration of the Lord's Passion from.... |
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Up to a third of the parishes in the Catholic Archdiocese of Olomouc, which covers much of Moravia and parts of Eastern Bohemia, will organise special online services during Easter time, the Czech News Agency reported on Wednesday, citing the Archbishopric’s spokesman. |
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Notre-Dame Cathedral is to hold a short service on Good Friday almost a year after it was devastated by fire. Attendance will be limited with just a small congregation of worshippers due to the ongoing coronavirus lockdown in France. France has been forced to impose stricter lockdown measures as the.... |
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Asked by a journalist of his experience behind bars for more than 400 days, he responded, with a smirk on his face: "Before you arrived, it was better here." Immediately after stepping out of his car, he made light of his attire, saying: "I'm sorry I'm not dressed a bit better, but I didn't expect this. |
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Cardinal George Pell has revealed prison life was "not too bad" as he wasted no time leaving Victoria following his acquittal. After waking on his first day of freedom in more than a year, Cardinal Pell left the Carmelite Monastery in Melbourne's east, headed for Sydney. |
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Cardinal George Pell has revealed prison life was "not too bad" as he wasted no time leaving Victoria following his acquittal. After waking on his first day of freedom in more than a year, Cardinal Pell left the Carmelite Monastery in Melbourne's east, headed for Sydney. |
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I n our new reality under the COVID-19 pandemic, no matter where you live in Australia, Prime Minister Scott Morrison has advised there are really only four acceptable reasons to go out: Shopping for what you need: food or supplies to help keep you at home, including going to the petrol station, ATM.... |
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Asked by a journalist of his experience behind bars for more than 400 days, he responded, with a smirk on his face: "Before you arrived, it was better here." Immediately after stepping out of his car, he made light of his attire, saying: "I'm sorry I'm not dressed a bit better, but I didn't expect this. |
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