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President of Montenegro Milo Djukanovic. Photo: EPA-EFE/MALTON DIBRA. Montenegrin President Milo Djukanovic has told members of his ruling Democratic Party of Socialists, DPS, not to participate in the popular protests over the new religion law, led by the Serbian Orthodox Church, saying they are against Montenegro. |
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BBC Radio host interviews children in Nottinghamshire on life's big questions! “On the Breakfast Show we hear from a lot of adults, and so we thought it would be interesting, quirky, and possibly entertaining, to get a child’s take on life." 5 February 2020
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Fashionable reverends Lucy Natasha, Kathy Kiuna face off in 14 captivating photos.
Natasha and Kathy are women who have taken over the gospel industry which has been male dominated for the longest time.
Although both serve in different churches, the two have a great sense of fashion on top of their beauty. |
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Children are normally welcomed at birth with joy and happiness and you normally hear midwives telling the expectant mother "congratulations, you have a bouncing baby boy or girl" and it's all smiles from the mother after the excruciating pangs of labour that might have lasted for between 8 to 15 hours. |
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Tributes have been paid to ‘the best drummer’ to play for a hit Potteries pop group. Barry Sargeant, from , died peacefully at at the age of 79. He will be remembered by many in North Staffordshire and beyond as the drummer with the beat band, The Marauders, who hit the charts in 1963 with their recording of That’s What I Want. |
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A group of contract workers and leaders of the Pascua Lama mining project, being conducted by Canada’s Barrick Gold in Chile and Argentina, were taken today a Catholic Church in the northern town of Vallenar in protest labor demands of health and safety. |
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N ot so many years ago, arriving on a Friday night at Bridewell Street in the centre of Bristol (better known as The Bridewell) might have meant a night in the cells. Until 2005, this cluster of Grade II-listed buildings housed a police headquarters, police station and law courts, as well as a fire station. |
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“It is a simple fact that these now-failing terrorists have targeted the vulnerable, the religious, the non-religious, the young, and the old without discrimination,” he said in an article in Speaking Out; a guest opinion column for Christianity Today, published in US. |
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Ibadan, Nigeria - Before she started to forget things, Elizabeth Mustafa was relearning how to walk. Her diabetic foot ulcer had gotten out of control and her right leg had been amputated. Leaning on her four-wheeled walker, she would try to manoeuvre herself around the house as someone, usually her.... |
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Michael Agzarian: Global Melody Project | Wednesday, February 5 onward | Wagga Art Gallery Thought provoking and inspiring, the Global Melody Project began when Agzarian saw a group of pedestrians all wearing headphones waiting for traffic lights to change, and he wondered what they were all listening to. |
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The 49ers won the toss, and elected to defer; the Chiefs took the ball to start the game. “By honoring these four veterans at the championship game, the league is preserving the national memory of the Greatest Generation and World War II,’’ said Holly Rotondi, executive director of the Friends of the National World War II Memorial. |
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