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EGR European Gospel Radio

Worldwide on Shortwave radio, streaming and satellite

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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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From a River Severn 'tsunami' to a plane crash in Gloucester
Landmark moments are scattered throughout Gloucestershire's rich history. While events like the floods of 2007 are well-known to the county's residents, some incredible parts of Gloucestershire's past have been discussed less in recent years. Did you know Cheltenham Racecourse's grandstand was once....

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Suspect in bomb mailings charged with 5 federal crimes 7:18 PM EDT Oct 26, 2018
A Florida registered Republican with a history of financial problems, petty arrests and flamboyant political criticism mailed at least 14 explosive packages through the mail, targeting Democratic leaders and multimillionaires in a plot that struck a chord of fear throughout the nation, federal officials said in arrest records Friday.

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The Latest: Trump orders flags be flown at half-staff
8:50 p.m. A nurse and chaplain at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center is among the survivors of a gunman’s deadly rampage through a synagogue on Saturday. His brother tells the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette that Daniel Leger was in critical condition Saturday after undergoing surgery at UPMC Presbyterian in Oakland, Pennsylvania.

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Man shouts at Plibersek, pushes minister
An angry protester has shouted at federal deputy Labor leader Tanya Plibersek before pushing Victorian MP Martin Foley at an event in Melbourne. The man, wearing a blue t-shirt and cap, accused Labor of stealing franking dividends and destroying marriage and the church ahead of a press conference....

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Shooting at Kentucky grocery store raises questions about hate crime
Google Maps Street View (JEFFERSONTOWN, Ky.) — Two recent shootings in the U.S. — one in Kentucky, one in Pennsylvania — are both being investigated as possible hate crimes, authorities said. The suspect who fatally shot two people at a Kentucky Kroger grocery store on Oct.

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The New Cold War
There’s always a pile of bodies at these massacre sites. Whether it’s at a synagogue, church, nightclub or school, there’s always an assault weapon, or a bunch of them. There’s always the survivors clutching each other, weeping in little clumps outside. And there’s always one other thing. A lonely man.

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Paul Finebaum talks funniest colleagues, classic rock
His first year as a weekly contributor on ESPN's "College GameDay," Paul Finebaum was surprised one Saturday when he encountered Bill Murray on-set and the actor asked him, "Paul, how you doing?" Murray was appearing on that particular broadcast at Clemson University as a celebrity guest.

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With KQ flight, foibles forgiven as hypocrisy takes the high seat
CNN anchor Richard Quest takes a selfie with Captain Irene Mutungi at the Kenya Airways headquarters in Nairobi. PHOTO | COURTESY In Summary. Mr Quest is proudly gay and, soon after arrival, he defended his sexual preferences in an interview . We did not hear the expected howls of protest from the notoriously homophobic voices.

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Inventor of the first wearable, battery-powered pacemaker
The partnership got off to a slow start. Originally conceived as a repair shop for hospitals’ electronic equipment, Medtronic made US$8 in its first month. But following a blackout in the Twin Cities in 1957, a young surgeon asked Mr. Bakken if he could make a pacemaker that would not be dependent on the hospital’s power supply.

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Paul Finebaum talks funniest TV colleagues, tape-delays, classic-rock
His first year as a weekly contributor on ESPN's "College GameDay," Paul Finebaum was surprised one Saturday when he encountered Bill Murray off-set and the actor asked him, "Paul, how you doing?" Murray was appearing on that particular broadcast at Clemson University as a celebrity guest.

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Over nearly a century, Rose Mallinger saw the best and worst of America. Until Saturday.
Stars of David with the names of those killed at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh in Saturday’s shooting are seen in a memorial outside the synagogue on Sunday. At right, an undated photo of Rose Mallinger. (Photos: Gene J. Puskar/AP, Facebook) In the ghastly scrapbook of tragedy, this will be the one where the victims were older.

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O Jerusalem, Jerusalem, thou that killest the prophets, and stonest them which are sent unto thee, how often would I have gathered thy chickens together, even as a hen gathereth her chickens under her wings, and ye would not! Matthew, 23. 37

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