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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
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Lib pressure for women amid polling drop
Liberal powerbrokers in Canberra are applying pressure for a woman to win pre-selection in the blue ribbon seat of Wentworth, with a safe spot on the party's senate ticket offered instead to the man leading the race. Despite Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Tuesday arguing a candidate should be....

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Lib pressure for women amid polling drop
Liberal powerbrokers in Canberra are applying pressure for a woman to win pre-selection in the blue ribbon seat of Wentworth, with a safe spot on the party's senate ticket offered instead to the man leading the race. Despite Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Tuesday arguing a candidate should be....

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Lib pressure for women amid polling drop
Liberal powerbrokers in Canberra are applying pressure for a woman to win pre-selection in the blue ribbon seat of Wentworth, with a safe spot on the party's senate ticket offered instead to the man leading the race. Despite Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Tuesday arguing a candidate should be....

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Lib pressure for women amid polling drop
Liberal powerbrokers in Canberra are applying pressure for a woman to win pre-selection in the blue ribbon seat of Wentworth, with a safe spot on the party's senate ticket offered instead to the man leading the race. Despite Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Tuesday arguing a candidate should be....

Read Full Article
 
Lib pressure for women amid polling drop
Liberal powerbrokers in Canberra are applying pressure for a woman to win pre-selection in the blue ribbon seat of Wentworth, with a safe spot on the party's senate ticket offered instead to the man leading the race. Despite Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Tuesday arguing a candidate should be....

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Lib pressure for women amid polling drop
Liberal powerbrokers in Canberra are applying pressure for a woman to win pre-selection in the blue ribbon seat of Wentworth, with a safe spot on the party's senate ticket offered instead to the man leading the race. Despite Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Tuesday arguing a candidate should be....

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Chris Stirewalt: Why Huey Long was one of America's most colorful populists
It is a long-running game amongst armchair historians to debate which era in American history was most dangerous to our national unity since the Civil War. Certainly the span between the assassination of John F. Kennedy in Dealey Plaza on November 22, 1963, and the final helicopter taking off from....

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On 9/11, the tiny town of Gander's act of incredible selflessness
It was a tragedy that tore America apart – but 17 years on from the 9/11 attacks , remarkable stories of how the world united against are still emerging. terror In an act of incredible selflessness, residents in the rural Newfoundland town of Gander threw open their doors and played host to....

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Close links between Frankenstein author Mary Shelley and Dundee are explored in BBC Radio Scotland documentary
Michael Alexander tunes in to a forthcoming new BBC Radio Scotland documentary which examines the close links between Frankenstein author Mary Shelley and Dundee. Standing on the steps of South Baffin Street looking down to the great expanse of the River Tay and the harbour of Dundee, Newport-based....

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Plane crash kills 19 in South Sudan
JUBA : Nineteen people were killed on Sunday when a small plane crashed into a lake in the centre of South Sudan, while four survived, a regional official told AFP. Regional information minister for the Eastern Lakes state Taban Abel Aguek said a plane, carrying 23 people, had crashed in the central town of Yirol as it came into land.

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Purcell: Recalling 9/11: We’re not so divided after all
On Sept. 11, 2001, I was driving along the Beltway to a Falls Church, Virginia, office building when a radio announcer said a plane had flown into the North Tower of the World Trade Center in New York City. “What a horrible accident,” I remember thinking. I was doing communications work for a big technology company.

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