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- The founder of the church felt the ox was sent by his ancestors. - And, he plans to slaughter the ‘praying’ animal to feed the needy on Christmas. KwaZakhele citizens reportedly witnessed a Christmas miracle. On Tuesday, at the St John’s Apostolic Church of Prophets in Port Elizabeth, an ox bowed.... |
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MORE THAN 200 people have been killed and scores are missing in the southern Philippines after a tropical storm triggered severe flooding and landslides that also wrecked Christmas for tens of thousands of survivors. Tropical Storm Tembin lashed Mindanao island, home to 20 million people, on Friday.... |
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Our featured ensemble showcases very different examples of Renaissance music in this and the following Concert Hours. Separated by two or three generations, Josquin de Prez and Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina wrote compositions on "L'homme armé" (The Man in Arms), a tune widely recognized five centuries ago. |
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Arthur Sydney Warrell was born at Farmborough near Bath in 1882. His later education was at the Merchant Venturers Technical College in Bristol and he went on to become assistant organist at Bristol Cathedral. He was later appointed organist at Clifton Parish Church (St Andrews, damaged in the Blitz.... |
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Hundreds of people queued in the cold, desperate to get a coveted ticket for King's College's Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols. For the first time ever the event was ticketed, and the lucky 500 who made the cut now have the Christmas equivalent of a golden ticket. |
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2016 saw many a famous face leave us - from David Bowie and Prince, to Muhammad Ali and George Michael. Chart-topping musicians, pioneering creatives, famous actors, sporting legends and literary greats all departed - and you can view the full list here. |
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T o the royal household, it is known as the QXB – the Queen’s Christmas broadcast. To millions of people, it is still an essential feature of Christmas Day. To the Queen, her annual broadcast is the time when she speaks to the nation without the government scripting it. |
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T o the royal household, it is known as the QXB – the Queen’s Christmas broadcast. To millions of people, it is still an essential feature of Christmas Day. To the Queen, her annual broadcast is the time when she speaks to the nation without the government scripting it. |
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If TV careers boiled down to their most embarrassing moment, Dawn Scott's life as a broadcaster would be all about the naked guy. Hollering through a ski mask, he streaked behind her 14 years ago while she was reporting on a bomb threat for a station in Seattle. |
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'Allo 'Allo! star Gorden Kaye passed away aged 75 in a care home. The actor - who is best known for his role as Rene Artois, pictured above, in the British TV comedy - left behind an impressive legacy and career. He appeared in all 84 episodes of the show for a decade until 1992, and reprised the role 1,200 times in the stage adaptation. |
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It's been a wintry December in Alabama, where Christmas is celebrated with a love and passion for the season and with lots of generosity. After a year of competitive elections that divided the state, this holiday has the potential to unite, with promises of peace on earth and good will to all. |
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