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It was an emotional Shaun Doherty who signed off from his Highland Radio show on Friday afternoon for the last time after 27 years in the hot seat. Glowing tributes were paid to the popular broadcaster over the course of the show, and he accepted the invitation to become patron of the Donegal Hospice extended to him live on air by Dr James McDaid. |
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My father is not alive to defend his record, but I’m sure anyone who knew him would agree that dad was never very good at being a bachelor. If you could get past the large chunks of barely cooked onions that stuck out of his meatloaf like horns, he was a decent cook, but washing dishes was a problem, as was scrubbing a toilet. |
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By Vincent Ujumadu Chief Ralph Uwazurike, the founder of the Movement for the Actualization of Sovereign State of Biafra, MASSOB is unhappy and that may not be unconnected with the fact that he, of recent, is being relegated to the background on the issue of Biafra agitation. |
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It was an emotional Shaun Doherty who signed off from his Highland Radio show on Friday afternoon for the last time after 27 years in the hot seat. Glowing tributes were paid to the popular broadcaster over the course of the show, and he accepted the invitation to become patron of the Donegal Hospice extended to him live on air by Dr James McDaid. |
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Good morning, everybody. [NYPD Chaplain Rev. Dr.] Barbara [Williams-Harris], I’m not sure if I’m ready to celebrate yet. I have to work on it. Members of the NYPD Chaplains Unit; Pastor Davidson and the staff and congregation of World Changers Church — I love the name; Mayor de Blasio; Adriana,.... |
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This particular line--from Nerves Baddington's track "Alabama Blood" off their forthcoming debut album--might not register for most listeners outside of Birmingham. Hell, plenty of Magic City listeners won't get it. But to those that do, it means everything. It's an affirmation of status, a recognition of progress made, a favor for a favor. |
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It can be revealed they were detained several times on state boundaries and the US border with Canada, in one case for 12 hours, as they were questioned about their journey, background and future plans by officials. But they said they had to flee after receiving death threats and becoming fed up.... |
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There was drama and tension yesterday when armed soldiers stormed roads in Kasama, Northern province yesterday walking the streets. Some residents went into panic as others spread rumours that there was a military take over in Zambia but according to Radio Mano, the soldiers were taking a ‘walk’. |
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Washington Post piece blamed a right-wing radio host for the shooting of GOP Rep. Steve Scalise and four others. Yet, things are so bad, it wasn’t the worst story. This was also the same week where CNN’s Poppy Harlow couldn’t even tell the Star Spangled Banner from the French national anthem. |
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ISalso reportedly booby-trapped much of the city's water infrastructure. But other towns and cities have been trashed too – more than 3 million people have been displaced; as many as 11 million need help to live. Ranj Alaaldin is a visiting fellow at the Brookings Institution in Doha. |
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Trump and son struggle with Russian amnesia, critics say. Lee isn’t sure whether he can back new GOP health care bill. Counties are stuck with tab for special election. Happy Friday. President Donald Trump and his namesake son appear to suffer from a bit of Russian amnesia, forgetting certain facts.... |
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