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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
Christianity
Ireland Set To Elect First Openly Gay Prime Minister
Ireland is set to make history next week with the likely election of Leo Varadkar as its new premier, who would not only be the country’s first prime minister of Asian descent, but also its first openly gay leader. The 38-year-old doctor has drummed up a lot of support over the last year and is....

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What to know about the Trump administration and the Paris climate agreement
ABC News (NEW YORK) President Trump is in Italy for the G7 summit with uncertainty over the U.S.’s commitment to the Paris accord. During his campaign, Trump said he would “cancel” the Paris agreement but has yet to take action since entering office. Experts are anticipating that some European parties at the G7 will try to get the U.

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White House adviser clarifies Trump criticism of Germany
ABC News (WASHINGTON) — A White House adviser is clearing up comments made by President Donald Trump that “the Germans are bad, very bad.” German publication Der Spiegel reported that Trump “voiced significant displeasure” about Germany’s trade surplus during a meeting with European Union leaders in Brussels, Belgium.

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Who are the victims of the Manchester terror attack?
Twenty-two people died in Monday’s concert attack in Manchester. Here are some of their stories. John Atkinson. Student John Atkinson from the Greater Manchester area is among the dead, according to local politician Ivan Lewis, who spoke to members of Atkinson’s family at a vigil in Radcliffe on Tuesday morning.

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Young Njoroge captures hearts with ‘Handu Hau’
This is due to his mastery of the Kikuyu language as he describes how people stiffen in fright when reminded of Handu Hau, those unfortunate experiences that we have all gone through. Indeed, Njoroge renders the personal tragedies that come back to haunt us so artistically that the song invites....

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My mother's values run deep in me, says Jay Naidoo
Naidoo would go on to become the general-secretary of the Congress of South African Trade Unions from 1985 to 1993. He would serve as minister responsible for the Reconstruction and Development Programme in president Nelson Mandela’s office (1994-1996) and as minister of Post, Telecommunications, and Broadcasting (1996-1999).

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The 5 things the Tories aren't telling you about their manifesto
Remember when Katie Hopkins wasn't a notorious radical hate preacher and was just that mean lady on The Apprentice who resigned from the show? Well, let's cast our minds back to that time, in the heady days of 2006, when the nation sighed in frustration as the grand high angry bear Alan Sugar was....

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Who are the victims of the Manchester terror attack?
(CNN) — They were parents, sons, daughters, sisters, brothers, friends, colleagues and classmates. Some were waiting to collect their children, others were enjoying what should have been a fun night of pop music. Twenty-two people died in Monday’s concert attack in Manchester. Here are some of their stories.

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Katie Hopkins to leave LBC 'immediately': staff broke into 'massive cheers and applause' when news controversial radio presenter was out broke
1/9. US President-elect Donald Trump and musician Kanye West pose for media at Trump Tower in Manhattan, New York City. Reuters; 2/9. Anna Wintour apologises for criticising Donald Trump on a train. Fashionista was reportedly heard saying the President-elect would use the Presidency 'to sell himself and his brand' Getty; 3/9.

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Hertfordshire Mercury published How many of these celebrities did you know had links to Bishop's...
Bishop's Stortford has more than its fair share of famous residents, former school pupils and others with strong ties to the town. Here are some of the most famous (and possibly infamous) names from Stortford's recent history. Russell Brand. The comic, TV presenter and political activist studied at Hockerill Anglo-European College.

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Hundreds queue up for Manchester worker bee tattoo
Olivia would have turned 16 in November and her mum had promised she could do a skydive. Her mother said Olivia was not overly girly growing up but she had begun enjoying girly things as she got older and was talented with her make up. She describes how she encouraged Olivia to live 'life to the fullest'.

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