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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
EGR is owned and operated by NEXUS-IBA, a non profit association of broadcasters and program producers
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Local intel key in house-to-house battle for Iraq's Mosul
Now, it was time for revenge, and after two years of ferrying the extremists around as a taxi driver, Ahmed had plenty of information to offer special forces at a command post in an east Mosul apartment on Friday. "They're in this church, and only God knows what goes on in there," he told....

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Local intel key in house-to-house battle for Iraq’s Mosul
MOSUL, Iraq When Islamic State militants in Mosul discovered that Ahmed’s brother had served in the army, they went to his house, pulled him into the street, and shot him dead as his parents watched. Now, it was time for revenge, and after two years of ferrying the extremists around as a taxi....

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Brother of Irish woman missing for 17 years believes cops gave up searching for her because she was middle-aged
The brother of an Irish woman missing for 17 years believes police gave up searching for her because she was middle-aged. Dubliner Ellen Coss Brown was 51 when she vanished without trace after visiting her sister Bertha in Manchester in 1999. She was last seen in the city’s Piccadilly Station on....

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Rebuild lives with inquiry
The asbestos insulation allowed to contaminate ACT homes continues to evolve into a hellish nightmare for the occupants ("Fluffy land price stymies owners", November 25, p6). The trauma experienced by the owners is not alleviated by the greed of governments.

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Fidel’s death leaves Cuba’s other Castro to shape era of change
Over all this, he has a firm hold on power, secured by trusted military leaders in vital positions and a new economic course of his making in which private enterprise plays an essential — but unthreatening — role. Still, Fidel died at a time of great uncertainty. Cuba’s regional benefactor, Venezuela, is collapsing economically.

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Rebuild lives with inquiry
The asbestos insulation allowed to contaminate ACT homes continues to evolve into a hellish nightmare for the occupants ("Fluffy land price stymies owners", November 25, p6). The trauma experienced by the owners is not alleviated by the greed of governments.

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Rebuild lives with inquiry
The asbestos insulation allowed to contaminate ACT homes continues to evolve into a hellish nightmare for the occupants ("Fluffy land price stymies owners", November 25, p6). The trauma experienced by the owners is not alleviated by the greed of governments.

Read Full Article
 
Castro clan torn by dysfunction and disagreements
HAVANA – Fidel Castro’s rule of nearly five decades split many a Cuban family between exile and solidarity with the communist revolution — including his own. While brother Raul was his closest confidant and successor as president, sister Juana, exiled in south Florida, on Saturday called Fidel a....

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Looking back at the life of Fidel Castro, who defied the U.S. for 50-plus years
Castro was perhaps the most important leader to emerge from Latin America since the wars of independence in the early 19th century. He was decidedly the most influential shaper of Cuban history since his own hero, José Martí, struggled for Cuban independence in the late 19th century.

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I'm A Celebrity favourite Scarlett Moffatt was bullied as teen over looks, weight and 'geekiness'
I'm a Celeb favourite Scarlett Moffatt would be "mortified" to hear claims she's acted like a bully, her parents have said. The Gogglebox star is one of the hottest contenders to win this year's show, after being elected 'Camp President'. But some viewers have accused her as being guilty of....

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‘Mr. Cabot’ loves calling games
CABOT — He may not be a native of Cabot, but Patrick Sinclair, the Cabot Panthers radio football analyst, is called “Mr. Cabot” by his broadcast partner. Sinclair, 51, a native of Minden, Louisiana, moved to Cabot 18 years ago and is a big supporter of all things Cabot Panthers.

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