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A new Epinion survey on behalf of national broadcaster Danmarks Radio (DR) reveals that religion means little to most Danes. Just 17 percent of the respondents said religion was important to their lives. Fully 49 percent disagreed with the statement that “religion is very important to my life”, and a further 30 percent were ambivalent. |
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In a highly unusual departure from diplomatic protocol, they've joined world leaders including French President Francois Hollande, ex British prime minister David Cameron, ambassadors and even the Pope in voicing concerns about the billionaire Republican presidential hopeful. |
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An Italian priest has angered the Vatican after claiming the earthquakes that have shaken the country, killing hundreds and leaving thousands homeless, were “divine punishment” for gay civil unions. Fr Giovanni Cavalcoli, a theologian reportedly known for his hardline views, made the comments on 30 October, the day central Italy was struck by a 6. |
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In a highly unusual departure from diplomatic protocol, they've joined world leaders including French President Francois Hollande, ex British prime minister David Cameron, ambassadors and even the Pope in voicing concerns about the billionaire Republican presidential hopeful. |
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We are a noisy nation. Forget alarm clocks, around here, you’re woken up by honking buses, touts banging matatu roofs and hollering at commuters. You hop out of bed, and when you’re still yawning and stretching, your neighbour puts on his radio and turns up the boom boom twaf to maximum volume. |
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The internally based party and its leader enjoyed the many advantages of incumbency. Ian Smith and his Rhodesian Front, as well as the bulk of the white establishment stood solidly behind them. They had the clandestine support of the corporate world and even that of the Queen’s representative in.... |
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His accused killer, former North Charleston policeman Michael Slager, is now on trial for murdering the unarmed Scott by shooting him five times in the back . As the murder trial enters its second week at the Charleston County Courthouse, jurors have heard numerous accounts of Scott’s final moments. |
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ASSOCIATED PRESS. On this date in: 1916: Republican Jeannette Rankin of Montana becomes the first woman elected to Congress, winning a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives. 1917: Russia’s Bolshevik Revolution takes place as forces led by Vladimir Ilyich Lenin overthrow the provisional government of Alexander Kerensky. |
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An Italian priest refused to back down after his comments blaming the recent devastating earthquakes on gay civil unions invited the ire of several people, including a top Vatican official. Fr. Giovanni Cavalcoli first made these comments a day after Italy witnessed its most powerful earthquake in about 36 years. |
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An Italian priest refused to back down after his comments blaming the recent devastating earthquakes on gay civil unions invited the ire of several people, including a top Vatican official. Fr. Giovanni Cavalcoli first made these comments a day after Italy witnessed its most powerful earthquake in about 36 years. |
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A "dropkick", "slug" and "barking mad". Australian politicians haven't held back when it comes to controversial US presidential hopeful Donald Trump. In a highly unusual departure from diplomatic protocol, they've joined world leaders including French President Francois Hollande, ex British prime.... |
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