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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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French media rethinks the way it reports terror
After a string of deadly terror attacks in Europe, French publications are trying a new strategy they hope will discourage would-be assailants. Several publications announced they will no longer publish the photos or names of those suspected of committing terrorist attacks.

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Lawton Mayor Rick Schorg dies at 53
Schorg began serving on the Lawton City Council in January 2008 and continued service until he was elected mayor. A former live radio personality, Schorg was most recently the owner and operator of Sign Pros in Sioux City. According to the Lawton City Clerk's office, Lawton's mayor pro-tem,....

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Australian police investigate abuse accusations against cardinal
SYDNEY Cardinal George Pell, the de facto Vatican treasurer and Australia’s most senior Catholic cleric, is being investigated in connection with multiple allegations of child sexual assault that date back four decades, a top police official said Thursday.

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1,684 generals, officers sacked in Turkey
The hastily-convened meeting came after the government ordered the discharge of 149 generals nearly half of the armed forces’ entire contingent of 358 and 1,535 officers of other ranks for alleged complicity in the putsch bid. Separately, a total of 131 newspapers, TV channels and other media....

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Turkey reshuffles military after half of generals fired
ANKARA - Turkey's top military commanders met Thursday to replace almost half of their generals in a radical shake-up after the failed coup, as authorities shut down dozens of media outlets in a widening crackdown. The hastily-convened meeting came after the government ordered the discharge of 149....

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‘Back the Aussie’, Albo implores PM
That’s how Labor frontbencher Anthony Albanese has pitched former prime minister Kevin Rudd for the coveted post of UN secretary-general. “We are at the Olympics in a couple of weeks — guess what, we back the Australian,” he told the Nine Network on Friday. “He is a former diplomat and it is petty that this is an issue.

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Don Ralph drops Say Baba
Having put several years into music production, multi-talented instrumentalist, Raphael Eze otherwise known as Don Ralph is ready for the stage. He has just released a new single entitled Say Baba featuring Amen which is now enjoying airplay on top radio stations in Lagos.

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Black kids across Dallas are getting 'the talk' their white friends won't hear
It's a conversation parents of black boys wish they never had to have -- and one their white counterparts typically never will. In the aftermath of the Dallas police shooting this month, many black parents have had "the talk" with their kids -- a discussion about how to rise above perceptions about race and how to respond if confronted by police.

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Australian police investigate de facto Vatican treasurer over allegations of abuse
SYDNEY Order Reprint – Cardinal George Pell, the de facto Vatican treasurer and Australia's most senior Catholic cleric, is being investigated in connection with multiple allegations of child sexual assault that date back four decades, a top police official said Thursday.

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French Media to Stop Publishing Photos and Names of Terrorists
Several French news organisations have said they will no longer publish photographs of people responsible for terrorist killings, to avoid bestowing “posthumous glorification”. Le Monde published an editorial after the latest attack, the murder of an elderly priest in a church near Rouen by two men claiming allegiance to Islamic State.

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Christopher Biggins warns bullies as he enters Celebrity Big Brother house
Christopher Biggins has become the first famous face to enter the Celebrity Big Brother house. Biggins, 67, will join 14 other celebrities to compete for the winning title. Talking in a pre-recorded video message before the show he issued a warning to bullies.

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