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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
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Australia rejects Amnesty's bribery allegations as 'slur' on border police
based on interviews with crew members in prison, appeared to support earlier news reports of the May incident, but the government, then led by Tony Abbott, has persistently refused to comment. Immigration Minister Peter Dutton rejected Amnesty International's Thursday report -- which follows....

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The Waugh Zone October 29 2015
1) 'DEAR DAVID LETTER' The government was warned repeatedly about giving the charity Kids Company money and each time did so regardless, a report has found. It received £42 million in government grants between 2000 and 2015. Former Tory children's minister Tim Loughton this morning placed the blame at the doors of No.

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Australia rejects Amnesty's bribery allegations as 'slur' on border police
based on interviews with crew members in prison, appeared to support earlier news reports of the May incident, but the government, then led by Tony Abbott, has persistently refused to comment. Immigration Minister Peter Dutton rejected Amnesty International's Thursday report -- which follows....

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Australia rejects Amnesty's bribery allegations as 'slur' on border police
based on interviews with crew members in prison, appeared to support earlier news reports of the May incident, but the government, then led by Tony Abbott, has persistently refused to comment. Immigration Minister Peter Dutton rejected Amnesty International's Thursday report -- which follows....

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Australia rejects Amnesty's bribery allegations as 'slur' on border police
based on interviews with crew members in prison, appeared to support earlier news reports of the May incident, but the government, then led by Tony Abbott, has persistently refused to comment. Immigration Minister Peter Dutton rejected Amnesty International's Thursday report -- which follows....

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Officials who paid people smugglers to turn back committed transnational crime: Amnesty
Amnesty says Australian officials who paid people smugglers to turn boats back committed transnational crimes. Australian officials who paid people smugglers to return to Indonesia have committed a transnational crime and put lives at risk, according to allegations from Amnesty International.

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Australia rejects Amnesty's bribery allegations as 'slur' on border police
based on interviews with crew members in prison, appeared to support earlier news reports of the May incident, but the government, then led by Tony Abbott, has persistently refused to comment. Immigration Minister Peter Dutton rejected Amnesty International's Thursday report -- which follows....

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Australia rejects Amnesty's bribery allegations as 'slur' on border police
based on interviews with crew members in prison, appeared to support earlier news reports of the May incident, but the government, then led by Tony Abbott, has persistently refused to comment. Immigration Minister Peter Dutton rejected Amnesty International's Thursday report -- which follows....

Read Full Article
 
Australia rejects Amnesty's bribery allegations as 'slur' on border police
based on interviews with crew members in prison, appeared to support earlier news reports of the May incident, but the government, then led by Tony Abbott, has persistently refused to comment. Immigration Minister Peter Dutton rejected Amnesty International's Thursday report -- which follows....

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Australia paid people smugglers: Amnesty
AFP In this photo taken on October 11, 2015 police officers stand next to a sign at a rally in support of refugees and asylum seekers in Sydney. Picture: Peter Parks Sydney - The Australian government on Thursday rejected a report by Amnesty International that said Australian officials paid people smugglers to return asylum seekers to Indonesia.

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Australia rejects Amnesty's bribery allegations as 'slur' on border police
based on interviews with crew members in prison, appeared to support earlier news reports of the May incident, but the government, then led by Tony Abbott, has persistently refused to comment. Immigration Minister Peter Dutton rejected Amnesty International's Thursday report -- which follows....

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