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Covid-19: British government grants vital funding to England’s churches – Vatican News

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As the Coronavirus pandemic continues to spread in the UK and around the world, the British government is awarding the Catholic Church in England a financial lifeline.
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Malawi: third church attacked by bandits in 2 months – Vatican News

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Following an attack by armed bandits on Nsanama community, Bishop Montfort Stima of Mangochi calls on the Malawian government to protect its citizens and the Catholic Church.
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Crimes linked to race and religion rise in England and Wales

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The number of racially or religiously aggravated offences in England and Wales rose in June and July, most likely linked to Black Lives Matters protests and far-right counter-protests, the Home Office has said. The number of offences recorded by police …
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Taxation: “Citizens demand action and this committee will be their voice” | News | European Parliament

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Taxation: "Citizens demand action and this committee will be their voice" | News | European Parliament
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Venice Commission concerned by risk of paralysis of Ombudsman in Poland

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Strasbourg, 12.10.2020 – The Venice Commission made the following statement: “The term of office of the current Polish Human Rights Commissioner expired on 9 September 2020. While the successor has not yet been elected, on 17 September some MPs requested the Constitutional Court to declare unconstitutional the provision of the Human Rights Commissioner Law stating that the outgoing Commissioner performs his duties until the incumbent assumes the position.
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European Union imposes tariffs on aluminium products from China

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European Union imposes tariffs on aluminium products from China
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At Barrett Hearing, Only Republicans Talk About Religion

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FPT Industrial is a key partner in innovative European Union backed sustainability projects to reduce emissions in truck and coach transport

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FPT Industrial is a key partner in innovative European Union backed sustainability projects to reduce emissions in truck and coach transport
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Book Review: ’150 Glimpses of the Beatles,’ by Craig Brown

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150 GLIMPSES OF THE BEATLESBy Craig BrownUnlike so many authors these days, with their long subtitles and longer introductions that tell you what’s about to unfold, Craig Brown just dives right in. No theme,...
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Spain: EIB provides €50 million to Navarre to strengthen its health response to COVID-19

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Spain: EIB provides €50 million to Navarre to strengthen its health response to COVID-19
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UN chief announces major push to transform harmful food systems

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The UN chief António Guterres set out a new plan to transform the world’s food systems on Monday - coinciding with the start of World Food Week - which will culminate in a major summit, scheduled to take place in September next year.
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Czech Republic: EIB signs a CZK 1.3 billion loan with Central Bohemia Region to improve healthcare and other key infrastructures at #EURegionsWeek

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Czech Republic: EIB signs a CZK 1.3 billion loan with Central Bohemia Region to improve healthcare and other key infrastructures at #EURegionsWeek
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Qatar University awarded EU funding to teach EU law

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Doha: The Center for Law and Development (CLD) at the College of Law (LAWC), Qatar University (QU), has been awarded the European Union (EU) Jean Monnet Module funding to deliver courses on EU law to...
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No need to tiptoe around religion in Japanese

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Nagoya – Remote working this year saved me from the lengthy explanations that accompany my observance of the Jewish High Holidays, Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, which typically fall in late September and early...
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Kanye West focuses on religion in first election…

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Rapper Kanye West on Monday released his first official campaign video in his long-shot bid to be elected U.S. president on Nov. 3, focusing on religion and families. https://t.co/ZURvTEW9ee we stepping out on faith pic.twitter.com/ypQfooB35w
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Covid-19: Woman books room, walks into isolation facility at Auckland Airport

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A woman was able to book into a managed isolation facility at Auckland Airport and walked into the lobby. An investigation is now underway. The woman was in Auckland to attend a conference at Butterfly Creek in Māngere and had booked in at the Novotel at …
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LaSalle grandmother publishes children’s book about pandemic life

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Article content continued “This situation, it’s not been terrible to the little ones,” said Stradeski, who has worked in child care for more than 25 years. “As much as it affects parents, children are probably...
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Bulgaria to participate digitally in Frankfurt Book Fair

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The Bulgarian Book Association is to participate in the digital edition of the 72nd Frankfurt Book Fair, the association has announced. The event will take place in the period ...
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Tough Times Never Last But Tough People Do :: Book review

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Tough Times Never Last But Tough People Do - Book review - Dale Carnegie, writer of "How to Win Friends and Influence People" had quoted that " Most of the important things in the world...
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Poet Maggie Smith’s new book is a mantra on how to “keep moving” in apocalyptic times

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In the summer of 2016, three days after a gunman killed 49 people at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, a poem went viral on social media. Called "Good Bones," the text captured the balance between...
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Why GOP senators spoke at length about religion at the Barrett hearing

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"When you tell somebody that they're too Catholic to be on the bench, when you tell them they're going to be a Catholic judge, not an American judge, that's bigotry," the Missouri Republican said....
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1 Habit Press Launching the Largest Book Ever Published on Entrepreneurial Habits, Featuring 150 Contributors.

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1 Habit Press Launching the Largest Book Ever Published on Entrepreneurial Habits, Featuring 150 Contributors. - Book Publishing Industry Today - EIN Presswire ...
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Herd immunity, an ‘unethical’ COVID-19 strategy, Tedros warns policymakers

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Using the principle of so-called “herd immunity” to stem the COVID-19 pandemic is “unethical” and “not an option” countries should pursue to defeat the virus, the UN health agency chief warned on Monday.
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Playtime Namibia donates books to Walvis Bay pre-schools

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Pre-schools at Walvis Bay started their new school term with a surprise visit from the Playtime Namibia group that donated booklets to various centres at the town. Initially, the group planned to hand over the booklets to 32 schools but donated to 23 …
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The Super Health Diet Book Surges to #1 Rank on Amazon and Barnes & Noble

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The Super Health Diet Book Surges to #1 Rank on Amazon and Barnes & Noble - Book Publishing Industry Today - EIN Presswire ...
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