US imposes visa restrictions on Ghana over deportee row
The US has imposed visa restrictions on Ghana for refusing to accept the return of 7,000 Ghanaian nationals that it
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Is it time to abolish prayers in parliament?
Crispin Blunt – a Conservative MP for Reigate – has recently fronted a call to bring an end to parliamentary prayers.
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Sierra Leone has a national cleaning day once a month
A new campaign introduced by the country’s president, has called on people to get out on the streets and clean
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South African paramilitary unit plotted to infect black population with Aids, former member claims
A shadowy Apartheid-era South African paramilitary unit plotted to infect the continent’s black population with Aids, it has been claimed. An ex-member of the
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Innovative HIV prevention projects reached 170,000 people in 2018
Projects tackling HIV across England, which were funded by the Public Health England (PHE) HIV Innovation Fund, reached around 170,000
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Knife crime: Suspects could be banned from social media
New powers to control suspects thought to be carrying knives are being introduced by the government in a bid to
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Nigeria universities: Where students don’t know if they will graduate
The futures of more than a million Nigerian university students are on hold as a lecturers’ strike drags on less
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Law To Target Non-Physical Domestic Abuse
Non-physical and economic abuse are to be included in the first legal definition of domestic abuse as part of a
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CSI welcomes UK review into persecution of Christians
Christian Solidarity International (CSI), a human rights organisation campaigning for religious freedom, has written to UK Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt
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France summons Italian envoy over Africa remarks
France has summoned Italy’s ambassador after the Italian deputy prime minister accused the French of exploiting Africa and fuelling migration.
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Salvation Army’s concern for future of employment support
More than half of its employment support funding could be at risk – Annie Dell, policy analyst explains why The
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Eileen Taylor ‘proud’ to be first black Lord Mayor of Leeds
A woman whose father came to England as part of the Windrush generation is to become the first black Lord
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Zimbabwe cuts internet indefinitely amid violent crackdown
Zimbabwe has shut down the internet indefinitely amid an intensifying crackdown on protests against a hike in fuel prices. The
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245 Million Christians experience high levels of persecution
Asia is the new hotbed of persecution for Christians according to figures published on the 16th of January 2019 in
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Bishop to quiz Government over alarming rise of child gamblers
The Rt Rev Alan Smith has asked the Government what assessment they have made of the prevalence of gambling among
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