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New US travel requirements to take effect Monday

The Joe Biden-led administration of the United States of America will from Monday, November 8, roll out new rules for travelers into the country. The rules are expected to “protect public health while providing guidance around the world”. According to the government, most travelers to the US must be fully …

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Ghana’s anti-LGBTQ+ Bill ‘shocking, unacceptable’ – Archbishop of York

Stephen Cottrell, Archbishop of York in the United Kingdom, has stated his support for the global Anglican Church’s pro-LGBTQ+ stance in recent tweets. Cottrell is the 98th Archbishop of York serving the diocese of York. He threw his weight specifically behind an October 26 statement issued by the leader of …

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US busts syndicate shipping stolen luxury cars to Ghana via NY, NJ ports

• US officials have intercepted a luxury car exporting syndicate • They steal cars from across the country and export mostly to West Africa • Ghana is one of their main destinations US Customs and Border Protection officials at one of the country’s busiest ports have intercepted a car syndicate …

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LGBTQ+: My thoughts are with boys exploited by some of your priests – Sam George to Bishop of London

• Bishop Mullally has called for a rejection of the anti-LGBTQ bill • She claims the bill promotes hate and threatens the life of homosexuals • Sam George has challenged her to cite aspects of the bill that support her argument Bishop of London (head of London’s Anglican church), the …

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Ghana’s anti-LGBTQI+ unacceptable, must be resisted – UK female Bishop

A Member of the House of Lords of the United Kingdom, Bishop Sarah Mullally has described Ghana’s anti-LGBTQI+ as unacceptable. The female Bishop believes the bill when passed into law, will promote fear and intolerance. It was also her view that the bill will put the lives and freedom of …

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Shocking moment man jumped out of his car to confront 11 tigers at a zoo

This is the shocking moment a man confronts eleven tigers and tries to provoke them after senselessly jumping out of his car at a zoo. The reckless tourist is seen just metres away from the terrifying big cats as they perch in their enclosure on October 23 at Beijing Wildlife Park. …

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UK Anglican Bishops fight Ghana’s anti-LGBTQI bill

Church leaders in the UK have strongly criticised Ghanaian bishops over their support for a draconian anti-LGBTQ+ law. Justin Welby, the archbishop of Canterbury and leader of the global Anglican church, Stephen Cottrell, the archbishop of York, and other Church of England bishops, tweeted their concerns on Tuesday in what …

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Israeli girl makes a splash with her pet snake

Eight-year-old Inbar likes to cool off in her small backyard pool in Israel with her favourite swimming buddy – her pet python. The 11-foot yellow serpent, named Belle, is one of her family’s many pets, living happily together on an animal sanctuary in an agricultural community in southern Israel. She …

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Dozens missing in deadly India disaster

At least 26 people have been killed in floods in southern India after heavy rains caused rivers to overflow, cutting off towns and villages. Five children are among the dead. There are fears the death toll could rise further as many people are missing. Several houses were washed away and …

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France moves to end free Covid tests to promote vaccination campaign

France is to end subsidised Covid testing from mid-October in a bid to encourage the country’s vaccination drive. However people who have already been vaccinated will still be allowed to get tested free of charge. From 15 October, the date on which Covid-19 screening tests will no longer be systematically …

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