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HALL: Confusing God With Government
“Confusing God and Government.” That was the actual name of the sermon by Trinity United Church of Christ Pastor Emeritus Jeremiah Wright. I almost had to choke a white brother in the heat of the 2008 presidential campaign because he argued with...

Falklands, Government announces Environmental Studies Budget
Wednesday, July 23rd 2025 - 08:57 UTC The application period for the Falkland Islands Government’s (FIG) Environmental Studies Budget is now open. The Environmental Studies Budget provides annual funding to support individuals and organizations in...

Falklands, applications for Naturalization and British Passports
Wednesday, July 23rd 2025 - 09:19 UTC Reminder of ‘One Name for All Purposes’ Policy The Falkland Islands Government’s Customs and Immigration Service would like to remind people intending to apply for Naturalization as British Overseas...

Falkland man scores lifetime BC Hockey membership
Being named a BC Hockey Honourary Life Member is the second-best thing to ever happen to Bill Greene. The first – as any good husband will tell you – is being married. “It’s an incredible honour to be awarded a Life Membership with this...

Pitt County Education: More students enrolled in Pitt County Schools in 2023-24 school year
Catherine Truitt North Carolina Superintendent of Public Instruction | https://x.com/ctruittnc?lang=en Catherine Truitt North Carolina Superintendent of Public Instruction | https://x.com/ctruittnc?lang=en The only school district in Pitt County...

Falklands’ delegation will be attending Expo-Prado next September in Uruguay
Monday, July 21st 2025 - 09:21 UTC The Falkland Islands Government welcomes expressions of interest from the community to form part of a delegation to represent the Falkland Islands at Expo Prado in Montevideo, Uruguay, in September 2025. Expo...

Church of England's parliament backs new law to support Armed Forces chaplains
(Photo: Church of England) On Saturday, as many were watching the men’s doubles players battle it out on Centre Court at Wimbledon, the General Synod of the Church of England sat down to discuss a Measure (or law) to regularise the ministry of...

The Tony Blair Institute’s filthy role in planning the ethnic cleansing and “reconstruction” of Gaza
Earlier this month, the Financial Times revealed that two staff members from the Tony Blair Institute (TBI) took part in discussions with the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) about plans to ethnically cleanse Palestinians from Gaza and build a “Trump...

Falklands Maritime Heritage Trust Unveils World-First Shipwreck Experience at Goodwood Festival of Speed
Tuesday, July 8th 2025 - 06:48 UTC An interactive 3D digital model, allowing visitors to rotate, zoom and uncover artefacts The Falklands Maritime Heritage Trust (FMHT) is proud to bring one of the most extraordinary deep-sea discoveries of our...

FIG best wishes to the Team Falklands at Orkney Island Games
Monday, July 14th 2025 - 06:51 UTC The official opening of the Islands Games at Orkney, last Saturday The Falkland Islands Government, FIG, has sent its best wishes to Team Falkland Islands participating at the Orkney Island Games 2025 with a...

Sofia Sees 11% Rise in Tourists in First Half of 2025, Driven by Global Interest
Sofia continues to draw an increasing number of visitors globally, thanks to its rich blend of cultural and historical landmarks, natural surroundings, strong transport links, and vibrant urban lifestyle. In the first half of 2025, the Bulgarian...
This B.C. butcher is showing off her chops on the international stage
Open this photo in gallery:The Little Butcher owner Taryn Barker made her competitive butchering debut in Auckland, New Zealand, in 2018.Isabella Falsetti/The Globe and Mail Mastering It is a summer series to introduce you to Canadians who have...

Keela relaunches ‘Falkland Parka 95’ as worn by Liam Gallagher
Scottish outdoor brand Keela is relaunching its ‘Falkland Parka 95’ on a limited production run of just 50 pieces. Coinciding with Oasis’s reunion tour, the jacket was famously worn by Liam Gallagher during the band’s headline Glastonbury set in...

UK and Falklands waiting for Argentina to make good on commitments, fisheries cooperation and flight from Brazil
Wednesday, July 2nd 2025 - 17:22 UTC UK Minister for Latin America and Caribbean, Baroness Chapman also participated at the recent OAS annual assembly at Antigua and Barbuda Despite an overwhelming support for Argentina’s sovereignty claim over...

Xi Eyes Taiwan as His Defining Legacy
Possession, as the saying goes, is nine-tenths of the law—which makes proximity a close eight. It’s not a legal maxim, but as a geopolitical rule of thumb, it generally holds. The Falklands may be an exception, but exceptions only prove the rule....

Police must be nimble in preventing flashpoints at migrant hotels
The protests against migrants at the Bell hotel in Epping have generated counter-protests from the Stand Up To Racism campaign JACK TAYLOR/GETTY IMAGES The government, the police and local councils are nervous — and with good reason. The...

Army veteran Wayne Hall on serving students, not soldiers
Former Royal Engineer Wayne Hall now leads by example in a college classroom, carrying forward 25 years of military leadership and technical expertise to inspire the next generation of public servants. After a long army career spanning conflict...

Greg Carter shares more on RMS St Helena, reborn for Antarctic service
As reported earlier Terra Nova is a new operator in the small-ship expedition cruise sector, founded and led by Greg Carter. Under Terra Nova’s charter, St Helena, originally built in the UK in 1989 to serve the remote South Atlantic island of St...

University of Glasgow invites applications for 2025 MBA scholarship
The University of Glasgow is inviting applications for its MBA Scholarship for the September 2025 intake. Aimed at supporting high-achieving and self-funded candidates from around the world, the scholarship package includes both full and partial...

Key people in Edinburgh University’s slavery and colonialism inquiry
The legacies of some of Edinburgh’s most celebrated professors and graduates have come under new scrutiny, after new evidence emerged about their roles in forming and perpetuating racist theories, or donating money gained from transatlantic...