Daniel Blake

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• Jun 27, 2011

  Cardinal Urges Pakistan to Amend Controversial Blasphemy Laws

  The Archbishop of St Andrews and Edinburgh, Cardinal Keith Patrick O'Brien has called for a change to Pakistan's controversial blasphemy laws, which have recently been cited as the cause of numerous attacks on Christians.

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  Jun 27, 2011

  Authorities Open Flood Recovery Centers in North Dakota

  Authorities have announced the opening of three recovery centers in North Dakota on Monday to help victims of the Souris River flooding, as flood waters reportedly begin to recede today.

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  Jun 27, 2011

  Amtrak Train Accident: 5 Still Unaccounted for

  Five people remain unaccounted for from the Amtrak train crash in the Nevada desert, authorities have reported.

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  Jun 27, 2011

  Three More Anglicans Complete Ordination into Catholic Church

  Three more former Anglican priests have been ordained into the Roman Catholic Church at the weekend.

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  Jun 25, 2011

  Egypt Christians and Muslims in Violent Clashes Over Church Construction

  Fighting has broken out Saturday between Christians and Muslims in Egypt following a dispute about the building of a new church.

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  Jun 25, 2011

  Floods Will Worsen in North Dakota as Rainfall Threatens

  The threat of more rain arriving on Saturday is causing extreme anxiety among all those caught up or affected by the massive Minot floods, with the local mayor saying the “scariest” thing now would be for a “rain event” to arrive.

• Jun 25, 2011

  Pope: We Must Aid Thousands Fleeing North Africa Conflicts

  Pope Benedict XVI has called for emergency assistance to be given to the thousands fleeing violence and attacks in North Africa and the Middle East, Friday.

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  Jun 24, 2011

  Secret Letters Reveal bin Laden Wanted to Change al-Qaida's Name

  A letter from Osama bin Laden prior to his death has revealed that the al-Qaida leader was convinced the name of his terror organization was a serious problem, and he even suggested alternative titles.

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  Jun 24, 2011

  Eminem Gig Could be Canceled due to Mission Convention

  An Eminem gig scheduled for August may be canceled because of a local church missionary prayer service.

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  Jun 24, 2011

  Rwanda Trials: Woman First Ever to be Convicted of Genocide

  A woman has become the first female in history to be convicted of genocide, as a U.N. court sentenced a former Rwanda minister to a life sentence for genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity, including rape, Friday.