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Public Notice/Environment: ‘Live Web Chat, UK Government’…
LIVE GOVERNMENT DEBATE: ENVIRONMENT
Rt Hon Hilary Benn MP, Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs will be holding a live web chat on Monday, 22 June 2009, at 09:45 BST, on the issue of ‘climate change adaptation’ and how measures might be introduced in combating the threat of rising sea levels.
Join the debate by registering, [...]
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Sunday Teaching & Lessons: ‘The Transfiguration’…
NOTE
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Written submission on the Transfiguration will be made over the next 6-weeks, this particular journal being updated and frontloaded as work is produced on each consecutive Sunday. Work on this area will continue, therefore, and not be fully complete until [...]
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Biotechnology: ‘Third-wave generation’…
INDUSTRIAL BIOTECH
FOR SOME TIME now the public has perceived biotechnology to mean the dangerous meddling of genetics in food crops. But biotechnology is of course about much more than transgenic food (i.e. that, which describes a plant that contains genes from a different species, transferred using the techniques of genetic modification): it also encompasses, for [...]
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Sunday Teaching & Lesson: ‘A song and dance about nothing’…
ISAIAH 24
Everyone will meet the same fate – the priests and the people, slaves and masters, buyers and sellers, lenders and borrowers, rich and poor. The earth will lie shattered and ruined. The Lord has spoken and it will be done.
The earth dries up and withers; the whole world grows weak; both earth and sky [...]
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D-Day Anniversary: ‘Guardian editorial & response’…
D-DAY: 65TH ANNIVERSARY
RESPONDING to the Editor of the Guardian newspaper after its editorial entitled, “D-day anniversary: Britain’s good war”, appeared on its website, dated 6 June 2009.
The Editor writes:
… The allied invasion of occupied France which began on the Normandy beaches in the grey light of dawn 65 years ago today was not the turning [...]
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Kosovo: ‘Departure of ethnic minorities’…
GUARDIAN ARTICLE
RESPONDING to Ian Bancroft after an article written by Mr. Bancroft entitled, “The flight of Kosovo’s minorities”, appeared on the website of the Guardian newspaper dated 3 June 2009.
Mr. Bancroft writes:
… The EU insists that Kosovo is a tolerant and multi-ethnic society. So why are its minorities leaving?
KOSOVO
IT was in February of last [...]
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Iraq War Public Inquiry: ‘British Government & Sir John Chilcot’…
GUARDIAN ARTICLE
RESPONDING to Richard Norton-Taylor, after an article written by Mr. Norton-Taylor entitled “Another Whitehall Whitewash” appeared on the website of the Guardian newspaper, dated 15 June 2009.
Richard Norton-Taylor writes:
… The reason why the government wants it to be held behind closed doors – a weapon allowing Whitehall to control proceedings – is to enable [...]
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