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Infrastructure

Sudan’s Civil War Destroyed Hospitals and Churches

Nearly every building in Khartoum, Sudan, bears the marks of war—bullet holes, shattered glasses, empty windows, broken fences, shelled walls, and looted apartments. The presidential palace is in ruins. The Sudan National Museum now holds a collection of spent bullet casings piled next to broken equipment. An 80-year-old church remains in ashes. Once-bustling streets are Read more. The post Sudan’s Civil War Destroyed Hospitals and Churches appeared first on Christianity Today

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Culture

Thrifting to the Glory of God

A high schooler stood in the checkout line at my local thrift store. He wore dress pants, a tweed vest, collared dress shirt, and round wire glasses. His buddy wore typical high school gear: sweatpants, Crocs, and a ratty T-shirt. “What do you like about shopping at thrift stores?” I asked. While his friend grinned, Read more. The post Thrifting to the Glory of God appeared first on Christianity Today

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Politics

Election Special: Is it change or die for Labour?

The morning after elections, political parties send their leaders out to areas where they outperformed expectations to try and sell a narrative about their results, even on the bruising nights. Such was the scale of Labour's defeat that for much of the night, it wasn't clear whether there was anywhere they could send Starmer. Eventually, he headed to Ealing where Labour kept control of the council. In West London, Starmer insisted he isn't "going to walk away". He acknowledged that "voters ha...

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Business

Inside Premier League's 'best run' football club - The Sports Agents

Brighton are known as one of football's best run clubs with a seemingly constant yearly profit margin above £100 million. and today they have officially announced that their 33 year old manager Fabian Hürzeler has signed a new contract. A club on the verge of a second season playing European football and that has recently announced they are the first club the world to have a purpose built women's football stadium. Their CEO Paul Barber joins Gabby and Mark to give us insight on what really ha...

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