I welcome you to this great collegiates chacha sage many in the central stuff in the heart of stuff which. Was your present with us or listening to this of a sports cost on B.B.C. Radio station we have come together as the family of God in off all those presents to celebrate the great festival of Christmas in this service we hear and receive the good news of the both of Christ and we offer to gotten off giving in the joyful singing of us as we gather together in the name of Christ we pray for the world he came to say for the cherish that it may be enabled in our generation to surrender a new to God s holy wisdom and bear the good news of God s love to a need he was old. For the world which is already Christ s That s all its peoples may recognise their responsibility for its future and may be inspired by the message of Christmas to work together for this stablish ment of justice freedom and peace everywhere for all in special need the sick the anxious the lonely the fearful and the be
Soon newspapers you name them anyone who s named them anyone who s pictures of them they will be guilty not only of an invasion of privacy and have to pay damages and will remember that the cliff got 220000 pounds damages but also there will be an effect on their reputation and they will be also able to catch damages for libel as well the number of victims of the tsunami in Indonesia has now reached 373 rescuers have been using heavy machinery and their bad hands to dig for survivors police investigating the sexual assault of a boy in Burnley are appealing for help to identify a potential witness it happened in the toilets at the sayings restore on the afternoon of Sunday November the 25th detectives have released an image of a man a potential witness who was in the area at the time a man s already been charged in connection with the incident and more than $200.00 people have been arrested for drink or drug driving offenses in Lancashire so far this month police are urging drivers to
Weather cold overnight with temperatures down to freezing Christmas Day dry and cloudy tub temperature tomorrow 8 Celsius 46 degrees Fahrenheit B.B.C. News and whether it s 3 minutes past 6. B.B.C. Radio. The B.B.C. Radio Leeds Christmas carol service 2018 introduced by Andrew Edwards. Christmas greetings and a very warm welcome to you from Halifax Minster it s a great pleasure to be returning here to bring you this year s B.B.C. Radio Leeds Christmas service where on a site that s been used to celebrate the Christian faith for more than 900 years this wonderful church has strong ties to the Duke of Wellington s regiment now part of the Yorkshire Regiment their colors are being laid up in the regimental chapel right back from the days of the Battle of Waterloo. As well as its role as mother church of Calderdale the minsters ministry reaches out to Halifax his twin town of Arkan in Germany and to coworker Thede in northern Tanzania today it s one of the greater churches of England a gr
Was Christmas better in the 19th 70 S. And 1980 S. It s easy to look back at those photographs of Christmas from the seventy s and eighty s and laugh at the cheesy jumpers and the cheesy grins but as you smirk at the past while still ordering designer decorations and a ray of modern foodstuffs on line just think you may not have a photograph of this year s festivities to look back on because you probably won t get a real camera out to take one so let s consider the anticipation the Christmas countdown started in December not October but maybe that meant you were still excited by the time it s arrived advent calendars only had a small pictorial seen behind the paper deal but did they mean more than those today with chocolate still pieces of jewelry but what was proper exciting was when the special double edition of the Radio Times was bought setting everything you wanted to watch with a red Pan was the very definition of joy which brings us on to the telly OK the more common ones Chr
Her. You re hurt you are with. Her. You are her. Her. Are going. Well good evening. And welcome to the Royal Albert Hall for our annual celebrating Christmas with the Salvation Army now you can admit it it s it sounds a little odd for an American to welcome 5000 Brits to the Royal Albert Hall it s OK we can live with this this for many people is the beginning of the Christmas season not just Christmas shopping not just Christmas something else but really the significance of Christmas and our hope for the season is not merely that you would be entertained and inspired by some truly great performances but you don t have a sense of community I am an American and in my own country we were a pretty polarized country at this point people were having trouble getting along and yet when you came into the room you would have noticed that the people who gathered here this evening come from very different walks of life different cultures different economic means different political affiliations