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Express.co.uk
express.co.uk > news > royal > 2131260 > king-charles-christmas-day-plans-risk

King Charles's Christmas Day plans at risk as choristers walk out

3+ week, 1+ day ago (336+ words) The clash between the two men emerged after Rev Williams's desire to modernise the choir. His proposals, opposed by Dr Stewart, included creating a social media account for their performances. Tensions reached a boiling point to the extent that even King Charles was reportedly asked to intervene. The claims were never confirmed by Buckingham Palace. His proposals - including the creation of a social media account for their performances - were accompanied by a contentious report into the choir, which stated members had "no knowledge of music or singing technique." Dr Stewart, who hit back with a 28-page grievance report against the "modernising" proposals, has reportedly now left her position as director of music for the choir. Rev Williams sent a letter, which was seen by LBC, to members of the choir and acknowledged "the mixed emotions" her departure was likely to…...

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express.co.uk > life-style > life > 2139798 > december-horoscope-astrology-zodiac

Astrologer shares December horoscopes with one sign lucky this festive season

2+ day, 9+ hour ago (1089+ words) One sign is going to be particularly lucky this festive season, while another is set to have emotions running high over December. "Mercury, planet of communication, as well as Venus, planet of love, and also Mars, planet of passion, visit your sign, not to mention the Sun. This makes an already-fun month so much more fabulous. Pisces emotions are running high as well, because Saturn, the planet of discipline, is in their sign, as well as Neptune, the planet of dreams." Aries: March 21 to April 19 Next year, there are big changes for you as two important planets go into Aries in 2026 and will stay there for a long time. But for now, you've got the final month of 2025 and it is fun, even peaceful. Your ruling planet is Mars, planet of passion and war, and for the first half of…...

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express.co.uk > news > uk > 2135370 > ridiculous-outrage-reason-uk

Outrage over reason UK school banned children from singing chart hit

1+ week, 4+ day ago (378+ words) The songs, which have debuted in the top 10 on the Billboard 200, have become increasingly popular. However, Lloyd Allington, acting head teacher of the infant school, wrote to parents: "While we fully respect your right to make choices about the content your child engages with at home, we also want to be mindful of the diversity of beliefs within our school community. "For some Christians, references to demons can feel deeply uncomfortable because they associate them with spiritual forces opposed to God and goodness. "From their perspective, even fictional or playful use of this language can conflict with their faith, which emphasises rejecting evil rather than engaging with it " even in entertainment. "This is a valuable opportunity to explore the diversity of beliefs within our community and consider how we can support those of faith who find these themes challenging " particularly…...

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express.co.uk > news > uk > 2128500 > fury-rugby-clubhouse-close-turned-mosque

Fury as rugby clubhouse set to be turned into mosque despite objections

4+ week, 1+ day ago (326+ words) A former rugby clubhouse is set to be turned into a mosque despite a number of objections. Plans have been confirmed to transform the building, which has been vacant for around ten years, after 38 representations against and 163 in favour. As reported by the Daily Mail, Dr Louay Al-Alousi submitted the planning application and will be imam at the new mosque. The place of worship will have space for up to 100 people at once, with Dr Al-Alousi insisting there will be adequate traffic management. The mosque will be open between 7am and 11pm, with hours extended to 12.30am during Ramadam. A report added that formally scheduled events will be barred from taking place outside the building. However, some locals said there are already buildings serving as mosques in the area compared to a "limited number of sports facilities". Others said there are a "large…...

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express.co.uk > news > weird > 2133848 > nostradamus-chilling-end-year-prediction-2025-concludes-catastrophic-event

Nostradamus' chilling end of year prediction as 2025 ends with 'catastrophe"

1+ week, 6+ day ago (438+ words) As 2025 draws to a close, alarm is starting to spread as one of the "most famous" prophecies concerning mankind's destruction could materialise. Nostradamus, a French astrologer and purported 'seer', according to Britannica, suggested the onset of warfare in England, a meteor striking Earth and an aquatic ruler ascending to authority. Regardless, the man whom the History Channel dubbed the "Most famous seer," foresaw apocalyptic events arriving in 2025's final quarter. Nevertheless, he also forecasts the "end of a long war", which many believe could reference the continuing battle between Russia and Ukraine. "Through long war all the army exhausted, so that they do not find money for the soldiers; instead of gold or silver, they will come to coin leather, Gallic brass, and the crescent sign of the Moon," Nostradamus writes, reports The Mirror. " But, do not become overly please…...

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express.co.uk > news > uk > 2127907 > exact-date-tradition-Christmas-tree

Exactly when tradition says you should put your Christmas tree up

4+ week, 22+ hour ago (363+ words) Tradition says you should wait until the start of Advent to get the Christmas festivities rolling. Advent is the season when Christians prepare to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ and it starts on the fourth Sunday before Christmas " known as Advent Sunday. It's observed for around four weeks and comes to an end on Christmas Eve. This year, the start of Advent falls on Sunday, November 30 and ends on Wednesday, December 24. So if you're a stickler for tradition then the end of November is the earliest date you should put your Christmas tree up. Of course there's no rule that says you can't put it up earlier if you wish, but one benefit of waiting until is that your tree will last longer if you buy a real one, meaning it should still look fresh and green by the…...

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