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BBC Radio Sheffield BBC Radio Sheffield January 25, 2019 220000 - Vimarsana News

BBC Radio Sheffield BBC Radio Sheffield January 25, 2019 220000

All. The way. From the. Live. Then you'll hear another one from them from the same album kick right to the back end of free for all Friday because they're all bookends this week to celebrate the fact that it would have been Michael Hutchence 50th birthday today had he not number of years ago 32 years old now the floor is yours as a message from down here he says get your requests in now a make them amazing they're always amazing you surprises every week who's 1st said Who's we got down here but up. First. Day this week is Christine. Christine and John 1st anniversary Christine would like to...

KAJX 91.5 FM/KCJX 88.9 FM [Aspen Public Radio] KAJX 91.5 FM/KCJX 88.9 FM [Aspen Public Radio] January 23, 2019 080000 - Vimarsana News

KAJX 91.5 FM/KCJX 88.9 FM [Aspen Public Radio] KAJX 91.5 FM/KCJX 88.9 FM [Aspen Public Radio] January 23, 2019 080000

Tens of millions of Indians are gathering at the confluence of the Ganges. To wash off their sins it's the biggest human gathering in the world and with just a month to go to the elections the opportunity is not lost on the government isn't really. The prime minister accuses France of displaying a neo colonial style that fuels migration we take a look at what's going on in relations between powers of bread. Hello I'm Eileen McHugh with the b.b.c. News the government of Zimbabwe has defended the operation by its security forces following violent protests over a sharp rise in fuel prices the co...

BBC Radio 1Xtra BBC Radio 1Xtra January 16, 2019 170000 - Vimarsana News

BBC Radio 1Xtra BBC Radio 1Xtra January 16, 2019 170000

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KCMJ 93.9 FM KCMJ 93.9 FM January 16, 2019 070000 - Vimarsana News

KCMJ 93.9 FM KCMJ 93.9 FM January 16, 2019 070000

Always the spring blossoms we will we will see the spring. And then we'll feel that we are also spring blossoms opening. So there is. Happiness. Being a part of. Any suffering and me I need pain. As we know there's a lot of that. It has to do with. Being in connection. Is a. Philosopher biologist and writer he holds degrees in marine biology and cultural studies his books in English include in the life and towards a fundamental shift in the concepts of nature culture and politics the biology of a life this feeling of the metamorphosis of science and. Towards an axis ecology regularly contribu...

BBC Radio 3 BBC Radio 3 January 15, 2019 070000 - Vimarsana News

BBC Radio 3 BBC Radio 3 January 15, 2019 070000

Could be an island of St Lucia he's reported to be Robert Hathaway the owner of a local marina whose body was found on Sunday the Foreign Office says it's supporting the man's family researchers say the wealthiest students are attending university in England for the lowest cost because they're able to pay their tuition fees up front that Intergenerational Foundation think tank says around 10 percent of students don't take out loans avoiding interest payments in the process. And a heavy snow fall is continuing to cause disruption across parts of central Europe more than 2000 people in decentes...