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An Islamic televangelist from Turkey has created a storm on social media by claiming that any man who masturbates will find his hands pregnant in the afterlife and asking for their rights . Istanbul-based-televangelist-M-cahid-Cihad-Han-claim <a href=https://www.stanleys-cups.uk>stanley cup ed-that-any-man-who-masturbates-will-find-his-hands-pregnant-in-the-afterlife-Twitter-Photo Istanbul-based televangelist M眉cahid Cihad Han, who is active on Twitter and has his own channel on YouTube, made the remarks on May 24 while answering qu
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Britain is tantalisingly close to fending off the H1N1 influenza pandemic, medical officials said on Thursday, as figures show infections continue on a downward trend. HT Image But fearing a likely second wave, authorities have drawn up emergency plans to double the number of intensive care beds and make sweeping changes to mental health rules if Britain suffers a new surge of swine flu. I think we are tantalisingly close to be able to win the battle against this pandemic virus, England s Chief Medical Officer Liam Donaldson told a weekly new <a href=https://www.airmaxplus.it>airmax s briefing. Tantalising doesn t always mean you can get there, but it means we are still fighting and we are not staring into the jaws of defeat, yet, he said, reflecting the belief there will be a second wave of infections, either this winter or next year. England, which has a separate health authority from other parts of Britain, had an estimated 3,000 new cases in the last week, down from 4,500 the week before, Donaldson said. There was a 24 percent decrease in influenza-like illness. Five people in England died of the flu, bringing the total British H1N1 death toll to 75. D
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