EX-PRINCE ANDREW AND SARAH FERGUSON EXCLUDED FROM ROYALS' EASTER GATHERING AFTER ATTENDING LAST YEAR. (PHOTO).

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Ex-Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson Excluded from Royals' Easter Gathering After Attending Last Year Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson were notably absent from this year’s royal Easter gathering, just a year after joining the family for the same tradition. King Charles led senior members of the royal family to the Easter Mattins service on Sunday, April 5, at St George’s Chapel within Windsor Castle. The annual outing, a long-standing royal custom, saw family members arrive for the church service, but Andrew and Ferguson were nowhere to be seen. Their absence comes as both have largely remained out of the public eye in recent months, with renewed scrutiny surrounding past controversies. Andrew first stepped back from public duties in 2019 following his widely discussed BBC interview about his association with Jeffrey Epstein. Despite withdrawing from official royal work at the time, he had continued to appear at certain family events, including holiday church services and major cere...

KENYA GOVT,PLANS TO SEND OBAMA TO HELL WITH HIS GAY LAWS,AS CITIZENS RALLIED TODAY IN NAIROBI AGAINST GAYS.

                 Today monday in Kenya,dozens of Kenyan citizens took to the street against homosexuality and a lawmaker said U.S President Barack Obama should not push a pro-gay agenda when he visits the country later this month of July.Obama has hailed last month's U.S Supreme Court decision to allow same sex marriage but few share his view in Kenya or other African countries,where socially and religiously conservative views generally prevails.Lawmaker Irungu Kangata told the demonstrators today outside the parliament that ''We are telling Mr Obama when he comes to Kenya this month as he tries to bring the abortion agenda,the gay agenda,we shall tell him to shut up and go home''.Many of the Nairobi demonstrators wore T-Shirts with the slopans ''Protect the family match and stand within the family''.Deputy President William Ruto told a church congregation in May that Kenya had ''No room for gays''.The comment was made the same day that U.S secretary of state John Kerry arrived in Nairobi for talks.

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