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Crispy Flavoured Chicken opening new outlet in mystery location

Mar 16 2021 Share

Crispy Flavoured Chicken Malta has announced a mystery new  branch to open up soon along with its Ghaxaq and Marsaskala outlets.

The food chain took to Instagram to announce the new addition to its family but has not yet revealed the location of the outlet. Instead, people can try and guess the location of the new establishment to win a free CFC meal, with winners being announced next Monday.

The new expansion will bring the rightfully named Crispy Flavoured Chicken to more foodies around the island, and we just can’t wait for the reveal!

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Vatican refuses to bless same-sex unions

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The Vatican has claimed that it cannot bless same-sex unions, with the statement approved by Pope Francis. The lengthy statement issued on Monday was explained by the Holy See, describing same-sex unions as a choice and sinful, and that they cannot be recognised as ‘objectively ordered’ to God’s plans. The Vatican’s top doctrinal office, the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, stated that blessing homosexual unions cannot be considered licit.

The statement added a further comment by claiming that God does not and cannot bless sin, a statement that is sure to disappoint many who identify as LGBTIQ+. Even though Pope Francis frequently welcomed the community has approved the statement. With many European countries legalising same-sex unions, the statement by Vatican still maintains its stance as to not bless the union, even if as individuals, they may be blessed by the Church.

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AstraZeneca vaccine pending expert review after suspensions in Europe

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Germany, Italy and France have joined the ranks of other countries to suspend the AstraZeneca shot on Monday while WHO safety experts are to discuss the vaccine on Tuesday, after many blood clot fears have arisen surrounding the jab.

WHO, AstraZeneca and European Medicines Agency have so far insisted the shot is safe for use and shut down links between the blood clotting side effects and the vaccine.

WHO scientist Soumya Swaminathan stated that the organisation does not want the public to panic and even suggests that countries continue to utilise AstraZeneca as part of the global vaccination campaign continues.

WHO and EMA are to discuss the vaccine’s safety, followed by a European regulator meeting two days later. Indonesia has also delayed the rollout and Venezuela announced not authorising the jab due to complication fears.

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Steven Yeun first Asian American nominated for lead actor

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Known mostly for his role as Glenn on the Walking Dead, Steven Yeun continues to shine in the movie industry as he is the first Asian American to be nominated for an Oscar for Best Actor. The nomination came for his role in Lee Isaac Chung’s Minari, which also got nominated for Best Picture as the nominees were announced.

Yeun had already secured nominations from Screen Actors Guild Awards and Critics’ Choice Awards for this very same role. With his Oscar nomination however, Yeun made history. He claimed that he was happy to serve a larger moment for his community and how proud he is of being an Asian American.

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