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Dans ce spectacle musical, Hannah Waddingham célèbre les fêtes de fin d'année aux côtés d'invités pour un spectacle musical grandiose au Coliseum de Londres. Dans ce spectacle enregistré en public, les spectateurs du monde entier pourront se joindre à Hannah Waddingham pour célébrer son moment préféré de l'année sur Apple TV+, en chantant les classiques de Noël accompagnée d'un orchestre.
The Festive MINI is back and brighter than ever before, this year wrapped in 3,000 smart LED lights by creator Nicholas ‘Nico’ Martin and supported by MINI UK, to raise money for MS Trust and Duchenne UK.First started over four years ago, the MINI Electric is wrapped in 3,000 app-controlled twinkly lights, capable of generating customisable animations including light patterns and messages, and rhythms synced to your favourite song.This year each individual light is available to sponsor for just £2, and to spread festive cheer and big love even further, Nico will be visiting as many streets as possible in his hometown throughout the festive period. The official ‘switch on’ of the Festive MINI 2022 will take place at The Lexicon Bracknell, on 25 November.In December 2020, the illuminating car came to the rescue when Christmas switch on displays were cancelled due to lockdown, spreading much needed joy and bringing cheer and positivity to people on their own doorsteps, whilst also raising awareness and over £5,000.
Bethlehem, Jan 18 (EFE/EPA), (Camera: Abed ALHashlamoun).- The Armenian community commemorated Christmas in Bethlehem with a ceremony at the Nativity Church with the Armenian Patriarch of Jerusalem and with few people present due to the restrictions imposed by the coronavirus pandemic. FOOTAGE OF THE CEREMONY WITH THE ARMENIAN PATRIARCH OF JERUSALEM
Bethlehem, Jan 6 (EFE / EPA) .- (Camera: Abed al Hashlamoun) The Greek Orthodox Patriarch of Jerusalem, Theophilos III officiated the start of Orthodox Christmas in Bethlehem.FOOTAGE OF THE EVENT.
Jerusalem, Dec 23 (EFE / EPA) .- (CAMERA: Atef Safadi) The Holy Land celebrates Christmas more subdued than ever, with the borders closed to foreigners and the painful absence of Christian pilgrims who always celebrate these dates in Jerusalem and Bethlehem the birth of Jesus.
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