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Gabriel Jesus might not have scored on his Arsenal debut but the £45m signing made sure to make his second outing memorable as his he helped the Gunners beat Leicester City 4-2 with a brace on Saturday night.
Both of his goals came in the first half but William Saliba's own goal in the 53rd minute helped Leicester stay in the contest. But their hopes of a turnaround were once again dented Granit Xhaka found the net 2 minutes later. Gabriel Martinelli's strike in the 75th-minute then sealed Arsenal's 2nd consecutive win of the new Premier League season. 
The Gunners now sit at the second spot with same points as Manchester City but behind them on goal difference.
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Premier League: Gabriel Jesus shines with a brace as Arsenal beat Leicester City 4-2

Gabriel Jesus might not have scored on his Arsenal debut but the £45m signing made sure to make his second outing memorable as his he helped the Gunners beat Leicester City 4-2 with a brace on Saturday night

The Gunners now sit at the second spot with same points as Manchester City but behind them on goal difference

Gabriel Jesus might not have scored on his Arsenal debut but the &pound;45m signing made sure to make his second outing memorable as his he helped the Gunners beat Leicester City 4-2 with a brace on Saturday night.
Both of his goals came in the first half but William Saliba's own goal in the 53rd minute helped Leicester stay in the contest. But their hopes of a turnaround were once again dented as Granit Xhaka found the net 2 minutes later.
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/premier-league-manchester-city-thrash-bournemouth-to-maintain-a-perfect-start-1660455998058">Premier League: Manchester City thrash Bournemouth to maintain a perfect start</a>
Gabriel Martinelli's strike in the 75th-minute then sealed Arsenal's 2nd consecutive win of the new Premier League season.&nbsp;
The Gunners now sit at the second spot with same points as Manchester City but behind them on goal difference.
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Dozens of Bethlehem residents and a few religious officials attended the Christmas Midnight Mass at the Church of the Nativity early on Friday.
The celebrations at the traditional birthplace of Jesus, however, were subdued in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.
In a normal year, foreign pilgrims would flock to Bethlehem to be a part of the celebrations but the restrictions on travel kept them away.
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A muted Christmas: Bethlehem residents attend Midnight Mass

The Christmas Midnight Mass at the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem saw dozens of residents in attendance

Dozens of Bethlehem residents and a few religious officials attended the Christmas Midnight Mass at the Church of the Nativity early on Friday.
The celebrations at the traditional birthplace of Jesus, however, were subdued in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.
In a normal year, foreign pilgrims would flock to Bethlehem to be a part of the celebrations but the restrictions on travel kept them away this time.
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Dozens of Bethlehem residents and a few religious officials attended the Christmas Midnight Mass at the Church of the Nativity early on Friday.
The celebrations at the traditional birthplace of Jesus, however, were subdued in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.
In a normal year, foreign pilgrims would flock to Bethlehem to be a part of the celebrations but the restrictions on travel kept them away this time.
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Sculptor's village scene under a table is all things stunning

A panoramic&nbsp;scene from a village, created by sculptor Ningwon Zingkhaicomes, comes to life&nbsp;under his dining table. It has a&nbsp;gurgling stream of water, a church, bridge and people, making it look real.

Sculptor's panoramic nature scene under a table is all things stunning

A panoramic&nbsp;scene from a village comes to life under this dining table, created by sculptor Ningwon Zingkhai at his home in Dimapur town.
A gurgling stream of water, a church, bridge and people adorn the lifelike creation, lending a realistic appeal. Carved out of a block of wood, it took the master creator almost one year to complete the piece. He spent as much as Rs 1.70 lakhs&nbsp;in the creation.
He has found no buyer for his creation which he priced at 20 lakh rupees. Ningwon, a self-proclaimed potter, carpenter, architect and sculptor spends his time making pots with clay to earn a livelihood.
He now plans to make a landscape with Jesus and his 12 disciples at Phangrei plateau in Ukhrul district.

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