In the night from Monday to Tuesday, the Belgian police arrested more than sixty illegal immigrants. With approximately 150 agents, the police controlled all access roads to the port of Zeebrugge and, moreover, the French border in the province of West Flanders. The campaign focused on trucks \u0026 vans.
The American actor and singer Al Matthews was found dead last Saturday at the La Zenia resort on the Costa Blanca in Spain.
French and British fishermen have made agreements about the catch of scallops. According to the BBC, the British are withdrawing larger boats from the disputed fishing area, in exchange for more fishing rights at other places. State Secretary George Eustice (Fisheries) says he is happy with 'this pragmatic outcome.'
Justice in Switzerland wants to prosecute two Russians to carry out 'a cyber attack' on the world anti-doping agency WADA in Lausanne. In 2016, WADA itself reported that a large batch of medical data from athletes had been captured in a cyber-burglary.
The Russian news channel RT says two men interviewed who have the same names as the main suspects of the attack on Sergey Skripal in southern England. Alexander Petrov and Roeslan Bosjirov have reported to editor-in-chief Margarita Simonyan. The interview would be broadcast in the short term.
Russia has identified the two men suspected by the British authorities of the attack on Sergey Skripal and his daughter. According to President Vladimir Putin, it is about ordinary citizens. He expressed the hope that they will tell their own story to the world.
A rich English couple used sperm from their dead son to still have an heir.
A 31-year-old Instagram model shocked England with its topless photos for a First World War monument. People call her action disrespectful.
Canada, Germany, France, Great Britain and the US have said in a joint statement that the attack in March in England on the Russian ex-agent Skripal 'almost certainly happened with permission of a high level.' This has the British Prime Minister Theresa May, British media reported.
The Russian government has nothing to do with the attack on an ex-agent, Sergej Skripal. The British claim that the Kremlin has allowed this to happen is scandalous slander, Kremlin spokesperson Peskov said Thursday.
British pedophile Jason Leonard does not agree with the restrictive measures imposed on him. The man is of the opinion that after his conviction for the possession of child pornography, he is treated as a second-class citizen in his homeland.
The son of a captured opposition leader from Bahrain has asked Queen Elizabeth in an open letter to use her influence with King Hamad of Bahrain to ensure that his father is treated humanely. This is what the British newspaper The Independent reports on Thursday.
The British police have discovered an advanced weapons factory in a small town in the south-east of England. The illegal arms factory in Hailsham, near Eastbourne, was on an industrial estate and had as a cover a company that would occupy itself with gearboxes.
During the International Fireworks Festival in Scheveningen, England won the title 'most beautiful fireworks show' during the country battle. Eight countries had entered into battle at the 39th edition of the event.
The British writer Sir Vidiadhar Surajprasad Naipaul, better known as U.S. Naipaul, died at the age of 85. His family made that known, reports The Guardian. He died in his home in London.
New US sanctions against Russia affecting the banks or currency can be interpreted as the declaration of a trade war. The Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev expressed this warning on Friday in response to announced new US sanctions against Russia.
Russia has reacted angrily to the 'draconian' sanctions announced by the United States. The Russian embassy in the US mentions the accusation that Moscow is responsible for an attack with the nerve gas Novitsjok 'far-fetched.'
The United States holds the Russian government responsible for the assassination attempt on a former double spy and its daughter in England with the nerve gas Novitsjok. That's what spokeswoman Heather Nauert of Foreign Affairs said. She promised Moscow new sanctions. They will take effect in two weeks.
The British government is considering banning the eating of dog meat after reports that this practice also occurs there.
The British police have arrested three men in connection with the acid attack on a three-year-old boy Saturday in Worcester, England. The men of 22, 25 and 26 years were arrested in London on suspicion of involvement in the attack.
The Belgian electronics chain Krëfel must pay thousands of Belgians their purchase price for their new television. The chain had promised as a marketing stunt that if the Red Devils scored more than fifteen goals they would get their money back. On Saturday, Belgium convincingly defeated England with 2-0. That brought the total number of goals to sixteen.
It looked like an innocent World Cup stunt from the Belgian electronics business: if Belgium were to make more than fifteen goals at the World Cup, all buyers of a 55-inch TV would get their purchase price back. So much has been scored on only two World Cups since the eighties: once by Germany (2010) and once by Brazil (2002).
What could have become a drama ended this afternoon as a fairy tale. The twelve Thai football players of the Wilde Zwijnen team and their coach have all escaped from the Tham Luang cave. Hollywood is warming up for the story that seems written for the white screen.
Enthusiastic, lively, sporty. Little by little the information of the Thai grandsons who were rescued in the last few days drips inside. Three boys were celebrating their birthday, another had asthma, yet another promised to help his parents 'better in future'. Everyone has his own story.
A policeman was hospitalized in Salisbury in the south of England, because he probably came into contact with the chemical weapon novitsjok. This was reported by the press agency Press Association.
There is not much more known about the dangerous nerve gas novichok than it is extremely deadly and that Russians worked on it during the Cold War in the seventies and eighties. Those who inhale it can die within 2.5 minutes. Novichok is a new variant of the nerve gases made by Germany in the 1930s and England in the 1950s. Novitsjok is the Russian word for newcomers.
The British government has called on Russia to clarify the poison novitsjok that has re-emerged in the south of England. The latest incident in which a British couple is hospitalized in a critical condition follows the poisoning in March of a Russian ex-spy Sergej Skripal and his daughter. The nerve gas Novitsjok was once developed in the Soviet Union as a weapon of mass destruction.
WE have the name, but the Belgians can also use it. The beer coins of a World Cup football village in Kortrijk appear to have been falsified on a large scale.
If England finally plays decent football again during the World Cup, the beer threatens to throw a spanner in the works. Several pubs struggle to make the tap flow. Beer is enough, but it lacks carbonated flasks.
The Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel has given his British colleague Theresa May a shirt of 'his' national football team, nicknamed the Red Devils. He did so in Brussels just before the start of an important EU summit. The shirt is to the great laughter of the other EU leaders and May itself number 10, the house number of Mays official residence in Downingstreet in London. England and Belgium play against each other on Thursday-evening.
