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Ever want to live in the house where a true wizard was born? That can happen now, if you at least have at least 1, 100,000 euros.

Durf Investor Martin Shkreli has been convicted of fraud after he had sold drugs at wider prices and misled investors.

The South African who was kidnapped in Mali in 2011 with the Dutchman Sjaak Rijke is again free. The South African Minister of Foreign Affairs Maite Nkoana-Mashabane announced Thursday that Stephen McGowan is safe at home.

The news broadcaster Fox News brought 'fake news' in May with President Trump's attention to derive attention from Trumps' Russian issues. This states the American journalist Rod Wheeler who has worked at Fox News and has sued the station on Tuesday in New York, reported US media.

An approximately 1600 year old sarcophagus was excavated at work in central London. It is believed to be the last resting place of an aristocrat from Roman times, told the BBC on Tuesday. It would be a mother. The remains of a baby are found near the grave.

Nearly a third of the world's population has no reliable clean drinking water according to a new UN study. That is 2.1 billion people, the World Health Organization (WHO) and the UN Children's Fund UNICEF reported Thursday.

A thief who probably hoped to get rich soon by stealing hundreds of lots in Germany has left only a few tens. The robbery delivered the prisoner charges to the perpetrator according to the police 78 euros.

The leaders of the G20 will work more closely to combat terrorist propaganda and calls for hatred and violence on the Internet. They have agreed to exert pressure on internet and social media companies to ensure that 'incorrect' messages (automatically) are cleared. 'We will make clear that we expect rapid removal,' said Chancellor Angela Merkel on Friday in Hamburg.

The Republicans in the US Senate have decided to postpone a planned vote on a new care act. The decision to postpone until the July 4 recession comes after the announcement of certain five Republicans that they will vote against the law.

Al Qaeda in Mali released the Swedish hostage Johan Gustafsson, 42, after nearly six years. That has been announced by the Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Monday.

The Republicans in the US Senate presented a plan to reform the health system drastically on Thursday. The 142-page draft proposal would largely dismantle the former President Barack Obama's care law.

Republican Congressman Greg Gianforte, just elected on behalf of Montana State, has been given a 40-hour duty sentence for the reprimand of a reporter. He must also submit to a training aggression control. If the drift frog fails, he turns the prison for six months.

Minister Bert Koenders of Foreign Affairs condemns the two attacks in Iran's Iranian capital Tehran. 'His ministry is following the situation closely. At the onslaught in the parliament and mausoleum of ayatollah Khomeini Wednesday, there were certainly twelve deaths. Terror Group IS has claimed the responsibility.

Euro-parliamentarians receive a total of 40 million euros tax on expense compensation, including for an office in their own country. But more than a third has no working space outside Brussels. It remains unclear how to spend their rich cost of 4300 euros a month or so.

The French capital of Paris will auction some of the love slots that hung on the famous Pont des Arts across the Seine. The proceeds of the auction coming Saturday will go to aid organizations dedicated to refugees in Paris. 'I think that's a nice message,' said local mayor Bruno Julliard. 'This helps to prove that we are a solid, rich and open city.'

Crown Prince Salman of Bahrain, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, has personally assisted the end of his lightning visit to the oil state on Tuesday. El-Sisi arrived from Kuwait on Monday from Manama, the capital of the kingdom.

Austria, Germany, Denmark, Sweden and Norway may continue to monitor parts of their internal borders for a further six months, but they have to go down. That is what the European Commission presents to the Member States. It is the last time that extension is legally possible.

US Secretary of State Steven Mnuchin confirmed Wednesday that the government wants to reduce corporate tax to 15 percent. He said that parliamentarians largely agree with the tax reforms promised by President Trump. According to Mnuchin, that was the result of a 'very successful meeting' Tuesday evening.

Snapchat is under heavy fire in India. According to a former employee's CEO Evan Spiegel once said that India was too poor for the app. Snapchat Mirror denies ever said such a thing, but that's fallen on deaf ears. Social media company gets considerable criticism, including calls to boycott it. The app received a load and angry reviews on the App Store just one star.

The first collective agreement for maternity is a fact, but that is not happy with anyone. The Dutch Association for Maternity assistants (NBvK) is very dissatisfied and feel bypassed in the negotiations. Again, the dissatisfaction in particular travel expenses crops up.

A British burglar who robbed eighteen stuffed animals with his accomplices, was sentenced to a suspended sentence of 21 months. The 47-year-old Jason Hopwood stable according to British media include stuffed lions, a penguin and a chimpanzee with top hat and tie.

Negotiations on the departure of Britain from the EU should not be taken for a discussion on the freedom of movement of workers within the EU. This enables the Advisory Council on International Affairs (AIV) in a report published Wednesday.

Hedge fund manager David Tepper has a good year behind. Bottom line was his assets to $ 51.7 billion; Hourly he deserved converted $ 590,000.

The country is still a people's republic with one-party, communist, but that does not mean that the real big earners are Chinese. China counts measured in dollars, more billionaires than the United States. In the so-called Club of Nine Zeros adorns China in the first place with less than 609 billionaires. live in the US 552 people who have more than a billion are in their account.

EU countries are not obliged refugees at serious risk to issue a visa. That the European Court of Justice decided Tuesday morning.

People are getting older. By 2030 life expectancy will pass the 90-year limit. So the girls will be born in 2030, leading South Korea are on average almost 91 years. Girls from France, Japan and Spain pick up the 90 just is not.

Many people dream: win the lottery. But the 21-year-old Jane Park from Britain had afterwards wished them all had not bought the winning ticket. At sixteen she was a millionaire, but that made her life ten times worse. '

Investment banks have been reported in France unprecedentedly strong terms that Paris makes absolutely no chance to recruit personnel from the City of London as his labor not eased.

Betsy DeVos is a close call became education minister in the government of Trump.

Donald Trump is late May attended a NATO summit in Brussels. That confirmed the US president in a telephone conversation with NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg.