"This is a difficult moment for our teams, who have worked so hard to offer a quality service to the 25,000 Brusseleirs who rely on our bikes to get around the capital.”
“Someone set himself on fire in front of the doors of the Klein Kasteeltje...A man from Afghanistan threw himself out of the window of the asylum centre after a negative decision."
The problems at Ryanair are due to continue into July, as unions in Spain have voted to strike for three days at the end of June.
Marc Dutroux, convicted in 1996 of five cases of murder, and child raping including those of two teenage girls and two young children.
Passengers travelling to the US will go through the checks at Zaventem that would normally take place at their destination.
“Even tasting this liquid can lead to serious health dangers.”
Police in Limburg have opened an investigation into the death of an 82-year-old woman in Hamont in Limburg province.
Researchers at the university of Antwerp have uncovered an effective tool in the battle against every teenager’s nightmare – acne.
Dairy farmers currently receive about 35c for every litre of milk, but by the time it appears on the supermarket shelves, the price the consumer is asked to pay has shot up.
While Aalst is expected to be emerging from the strictest Covid restrictions, the shadow of the pandemic will still hang over the celebrations.
The next few days promise fewer problems than the weekend, which saw the Royal Meteorological Office issue a code yellow across almost the whole country, with shearing winds and intense precipitation.
The secret of the therapy is that it not only kills off cancer cells directly, but also spares healthy cells, as well as boosting the immune system of the patient, which fights its own fight against the cancer.
The murder of Saelens, carried out in January 2012 by hired guns on the orders of the father-in-law, was brought about by his decision to emigrate with his wife and four children.
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