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Drones at Gatwick were an administrative illusion
“Drones. Which drones?” In the middle of last week Wednesday, the Gatwick Airport stopped because drones had been spotted nearby. Now police chief Jason Tingley says: “Possibly there…
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Al Qaeda profiteering on Islamic State decline
Terror organization Al Qaida is reviving due to the decline of ISIS. That is what the British Secretary of Security, Ben Wallace, says in an interview with The…
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Grande Tema boarded, four ‘pirates’ arrested
Four African stowaways who terrorised the crew of a cargo ship in the mouth of the Thames to get to England were arrested by the police. The police…
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Interserve lenders demand control of RMD Kwikform
Bankers thrashing out a debt reduction plan with Interserve are demanding control of the company’s profitable RMD Kwikform business. Interserve provided a progress report to the Stock Exchange…
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New accusations against ex-Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn prevent him from bailing out
Japanese prosecutors have arrested the fallen chief of Nissan, Renault and Mitsubishi Carlos Ghosn again. According to local media, Ghosn was arrested Friday for “violating confidence with aggravating…
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China denies accusations of “government hacking”
China has reacted sharply on US and UK accusations on Chinese government hackers on a large scale on cyber theft. “We want them to immediately stop smothering us.”…
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Carrefour is going to open the first automated store
Supermarket chain Carrefour is going to open the first automated store at the Huidenmarkt in the vicinity of the Brussels large market, where customers can shop 24 hours…
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