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Four out of ten Spaniards hold the Consell responsible for the management of the tragedy and more than a third also point out the central government. Read Mazón should resign for his management of DANA according to 65% of Valencians and 47% of his voters

Tomas Cvancara came on as a substitute in the final stages to possibly help Mönchengladbach win against BVB. Less than six minutes later, the striker saw yellow and red. Then there was criticism. Borussia Dortmund once again disappointed away from home in a poor prestige duel against Borussia Mönchengladbach. At 1:1 (0:0), BVB remained winless in their sixth away game this season. Dortmund’s lead after a great individual performance by the in-form Jamie Gittens (65th minute) was countered by Kevin Stöger with a penalty goal (71st). Coach Nuri Sahin’s team also had a lot of luck in the first half…

The comedy “Emilia Pérez” about a trans woman caused discussions. It has now been awarded best film at the European Film Awards. But there were other awards for the film. European Film Prize: Musical comedy “Emilia Pérez” wins

Money, lawyers or boosting Farage on X: how Elon Musk could affect UK politics as he looks to boost his influence in the UK. The billionaire, having helped Trump regain the White House, is reportedly turning his interest to Britain Elon Musk appears to have many obsessions. The world’s richest man is evangelical about electric vehicles, space travel and Donald Trump. Another of his interests may yet have profound consequences for the UK: British politics. The billionaire is reported to be thinking of becoming the biggest donor in history with a rumoured £80m payment to Nigel’s Farage’s Reform UK party.…

MI5 has been forced to make “uncomfortable choices” as it looks to “pare back” on the capacity being spent on counter-terrorism MI5 forced to shift focus from terrorism to Russia due to ‘finite capacity’, but consider making requests to access encrypted data from Meta communications. This revelation comes after a Bulgarian national accused of spying for Russia was paid £18,600 from a bank account in the name of collapsed payments company Wirecard, according to evidence seen by a London court on Thursday. During the trial Telegram messages were read out in court this week showed Marsalek — who was using…

How law enforcement is processing evidence in the CEO assassination. Although authorities have witnesses, ample street footage and even DNA evidence, the nationwide manhunt for the gunman who fatally shot United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson is fraught with challenges for law enforcement as it stretches into its fourth day.  Since the attack at 6:46 a.m. Wednesday, details have come more clearly into focus. The assailant arrived in New York City on a bus from Atlanta Nov. 24, stayed at an AYH Hostel on the Upper West Side and likely fled the city via the Port Authority bus station. The FBI…

The two main heads of the European Union, France and Germany, are mired in a deep polarization that further alters plans to recover their weakened economies, something that generates many concerns within the EU. Both countries not only have in common the weakness of their respective GDPs. They are also mired in a very similar political instability, impossible to solve in the short term due to the application of the same strategy, that which establishes a cordon sanitaire around the extreme right, to avoid any agreement with this type of formations. In the case of Germany, the dead end into…

Storm Darragh live: wind batters UK and Ireland as Met Office issues rare red ‘danger to life’ warning Thousands of people across Northern Ireland, England and Wales have been left without power As well as strong winds, Darragh is also expected to bring heavy rain over the weekend, with more than 120 flood alerts in place this morning. An amber warning for rain is in place in Wales from 3am to 6pm on Saturday with heavy rain likely to lead to disruption to transport and infrastructure. Storm Darragh live: wind batters UK and Ireland as Met Office issues rare red…

The Syrian regime lost control Friday of the symbolic southern city of Daraa and most of the eponymous province, which was the cradle of the country’s 2011 uprising, a war monitor said. “Local factions have taken control of more areas in Daraa province, including Daraa city… They now control more than 90 percent of the province, as regime forces successively pulled out,” the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said. Syrian government loses control of southern city of Daraa In Daraa province, only the Sanamayn area is still in government hands, Rami Abdel Rahman, who heads the British-based monitor with a…

Just over 3 percent of the eight thousand damaged people decided to take civil action. And the municipality of Ostra, where there were five victims, is excluded from the disaster areas The Flood in the Marche, trial begins. But only 250 ask for damages: “Distrust in justice” https://www.repubblica.it/cronaca/2024/12/07/news/alluvione_marche_processo_solo_250_chiedono_i_danni-423837941/?rss