Author: News Desk

The Federal Police FBI is considered one of the most powerful investigative agencies in the world, not least because of countless Hollywood films and series. But in the worldview of Trump supporters, at least since the investigations against Donald Trump, the FBI has also represented a political police force – regardless of the facts. Now Trump is announcing that he will appoint a hardliner as FBI director. Kash Patel is not supposed to make the authority more powerful, but rather weaken it. The future man at the top has declared that he wants to take action against journalists with the…

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UK EuroMillions player claims £177m jackpot in third-biggest National Lottery win A UK ticket-holder is set to become the third-biggest National Lottery winner of all time after claiming a £177m jackpot from Tuesday’s EuroMillions draw. Ticket-holders were urged to check their numbers from the draw a second time after an error led to the publication of the wrong winning numbers online. Actual winning numbers Hours later, the Press Association news agency sent out a correction after it turned out an extra number had been added by mistake. The actual winning numbers were 07, 11, 25, 31 and 40, with Lucky…

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The Official State Gazette (BOE) publishes this Saturday the order of the Ministry of Finance that contemplates a 25% reduction in the Personal Income Tax (IRPF) for the self-employed affected by the DANA who pay taxes through the system of self taxation. Spanish farmers get a lifeline The Ministry of Finance explained that this measure will allow an average saving of almost 400 euros to more than 22,600 taxpayers who pay taxes under this system, which usually includes farmers, ranchers, professionals in the agri-food sector, the transport sector and professionals in the retail trade activities. This order maintains, as a…

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Kosovo PM blames Serbia for explosion at canal supplying power plants as huge blast cuts off crucial water supplies to two plants, with fears much of the country could be left without power. Kosovo PM blames Serbia for explosion at canal supplying power plants A canal in Kosovo feeding two power plants that generate most of the nation’s electricity has been damaged in an explosion, with the prime minister calling it a “terrorist attack” by neighbouring Serbia. The incident occurred on Friday near the town of Zubin Potok in the north of the country, about 16km (10 miles) from the…

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The woman responsible for the ASL bribes in Bari remains in prison. “It’s not easy to pocket money… you can’t joke with money, you’ll go to jail…”: Connie Sciannimanico said this last June, speaking on the phone with a friend of hers. He was talking to friend about a colleague from the local health authority who had been transferred because he was suspected of having favoured entrepreneurs in exchange for money. Caught by a paper trail of money At the time, the health authority official did not know she was being watched nor did she imagine that she would be…

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A new serious episode of violence against the school’s teaching staff occurred this time at the Paciolo-D’Annunzio high school in Fidenza. The parent of a student punched a teacher in the face, who required medical attention. At the origin of the aggression there would be arguments originating from the violent behavior carried out at school by the child of the violent parent. The episode shook the Fidentina school community. A banner condemning the violence was displayed in the high school and the principal Ciro Marconi wrote an open letter in which he condemned what happened, also reporting what was contained…

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KINGNEWSWIRE – The Church of Scientology of Rome hosted a conference on 4 October in its Auditorium in Via della Maglianella 375, in celebration of the national Day of Memory and Welcoming to humanise the processes of welcoming and integration under the banner of human rights. On Friday, 4 October, the Church of Scientology in Rome hosted a conference on migration, reception and integration on the occasion of the Day of Remembrance and Welcoming, called every 3 October by law no. 45 of 2016 as a national day in Italy, to commemorate the 398 victims, migrants, following a shipwreck in the Mediterranean…

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The PSNI is currently investigating 15 separate sexual abuse complaints relating to Christian Brother Paul Dunleavy.The prolific paedophile was sentenced to further 10 years behind bars on Thursday after being convicted of 36 sexual offences.The offences were committed on dates between 1964 and 1991 while he worked at four schools in Belfast, Newry and Armagh with his victims ranging in age from 7–14.He is currently behind bars after he was previously convicted on two separate occasions of sexual offences against children.His latest prison term will commence at the end of his current sentence in May 2026. He has now been…

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