6,300 Schools Hit by Hoax Bomb Threats Across Europe
About 6,300 schools in Italy received emailed bomb threats on Wednesday, forcing hundreds to evacuate, as similar messages reached Britain and Ireland.
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Fog Turns Bulgarian Motorway Into a Death Trap: 12 Killed in 50-Vehicle Pile-Up
Two pile-ups in thick fog on Bulgaria’s Trakia Motorway near Yambol killed 12 people and injured around 50, as rescuers cut trapped drivers from crushed cars and trucks.
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Krakow Gunman Dies After Killing Six in Market Square
The 24-year-old who shot six people dead in Krakow’s Main Market Square on Saturday has died of his injuries in hospital, while 15 people wounded in the attack are being treated.
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Europe to Join Ukraine Peace Talks in Abu Dhabi
France says European countries will have a seat at the Ukraine talks in Abu Dhabi next week, ending weeks of uncertainty over whether Europe would be left out of the US-mediated meeting.
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Six Killed in Krakow Market Square Shooting as Police Detain Gunman
A gunman fired at random from a car in one of Europe’s busiest tourist squares, killing six people and injuring at least 15 — and police later found three more bodies at the suspect’s home.
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Chinese Motorcycles Now Take a Third of Europe’s Big Bikes
Chinese brands now supply nearly a third of Europe’s big-bike imports, up from 7% in 2019, as CFMoto and rivals win buyers at Milan’s EICMA show.
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Hoax bomb threats diverted flights across Europe
Flights were diverted, escorted by fighter jets and airports briefly closed across Europe after a wave of false bomb threats — all later confirmed as hoaxes.
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Fridge hack hits 100+ European supermarkets, food spoiled
Hackers forced supermarket fridges into defrost mode across Europe, pushing temperatures as high as 50C and forcing stores to throw away chilled food.
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Ryanair Warns of Pay Freeze as Fuel Bill Jumps €2bn
Ryanair is considering a pay freeze after warning its fuel bill will rise by about €2 billion next year, a cost it says higher fares alone cannot cover.
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