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Video: Belgian TV channel stages surprising 'drama' on street

To launch a high-definition TV channel, TNT in Belgium, a big red push button was placed in a square in a Flemish town. Over it hovered an arrow "Push to add drama". Then they waited for someone to push.
In the Media by Anne Sewell - 1 comment

Belgian schoolchildren killed in bus crash after ski trip

A school skiing trip in Switzerland came to a nightmare end when one of the buses carrying children from two different Belgian schools crashed in a tunnel on the journey home.
In the Media by Amanda Payne - 4 comments

Belgian trade unions: Austerity is not a solution, it's a problem Special

Brussels - The leaders of the trade unions striking today in Belgium had a common message for the leaders of the EU countries meeting today in Brussels: austerity measures are not a solution to the current economic crisis.
Digital Journal Report by Carmen Paun

Body of dead woman found at home of Belgian grenade killer

More horrific details are being reported from Belgium after police revealed that they have discovered the body of a dead woman in the Liège killer's home.
In the Media by Stephen Morgan - 1 comment

Belgium grenade massacre shocks city

A man convicted of several offenses went wild in the southern city of Liège today blowing up people on the central square with grenades. It was wrongly reported that several gunmen were involved, but national news here confirms that he was a lone gunman
In the Media by Stephen Morgan

4 dead, 123 injured as grenades thrown at bus stop in Belgium

The centre of the city of Liege has been cordoned off after one man threw grenades and shot at people in a bus stop. The attacker is also dead. Reports say up to four other people are also dead.
In the Media by Gemma Fox - 1 comment

Op-Ed: Remembering stories of war and fear from the other side Special

Every year on November 11 many nations in the world pause to remember the horrors of the many past wars that their grandfathers, fathers, sisters, brothers, and children have served through, and which took the lives of untold millions.
Digital Journal Report by Hans Smedbol - 10 comments

Belgium parliament agrees to complete phase-out of nuclear power

Brussels - Belgium's coalition government has agreed on a conditional exit strategy to wean the European nation off domestically-generated nuclear power by 2025.
In the Media by Andrew Reeves - 1 comment

Five dead, dozens injured as storm strikes festival in Belgium

A storm which struck Belgium's Pukkelpop music festival caused two stages to collapse, and left five people dead and dozens with injuries.
In the Media by Lynn Curwin

Baby Okapi born at Antwerp Zoo in Belgium (video)

Belgium's Antwerp Zoo has added a new member to its small herd of Okapi. The baby Okapi was born July 4 and recently took her first public steps under the watchful eye of her mother, the event was recorded and released on video.
In the Media by Kim I. Hartman - 1 comment
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Great Britain will be without Andy Murray for their Davis Cup match against Belgium as they aim for a World Group play-off.
Belgium holds a day of mourning to remember the victims of the coach crash in a Swiss tunnel in which 22 schoolchildren and six adults died.
Trains, buses and trams were at a standstill and protesters blocked several major roads on Monday as unions in Belgium held their biggest strike in nearly two decades.

Belgium holds a national day of mourning Friday for the 28 victims of a school bus crash in Switzerland, ringing church bells and stopping trains and factories to show soldidarity with heartbroken parents.

British cyclist David Millar fractures his right collarbone in a crash while competing in Belgium.
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Dr Monique Forthomme Nicholson 28/1/1930-5/3/2010

My mother would have been 82 today. This birthday is a little easier to bear than last year's and it is true that time...
Jan 28, 2012 by Greer Nicholson - 2 comments

Movies You Have To See

I go to a lot of movies as I do a movie review blog. It's been the season of top 10 lists and I have become aware - as...
Jan 4, 2012 by Greer Nicholson - 3 comments

French farmer fined for illegally parking his tractor - an ocean away from home

Anyone familiar with France will know that it's a large country - a very large country. First up of course there's...
Jan 4, 2012 by Johnny Summerton

Ten Commonly Used Fallacies Against LGBT Rights Activists

Logical debate is a necessary part of every activist’s life. But before engaging in a debate, make sure you ask...
Jan 3, 2012 by Ron de Vera

13 Comments that Put dboncan in My LGBT Spotlight

Dear dboncan, Thank you for reading my article “Why LGBT people must get personal with the Catholic Church.” I...
Jan 3, 2012 by Ron de Vera
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