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New dedicated museum for Manneken Pis costumes
31/1/17 - The Belgian and Flemish capital will soon boast a new magnet for visitors. A spanking new museum dedicated to the costumes of the little terror will open in the capital on Saturday.
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More cycle lanes in Brussel, but is it enough?
The Brussels Alderwoman responsible for transport Els Ampe (Flemish liberal) says that by next year the City of Brussels will have 70 kilometre of cycle lanes along the roads that it is responsible for maintaining.
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More cycle lanes in Brussel, but is it enough?
The Brussels Alderwoman responsible for transport Els Ampe (Flemish liberal) says that by next year the City of Brussels will have 70 kilometre of cycle lanes along the roads that it is responsible for maintaining.
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Flemish Civil Servants move to new home
The brand new, low energy Herman Teirlinck Building was officially opened by the Flemish Home Affairs Minister Liesbeth Homans (nationalist) on Wednesday morning.
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Flemish Civil Servants move to new home
The brand new, low energy Herman Teirlinck Building was officially opened by the Flemish Home Affairs Minister Liesbeth Homans (nationalist) on Wednesday morning.
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Brussels rail tunnel re-opens
The rail tunnel that links Brussels North and Brussels Schuman railway station has re-open after it became flooded with water and mud after a water main burst causing a huge sink hole to appear on the near-by Leuvensesteenweg.
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Brussels rail tunnel re-opens
The rail tunnel that links Brussels North and Brussels Schuman railway station has re-open after it became flooded with water and mud after a water main burst causing a huge sink hole to appear on the near-by Leuvensesteenweg.
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MolenGeek youngsters allowed to travel to the US after all
The group of young IT enthusiasts that were initially refused the document required for them to gain entry to the United States are now being allowed to travel to California to attend an IT conference. If all goes well they should fly out of Zaventem Airport, near Brussels this afternoon.
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MolenGeek youngsters allowed to travel to the US after all
The group of young IT enthusiasts that were initially refused the document required for them to gain entry to the United States are now being allowed to travel to California to attend an IT conference. If all goes well they should fly out of Zaventem Airport, near Brussels this afternoon.
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Molenbeek IT youngsters not welcome in the US
Eight members of a twelve-person delegation from the MolenGeek IT project in Sint-Jans-Molenbeek (Greater Brussels) have been refused documents entitling them to enter the United States.
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Molenbeek IT youngsters not welcome in the US
Eight members of a twelve-person delegation from the MolenGeek IT project in Sint-Jans-Molenbeek (Greater Brussels) have been refused documents entitling them to enter the United States.
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Sacrifice of Polygon Wood remembered
26/9/17 - Polygon Wood was the scene of intense fighting during the Battle of Passchendaele exactly a hundred years ago. To mark the centenary a special ceremony was held as dawn broke.
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Sacrifice of Polygon Wood remembered
26/9/17 - Polygon Wood was the scene of intense fighting during the Battle of Passchendaele exactly a hundred years ago. To mark the centenary a special ceremony was held as dawn broke.
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Scandal-hit abattoir reopens
26/9/17 - Izegem abattoir that animal welfare minister Weyts closed two weeks ago is to reopen. The slaughterhouse hit the headlines when undercover footage showed how cows were abused.
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Scandal-hit abattoir reopens
26/9/17 - Izegem abattoir that animal welfare minister Weyts closed two weeks ago is to reopen. The slaughterhouse hit the headlines when undercover footage showed how cows were abused.
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Australia remembers at Zonnebeke
26/9/17 - The people of Australia held a ceremony for Australian victims of the Great War this morning. Didgeridoo player David Hudson signalled the start of the ceremony at the British and Commonwealth war cemetery in Zonnebeke at 5:30 CET this morning. Relatives laid wreaths as the names of fallen soldiers were read out.
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Australia remembers at Zonnebeke
26/9/17 - The people of Australia held a ceremony for Australian victims of the Great War this morning. Didgeridoo player David Hudson signalled the start of the ceremony at the British and Commonwealth war cemetery in Zonnebeke at 5:30 CET this morning. Relatives laid wreaths as the names of fallen soldiers were read out.
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Leuven rector unveils academic year reform plans
25/9/17 - Luc Sels, the brand new rector of Leuven University, has ambitious plans to reform the academic year that would run from September to June with a guaranteed holiday for students and academics in July and August.
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Leuven rector unveils academic year reform plans
25/9/17 - Luc Sels, the brand new rector of Leuven University, has ambitious plans to reform the academic year that would run from September to June with a guaranteed holiday for students and academics in July and August.
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Did lie detector throw up inaccurate result?
25/9/17 - The lawyers of the Romanian suspected of murdering Sofie Muylle in Knokke earlier this year are raising doubts about the results of a lie detector test that he underwent voluntarily last week and that suggested the suspect provided untrue answers.
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Did lie detector throw up inaccurate result?
25/9/17 - The lawyers of the Romanian suspected of murdering Sofie Muylle in Knokke earlier this year are raising doubts about the results of a lie detector test that he underwent voluntarily last week and that suggested the suspect provided untrue answers.
