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Police suspect wrong address in violent incident on Bos en Lommerweg

Police suspect wrong address in violent incident on Bos en Lommerweg

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Trump must testify under oath in defamation case against BBC

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A judge has ordered Donald Trump to provide sworn testimony by December 11 in his defamation lawsuit against the BBC over a program regarding the 2021 Capitol riot. Although the BBC has apologized for the edited footage in question, they are seeking a dismissal of the case, arguing that the claims do not meet the legal threshold for defamation.

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Italy agrees to diesel measures following trucker blockades

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Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has introduced a package of tax credits and subsidies to help transport companies, farmers, and fishermen cope with soaring diesel prices. This decision followed a week of protests and road blockades by truck drivers, who ceased their actions once the government committed to the financial support measures.

European football night for AZ in Armenia • Ajax against Atalanta Bergamo

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