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Eurostar Train Service To Resume Today After Flooding In Tunnel Near London
Eurostar train services linking London with Paris, Brussels and Amsterdam will fully resume on Sunday, the company said in a statement late on Saturday, after flooding in railway tunnels in southeastern England forced mass cancellations.
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Turkey Didn't Follow Procedure Over Bakraoui Expulsion: Dutch Minister
The Netherlands did not realise that one of the Brussels suicide bombers, who arrived at Amsterdam airport, was a dangerous suspect as Turkey failed to follow normal procedures when expelling him, the justice minister in The Hague said.
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Belgium Moves Portugal Friendly International, UEFA Has Euro 'Contingency Plans'
UEFA, European football's governing body, and the French government insisted that the Euro 2016 will go ahead and there will be no games behind closed doors.
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Three Secret Service agents benched before Barack Obama's trip
The Secret Service sent three agents home from the Netherlands just before President Barack Obama's arrival after one agent was found inebriated in an Amsterdam hotel, the Secret Service said on Tuesday.
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Eurostar Train Service To Resume Today After Flooding In Tunnel Near London
Eurostar train services linking London with Paris, Brussels and Amsterdam will fully resume on Sunday, the company said in a statement late on Saturday, after flooding in railway tunnels in southeastern England forced mass cancellations.
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Turkey Didn't Follow Procedure Over Bakraoui Expulsion: Dutch Minister
The Netherlands did not realise that one of the Brussels suicide bombers, who arrived at Amsterdam airport, was a dangerous suspect as Turkey failed to follow normal procedures when expelling him, the justice minister in The Hague said.
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Belgium Moves Portugal Friendly International, UEFA Has Euro 'Contingency Plans'
UEFA, European football's governing body, and the French government insisted that the Euro 2016 will go ahead and there will be no games behind closed doors.
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Three Secret Service agents benched before Barack Obama's trip
The Secret Service sent three agents home from the Netherlands just before President Barack Obama's arrival after one agent was found inebriated in an Amsterdam hotel, the Secret Service said on Tuesday.
