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Europe : le trafic aérien de perturbé après plusieurs alertes sécuritaires

Le procureur de la République, Rémi Coutin, a annoncé s'être rendu sur la base aérienne 105 de l'armée de l'air et de l'espace, à Évreux, où s'est finalement posé l'A320 jeudi 5 novembre dans la matinée. L'avion effectuait la liaison entre Dublin et Rome avec 157 personnes à bord, en raison d'une alerte à la bombe. Le parquet d'Evreux a annoncé l'ouverture d'une enquête au sujet du pilote qui aurait au début "refusé" d'atterrir sur la base militaire d'Evreux.

France 24
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International

Спор по поводу наследства Брижит Бардо: почему актриса не упомянула в завещании своего многолетнего спутника

Спор вокруг наследства скончавшейся в прошлом году легенды кино Брижит Бардо получил новое развитие после того, как газета Le Figaro опубликовала письмо актрисы, в котором она, судя по всему, разрывает отношения со своим последним спутником жизни — Бернаром ди Кьяра д'Ормалем.

BBC News
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Finance

Debt of poorest countries at record $9.4tn high, World Bank data shows

Cost of servicing external debt is preventing developing countries from investing for future Debt owed by developing countries rose to a record $9.4tn (£7tn) last year, with the poorest paying the highest interest rates since the late 1980s, World Bank data shows. The UK government is preparing to champion a “new drive on debt” as part of its presidency of the G20 next year – a move the prime minister, Andy Burnham, has linked to confronting the legacy of slavery. Continue reading...

The Guardian
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Science

Origin of Stonehenge’s altar remains enigma as north-east Scotland theory ruled out

Geologists say they are getting closer to solving mystery as tests suggest stone may have come from elsewhere in Scotland, northern England or even Ireland They spent countless hours on weather-battered Scottish hills, a hardy band of geologists searching for the origin of one of Stonehenge’s most intriguing features. But the prehistoric monument tends to yield its secrets reluctantly, and a new scientific report reveals that the origin of Stonehenge’s altar stone remains elusive – and the wind-whipped geologists may very well have been looking in the wrong spot anyway. Continue reading...

The Guardian
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