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Sunday, February 15, 2015

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Latest news from: The Local in Italy »
Nutella owner and Italy's richest man, dies aged 89

Nutella owner and Italy's richest man, dies aged 89

Billionaire Michele Ferrero, who became Italy's richest man with a confectionary empire built on his popular Nutella spread, died on Saturday at the age of 89, Italian media said. READ »
Latest news from: The Local in Spain »
Spain ex-king appeals paternity suit

Spain ex-king appeals paternity suit

Spain's former king Juan Carlos has lodged an appeal against a paternity suit brought by a woman claiming to be his daughter, a judicial source said on Saturday. READ »
 
Latest news from: The Local in France »
Hebdo columnist: We are all Danish tonight

Hebdo columnist: We are all Danish tonight

French President Francois Hollande contacted Denmark's Thorning-Schmidt to express his country's "solidarity" following shootings at a free speech event which have been compared to the Charlie Hebdo attack. READ »
Latest news from: The Local in Germany »
Upstarts outshine vets ahead of Berlin awards

Upstarts outshine vets ahead of Berlin awards

The race for the Golden Bear top prize at the 65th Berlin film festival wound up in a dead heat Saturday, with break-out talents looking well placed to pip cinema heavyweights. READ »
 
Latest news from: The Local in Sweden »
Police kill Copenhagen shooting suspect

Police kill Copenhagen shooting suspect

Danish police have confirmed that they have killed the man whom they believe opened fire on a free speech event attended by controversial Swedish artist Lars Vilks in Copenhagen on Saturday. READ »
Latest news from: The Local in Norway »
Peeping Toms strike at Norway tanning salons

Peeping Toms strike at Norway tanning salons

As Norway mulls a ban on cancer-causing tanning salons, a new peril has emerged, with a spate of peeping toms filming customers as they soak in the artificial rays. READ »
 
Latest news from: The Local in Switzerland »
Tax scandal ex-HSBC chief quits lobby role

Tax scandal ex-HSBC chief quits lobby role

HSBC's former chief executive and chairman, Stephen Green, the man at the centre of the SwissLeaks tax scandal in Britain, on Saturday stepped down from his role at finance lobby group TheCityUK. READ »
Latest news from: The Local in Austria »
Your next car might be made by Apple

Your next car might be made by Apple

According to a report from the Financial Times, Apple may be developing a partnership to build an electric car, with some of the technology coming from an Austrian company. READ »
 
Latest news from: The Local in Denmark »
PM: 'No one should get away' with 'terror' attack

PM: 'No one should get away' with 'terror' attack

In a statement released on Sunday morning, Danish Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt unequivocally called the two shootings that rocked Copenhagen an act of terror. READ »
 
 
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