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Goodbye Belgacom, hello Proximus
12 Mar 2014
by
Alan Hope
The partially state-owned telecoms company has decided to officially change its name to that of its mobile subsidiary
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EU institutions add Dutch street names to publications
12 Mar 2014
by
Derek Blyth
N-VA parliamentarian Mark Demesmaeker has finally convinced the European institutions in Brussels to include Dutch street names in its communications
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Today's headlines
Care sector could face serious shortages by 2020
Trial projects launched to prevent suicide on the rails
School for Butlers starts nanny training
Better success at university after ASO study with maths
Environment benefits from less winter salt on roads
“Cold shock” leading cause of drowning, says study
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Week in activities: 12 March
12 Mar 2014
by
Diana Goodwin
Saint Patrick's festivals, cherry blossom time and trends in the care sector: fun family activities in Flanders this week
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Top stories
Young Flemish skier eyes Olympic future
Face of Flanders: Gerard Mortier
Erasmus College joins North African university project
Better success at university after ASO study with maths
Drummer Teun Verbruggen inspires at Leuven Jazz
QinetiQ Space to purify water for European space missions
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What's on this week: 12 March
12 Mar 2014
by
Georgio Valentino
Expat playboys, iconoclastic collages and Disney cautionary tales: our pick of events across Flanders and Brussels
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Talking Dutch: Oh, the judgment
11 Mar 2014
by
Derek Blyth
Flemish film star Veerle Baetens caught everyone’s attention for the wrong reasons at the recent Oscars ceremony, in a dress that won few admirers
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The Monuments Men puts Flanders’ art centre stage
11 Mar 2014
by
Lisa Bradshaw
George Clooney’s new Hollywood blockbuster The Monuments Men, which opens in cinemas tomorrow, puts Flanders’ art treasures in the spotlight and could spark a new wave of tourism to the region
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From FlandersNews
Remember me as the Brussels Kid
Nightly miracle in Walloon hamlet?
"We're not society's Mr Cash"
Brussels Airport again open to all flights
[VIDEO] - ‘Inside Out’ comes to Antwerp’s MUHKA
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