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Children from Greek migrant camps begin new life in Belgium
7 Aug 2020 by Ian Mundell
Flemish cities welcomed the arrival of 18 children this week and have urged the federal government to accept moreFull story
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Ilse Uyttersprot’s partner ‘doesn’t know’ why he killed her
6 Aug 2020 by Lisa Bradshaw
The man known as Jurgen D confessed to having killed former Aalst mayor Ilse Uyttersprot in her sleep but claims there was no conflict in the relationshipFull story
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Famous pub serving Westvleteren forced to shut due to crowds
5 Aug 2020 by The Bulletin
In De Vrede in Vleteren had to close its doors as staycationing Belgians were showing up in forceFull story
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Former mayor of Aalst killed, partner in custody
4 Aug 2020 by Lisa Bradshaw
Long-time CD&V party member Ilse Uyttersprot, city councillor and former mayor of Aalst, was found dead in her boyfriend's home this morningFull story
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Leuven’s sewers could help slow spread of virus
1 Aug 2020 by Sally Tipper
Researchers are to study the city’s waste water in an attempt to spot Covid-19 infections before they become widespreadFull story
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Mobility charter should make capital’s new pavements more pedestrian-friendly
29 Jul 2020 by Flanders Today
An adapted wheelchair was used to monitor the comfort and safety of Brussels’ pedestrian infrastructure, to ensure new constructions are better for all usersFull story
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