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'It used to be bombs and bullets, it's now just a dump and derelict' - Sunflower owner Pedro Donald on why he's escaping Belfast after 40 years behind bars – The Irish News - Vimarsana News

'It used to be bombs and bullets, it's now just a dump and derelict' - Sunflower owner Pedro Donald on why he's escaping Belfast after 40 years behind bars – The Irish News

One of Belfast's best known publicans, Sunflower owner Pedro Donald told the Irish News why he's had enough of his home city and looking forward to a new life in Amsterdam.

Cheshire Police hail Operation Rise and Shine as Runcorn pair jailed - Vimarsana News

Cheshire Police hail Operation Rise and Shine as Runcorn pair jailed

Police hail success of crackdown that saw Runcorn offenders put behind bars

Visit Keukenhof in the Netherlands: A travel guide - Vimarsana News

Visit Keukenhof in the Netherlands: A travel guide

Nestled in the heart of the Netherlands, Keukenhof Gardens is a spring spectacle not to be missed

Scott set to rejoin Arkansas practice ahead of women's rematch with Kentucky - Vimarsana News

Scott set to rejoin Arkansas practice ahead of women's rematch with Kentucky

Taliah Scott has missed four gams due to back injury

Source: yahoo.com
Large parts of Amsterdam without power; Only call 112 for extreme emergencies - Vimarsana News

Large parts of Amsterdam without power; Only call 112 for extreme emergencies

A great deal of the city of Amsterdam was without power on Monday morning as strong gusts of wind from Storm Isha blew past the capital. At least 68,000 households were without power, and many of the city’s tram lines and stoplights were not functioning. Electricity grid operator Liander said at about 10 a.m. that they were working hard to complete repairs, roughly 90 minutes after the problems began.

Source: nltimes.nl