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Its about the attacks but its also about the attacks that took place a few days later on a kosher supermarket here in paris where more people were killed and what the National Anti terror prosecutor here in france are said while this might not be about the men that carried out those attacks because they are dead this is about that wide web of individuals who supported them or who perhaps finance them or shielded them in the aftermath of those attacks and this also comes as finances interior minister warns that while this trial is about the historical event an event that is still something that...

Typhoon in a week and security tight has 14 people go on trial in france for helping the gunmen who attacked the satirical magazine charlie hebdo. International pressure is growing on russia after germany said it has unequivocal proof that russian opposition politician alexina valley was poisoned with a novacek nerve agent german chancellor Angela Merkel says the valley is the victim of a murder attempt the white house has called the use of novacek completely reprehensible while the European Union says those responsible must be brought to justice the his van. But other whatever could be done s...

Three years old. They called him sumo as a nickname because he was a big child with a big smile. He was found in this swing may 22nd. Police arrived in the morning. Through their investigation they determined his mother Romechia Simms had brought him here more than 40 hours before then. They also believe the boy died sometime while she was pushing him in the swing. She kept pushing him for another ten hours or so. That was a very long and exhaustive investigation but as we said the states attorney said he did it right, he wanted to get it right. He got his indictment on friday. We just want to...

The first man to ever swim from the Fastnet Rock to Crookhaven, swimming up the channel between the Alderman Rocks and Rock Island

Pharmacists and technicians, who have played a critical role in administering Covid-19 tests and vaccines, say they are burned out nearly two years into the pandemic.