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Teens face up to 14 months in juvenile detention for fatal stabbing of snack bar owner - Vimarsana News

Teens face up to 14 months in juvenile detention for fatal stabbing of snack bar owner

The Public Prosecution Service demanded sentences of up to 14 months in juvenile detention with juvenile TBS, for three teenagers involved in the fatal stabbing of a 39-year-old snack bar owner in The Hague in January. Since the accused are minors, the hearings were held behind closed doors on Wednesday and Thursday.

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Do we finally known where wine came from? - The Drinks Business - Vimarsana News

Do we finally known where wine came from? - The Drinks Business

Scientists have finally discovered the origins of wine and grape cultivation, according to a recently published study on the issue.

Wine's True Origins Are Finally Revealed - Scientific American - Vimarsana News

Wine's True Origins Are Finally Revealed - Scientific American

A broad genetic study has revised the prevailing narrative about how wine grapes spread around the world

Millionaire Chinese businesswoman has £85,000 seized from her bank account after 'taking wads of cash to her local branch in batches' - Vimarsana News

Millionaire Chinese businesswoman has £85,000 seized from her bank account after 'taking wads of cash to her local branch in batches'

Wei Chen had 'deliberately tried to conceal' the money by taking it in wads of cash to her local branch in the Home Counties in batches of up to £4,000 at a time over the course of 33 days, a court heard.

Chinese businesswoman questioned over £85,000 cash brought to bank - Vimarsana News

Chinese businesswoman questioned over £85,000 cash brought to bank

A Chinese businesswoman’s bank account was frozen over money laundering concerns after she took £85,000 in cash to her local Lloyds branch in the home counties.