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Day: September 1, 2010

Man fired for charging scooter with employer’s electricity
LABOUR

Man fired for charging scooter with employer’s electricity

Inquiry exonerates police in Love Parade tragedy
POLI

Inquiry exonerates police in Love Parade tragedy

A legal inquiry released Wednesday puts blame for the Love Parade tragedy that left 21 people dead squarely with the city of Duisburg and the event’s organisers, who have claimed the police exacerbated the crowd problems.

Löw defends new Real duo against Mourinho gripe
FOOTBALL

Löw defends new Real duo against Mourinho gripe

Retiring overseas? Ageing, stress and how to ensure a healthy life abroad
PARTNER CONTENT

Retiring overseas? Ageing, stress and how to ensure a healthy life abroad

CARS

Eurovision winner Lena lands Opel advertising deal

Eurovision winner Lena lands Opel advertising deal
CHILDREN

Germans ready to make babies

Germans ready to make babies
HEALTH

Politicians demand airlines provide more leg room

Politicians demand airlines provide more leg room
PARTNER CONTENT

Cost of living crisis: What is driving it and how does it impact internationals?

Cost of living crisis: What is driving it and how does it impact internationals?
Merkel’s cabinet backs tough austerity package
BUDGET

Merkel’s cabinet backs tough austerity package

Ballack to remain Germany team captain
FOOTBALL

Ballack to remain Germany team captain

‘Dead Willi’ on UK flight makes it back to Berlin
UK

‘Dead Willi’ on UK flight makes it back to Berlin

ARCHITECTURE

Rail passenger group calls for end to Stuttgart 21

Rail passenger group calls for end to Stuttgart 21