Two books shine light on ‘neglect and death’ in France’s private creches
A push for bigger profits in industry worth €1.5bn is putting children in danger, warn authors
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A push for bigger profits in industry worth €1.5bn is putting children in danger, warn authors
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Jozef and Wiktoria Ulma and their seven children were shot dead for sheltering Jews during the Second World War
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The bloc’s rampant spending has a catch – no one is willing to foot the bill
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Captains of EU doctrine are challenging Leftist ideological tenets head on
New plane was described in the House of Lords as ‘Euro-w------ makework project’