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Holland - Dutch inventors make flying car

Uploaded by telegraphtv on Apr 2, 2012

A car which can fly for up to 315 miles at speeds of 110mph, has been produced in the Netherlands.

Monday, April 2, 2012

USA - Oakland school shooting: students flee in terror as gunman opens fire

Uploaded by telegraphtv on Apr 2, 2012

A gunman has opened fire at a private Christian college in Oakland,
California, killing at least five people and wounding several others.
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Gunman kills 6, wounds 3 at college in Oakland, California | Reuters

www.reuters.com/.../2012/.../us-usa-shooting-oa..

2 hours ago – OAKLAND, California. (Reuters) - A gunman opened fire at a private Christian college in Oakland on Monday, killing at least six people and ..

Russia - Moscow skyscraper catches fire / Россия - Москва загорелся небоскреб

Uploaded by telegraphtv on Apr 2, 2012

Moscow's Federation Tower, which is designed to be the tallest building in Europe and is still under construction, caught fire late Monday evening.

Ireland - Half refuses to pay property tax

Published on Apr 2, 2012 by Euronews

http://www.euronews.com/ Not since 1977 have the Irish paid property taxes on their principal homes, and they are not enjoying paying them again.

Since a 100 euro charge was imposed this year everyone saw last weekend's deadline loom, but a lively protest campaign helped ensure nearly half of Ireland's 1.6 households have failed to pay as of Monday.

They face fines and being taken to court if they continue to refuse.