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An unforgettable concert that left audiences wanting more (but not in a bad way!)
Golf Club Clervaux took the spotlight this weekend, hosting back-to-back tournaments that were played over three days starting Thursday.
On Sunday, the Grand-Ducal Fire and Rescue Corps (CGDIS) were called to intervene in two accidents with three people.
Parts of coastal Texas were evacuated as the state prepared for the landfall of Hurricane Beryl, with winds reaching 80 mph (130 kmh). Houston Mayor John Whitmire urged residents to take the storm seriously, as flooding and power outages are expected.
As could be predicted by the narrow margin in the first round, the second round saw a very close call between 'Macronist' Pieyre-Alexandre Anglade (Ensemble) and Cécilia Gondard (Nouveau Front Populaire) for the Benelux constituency. Ultimately, Anglade won, albeit by a narrow margin.
The Grand-Ducal Fire and Rescue Corps (CGDIS) had to intervene in multiple road accidents across Luxembourg throughout Sunday afternoon.
Boeing announced on Monday that it has "reached an agreement" with the US Department of Justice concerning the two fatal 737 MAX crashes that occurred over five years ago, resulting in 346 deaths in Ethiopia and Indonesia. This deal follows prosecutors' findings that Boeing violated an earlier settlement meant to address these disasters, necessitating the company to potentially plead guilty to fraud during the certification of the MAX airplanes.
The Today Radio news team brings you the latest headlines for Monday, 8 July.
Boeing announced on Monday that it has "reached an agreement" with the US Department of Justice concerning the two fatal 737 MAX crashes that occurred over five years ago, resulting in 346 deaths in Ethiopia and Indonesia. This deal follows prosecutors' findings that Boeing violated an earlier settlement meant to address these disasters, necessitating the company to potentially plead guilty to fraud during the certification of the MAX airplanes.
The World Health Organisation's cancer agency has classified talc as "probably carcinogenic" to humans, citing evidence of its link to ovarian cancer. However, experts caution against viewing this as definitive proof, emphasising that the findings are based on observational studies that do not establish causation. This announcement comes shortly after Johnson & Johnson's $700 million settlement over allegations concerning the safety of its talcum powder products.