Authorities in Germany believe the driver responsible for the recent tragedy acted alone, having arrived in the country in 2006 and worked as a doctor. The upcoming election, triggered by Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s coalition collapse, sees the CDU leading in polls ahead of the far-right AfD, with migration issues playing a significant role. Likely next chancellor Friedrich Merz plans to reduce asylum-seekers, while current Chancellor Scholz expressed condolences for the victims and praised rescue workers. The driver rented a car to carry out the attack at a crowded market, as reported by WELT.
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Christmas getaway under threat by 80mph winds as Met Office warns of travel disruption
People planning to travel for the Christmas getaway this weekend are being warned of heavy rain and winds up to 80mph causing potential disruptions. The RAC advises drivers to expect a challenging journey due to wet and windy conditions, with traffic delays already reported on major routes. A yellow wind warning has been issued by the Met Office for parts of the UK, with gusts of 80mph possible, prompting drivers to avoid travel during peak...
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