European Parliament officials are considering a €20 million proposal to dismantle scaffolding monthly for the refurbishment of the Paul-Henri Spaak building in Brussels, ensuring the debating chamber remains accessible throughout the three-year construction period. The plan to keep the Hemicycle open during the works may cost between €20-22 million and faces criticism for its potential absurdity and high cost. Belgium emphasizes the importance of debates in Brussels, as the Parliament currently relocates to Strasbourg each month, with the renovation project estimated to cost up to €455 million and be completed by 2030.
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Four alpacas shot dead in ‘senseless’ killings on Cambridgeshire farm
Four alpacas were shot dead at a farm in Cambridgeshire, with one surviving but paralyzed. Owner Dawn French called the attack "senseless" and "horrific," finding the animals named Calvin, Klein, Martha, and Juniper killed in the field. Cambridgeshire Police are investigating the incident, which occurred between Saturday evening and Sunday morning, leaving Ms. French devastated and seeking justice. Full Article
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