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The family became homeless after a forced eviction and went on hunger strike in Dresden.
A now ten-year-old girl in Dresden was not registered with the authorities and did not go to school. “The child was never officially registered, for example through a birth certificate or a report to the responsible local or registration authorities,” said the spokesman for the State Office for Schools and Education, Clemens Arndt, when asked. It is a difficult situation for the authorities when parents deliberately keep a child “under the radar”. The “Bild-Zeitung” had previously reported.
The case of the Paul family of six became known a few weeks ago because they were living on a sidewalk in Dresden and went on a hunger strike. The family had to move out of their house after being evicted.

About 6,000 schools in Italy received bomb threats that turned out to be unfounded. Prime Minister Meloni speaks of a strategy for destabilization. Similar incidents were also reported in Northern Ireland and Scotland.

In Saxony, unauthorized persons were able to listen to unencrypted radio messages from emergency services and fire departments for years. Sensitive health data such as diagnoses, names and addresses of patients were revealed. The LKA has started an investigation.
The Saxony State Criminal Police Office searched the homes of 20 suspects in three federal states. The group “Kollektiv Zwickau” is suspected of being a left-wing extremist criminal organization that rejects parliamentary democracy.
After the Rostock regional court sentenced Gina H. to life imprisonment for murder, Dorina Lange, the mother of the victim Fabian, spoke about her relief and the defendant's behavior in the courtroom.
After the violent death of a 70-year-old in Hamburg-Lokstedt, it turns out that the 27-year-old suspect was required to leave the country and went into hiding after a hospital stay. Authorities previously failed to establish identity.
Hundreds of schools in Italy, Northern Ireland and Scotland have been forced to evacuate due to email bomb threats. Authorities classify the threats as cyberattacks with no real threat and are investigating possible connections to other incidents in Europe.