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In recent days there has been an increase in bomb threats against various European airlines.
Already on Tuesday, around ten aircraft on intra-European routes were affected by bomb threats, which later turned out to be false. Four planes from the Irish low-cost airline Ryanair were among those affected. All aircraft were able to land safely and no explosive devices were found.
A plane en route from Dublin to Rome was escorted by the Italian Air Force. Two threats were directed against planes from the Danish airline SAS and the Polish LOT that were headed to Warsaw. A Warsaw airport was briefly closed. British police reported threats against four planes that were scheduled to take off or land at London Heathrow and a plane from Manchester.
On Monday, planes from Wizz Air and Austrian Airlines had already been diverted due to bomb threats. In no case have explosives been found so far. So far there has been no information as to who is behind the bomb threats.

British comedian Russell Brand was found guilty of rape and sexual assault in London. The jury at Southwark Crown Court found him guilty of five charges and acquitted of three. The sentence will be announced next week; Brand was taken into custody after the verdict.
British actor Russell Brand was found guilty of one count of rape and three counts of sexual assault at London's Southwark Crown Court. He was taken into custody and the sentence will be announced next Monday.

The European Public Prosecutor's Office has arrested 13 people for suspected tax fraud involving luxury cars in Germany and four other EU countries. More than 50 suspects are targeted and the damage is estimated at 100 million euros.
After a 17-year-old was rescued from the Zugspitze, the Austrian police are investigating her 21-year-old companion. He had left the teenager alone at an altitude of 2,500 meters in sub-zero temperatures and snowfall.
After protests against the weakening of the civil clause at the University of Kassel, the police cleared an occupied lecture hall. 47 people were taken away and six officers were slightly injured. The squatters are being investigated for trespassing.
The chairman of the Association of German Criminal Investigators, Dirk Peglow, has supported Federal Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt in the dispute over statements about “migrant chaotics”. He called for quick procedures and immigration law checks for non-German citizens after the riots in Frankfurt.