Europe Intelligence Wire articles from July 2002

Europe Intelligence Wire archives from July 2002

Air traffic controllers under scrutiny in plane collision probe.
July 3, 2002... (From Agence France Presse) Investigators were at work examining wreckage from a mid-air collision over southern Germany that left 71 dead as air traffic controllers came under scrutiny for failing to avert the crash. All 71 people...

Air passengers stranded as Mugabe has plane diverted.
July 16, 2002... (From Agence France Presse) More than 200 passengers on a flight from Harare to London touched down almost six hours late after their plane was diverted to allow Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe and his wife to catch a connecting flight to...

Scottish sporting heritage takes place on new green.
July 17, 2002... (From The Scotsman) Byline: John Innes One of the most important paintings of the 19th century has been bought by the National Galleries for more than 2m pounds. The scottish National Portrait Gallery received a 1.8 million pound grant...

The Time'S Right To Get Tough On Illegal Parking.
July 25, 2002... (From Nottingham Evening Post) Reading your report headlined 'Parking Hit Squad' in the Post on July 18, pleased me immensely, it is about time that some sort of action is taken against illegal parking. Drivers today do not bother...