– Too many Flemish cafes give beers and alcoholic drinks to teenagers aged 14, 15 & 16. Paul Van den Meerssche, head inspector of FOD Volksgezondheid (Public Health, Food Chain Safety and Environment) says he had enough after the death of Winok Wybo (15). The boy staggered last week in the water and drowned after a party with too much alcohol.
The auditors of the FPS Public Health ( Health, Food Chain Safety and Environment ) checked the past year 2,000 pubs and shops selling alcohol to teenagers under sixteen.

– Shopping-shopping-shopping! Around this time of the year, it may be useful to remember that everywhere in the European Union, whether you buy something online or in a shop, goods are covered by at least a two-year guarantee.

– Meanwhile, part of the ceiling of the 775-seater Apollo Theatre in central London on Thursday collapsed during a performance based on the book of Mark Haddon, “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night time”.