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Police monitor Taylor Swift gig decibels as Madrid locals fume at noise

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Police monitor Taylor Swift gig decibels as Madrid locals fume at noise

Police measured the decibel count of Taylor Swift’s concert at Real Madrid’s Bernabeu stadium after receiving complaints about noise levels. City hall is evaluating the readings to see if they exceeded permitted levels, with fines being prepared for promoters of previous concerts that surpassed noise limits. Residents are considering legal action to block future events due to the high noise levels. During the concert, experts recorded readings of 80 decibels, well above the permitted 53 decibels for a concert venue. The stadium’s revamp aims to increase Real Madrid’s income beyond football, with the recent concerts contributing to the club’s financial goals.

All you need to know about Eurovision 2024

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All you need to know about Eurovision 2024

The Eurovision Song Contest 2024 will take place in Sweden, specifically in Malmö, with 37 participating countries. The event will begin on May 7 with the first semi-final, followed by the second semi-final on May 9, and the Grand Final on May 11. The top 10 from each semi-final will compete in the final, along with the previous year’s winner (Sweden) and the “Big Five” countries (United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, and Spain). The favorite to win according to bookmakers is Switzerland, represented by rapper and singer Nemo Mettler. Viewers at home will determine the outcome of the semi-finals, while viewers and professional juries will vote in the Grand Final. The event will be presented by Petra Mede and Malin Åkerman.

Guys, who is Pelekanos?

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Guys, who is Pelekanos?

– A terrorist attack in Moscow resulted in the death of 137 people
– Marios Pelekanos is leaving DISY and joining ELAM in Cyprus
– A commercial ship struck a bridge in Baltimore causing it to collapse
– Battles continue in Ukraine for two years
– A princess in Britain announces she has cancer
– Pelekanos is a former banker with far-right views joining ELAM in Cyprus
– The rise of the far-right is a dangerous phenomenon worldwide

FACTBOX-What do we know about the deadly attack at the concert hall near Moscow?

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FACTBOX-What do we know about the deadly attack at the concert hall near Moscow?

At least 139 people were killed and 182 wounded in an attack at the Crocus City Hall concert venue near Moscow. The attackers, armed with Kalashnikov automatic weapons, began shooting at terrified civilians in the venue. Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attack, which Russian officials have cast doubt on. Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that the attackers were heading towards Ukraine when they were detained. The FSB detained 11 people, including the four gunmen who directly carried out the attack.

No Cypriots mentioned among the victims of the Moscow massacre says Foreign Ministry

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No Cypriots mentioned among the victims of the Moscow massacre says Foreign Ministry

No Cypriots have been reported among the victims or wounded from the terrorist attack at a concert venue in a Moscow suburb. The Embassy of Cyprus in Moscow is in contact with Russian authorities. On March 8, the Embassy advised Cypriot citizens in Moscow to avoid crowded places due to the risk of terrorist attacks, as per a message on the X platform.