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The Grand-Place in Brussels will welcome its biggest-ever Christmas tree this winter - and the Christmas market will be redesigned to take in a larger part of the newly pedestrianised city centre.

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One of two mummies that went missing from a Brussels museum in 1970 has been found in Mons, after a man tried putting it up for sale at auction.

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Brussels authorities are planning tougher action after seeing an "alarming" increase in unauthorised roadside advertising.

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The federal government has again increased the number of places available for refugees who have not yet been processed by the Office for Foreigners, as the stream of asylum-seekers arriving

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In the darkness of a Brussels theatre this weekend, cinema-goers will put on blindfolds and rely on children in the row behind them to explain in hushed voices what is happening.

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Brussels brewery Cantillon has stopped production of its lambic beers because the temperatures are unseasonably high for November.

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Many restaurants in Brussels are selling customers a cheaper kind of fish than is listed on the menu, according to an investigation by the environmental organisation Oceana Europe.

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Airbnb hosts in Brussels will have to adhere to a new set of rules from 2016, including obligatory registration, writes De Tijd.

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The Sewers Museum in Brussels will reopen its doors to the general public on 19 November, after a lack of resources forced the museum to close last year, only openi

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