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A dispute in a Mannheim city-centre café turned into a fatal shooting late on 11 November, police said, before officers tracked down and arrested the suspect, who was wounded in an exchange of gunfire. In Italy, an anonymous bomb-threat email that first hit around 300 schools grew to affect roughly 6,000 schools by 11 November, with about 1,000 schools in Scotland and hundreds in Northern Ireland also targeted; no explosive device was found, officials said.

In Hamburg, police said the 39-year-old daughter-in-law of the gunman who opened fire near the Elbphilharmonie on 10 November is no longer in a life-threatening condition, as a letter believed to be his cited a dispute over his company. An armed gang set vehicles ablaze to block a highway near Foggia, Italy, on 10 November while attacking an armoured cash van, and two overnight shootings in Amsterdam hit a moving bus and a shopfront window, with no one hurt.

Updated by the ECTV Crisis Desk, based on 22 verified stories from the past seven days.

ECTV has published 20 verified stories on terrorism & security in the past seven days. The most recent, updated 12 November 2026: Italy drops automatic school evacuations after new hoax bomb threats.

ReportEurope-wideUnited Kingdom·

Bomb alert at Calais station halts Eurostar before being lifted

French authorities halted trains through Calais-Fréthun on Thursday morning over a bomb alert; a sweep found no danger and services resumed by mid-morning.

Updated : Bomb-disposal team finds no danger; Calais-Fréthun train traffic resumes from about 11:18 local time.

10 independent sources · 98% confidence
ReportLocalGermany·

Shooting after café dispute leaves 1 dead in Mannheim

A dispute in a Mannheim city-centre café left 1 person dead and another wounded late on Wednesday, before police shot and arrested the suspect nearby.

5 independent sources · 98% confidence
Follow-upRegionalGermany·

Hamburg shooting: suspect's daughter-in-law no longer in danger

The 39-year-old daughter-in-law of the Hamburg Elbphilharmonie gunman is no longer in a life-threatening condition, police said, as a letter citing a dispute over his firm emerges.

18 independent sources · 98% confidence
Follow-upNationalPoland·

Kraków attack: injured police officers to get 100,000 zloty each

Poland will pay 100,000 zloty in state aid to each police officer wounded in Saturday's Kraków shooting, authorities said, as the toll stands at nine dead.

Updated : Each police officer wounded in the Kraków attack will receive 100,000 zloty in state aid, Polish media say.

399 independent sources · 98% confidence