US EditionVandals set fire to a mouse statue that’s a TV star and mascot for a German broadcaster
- Vandals set fire to a mouse statue that is a TV star and mascot for children's programming at German broadcaster WDR.
- The cartoon mouse, known as Die Maus, is the star of a long-running television show in Germany.
- The fire damaged parts of the statue's face and arm, according to WDR, who filed a police complaint against an unidentified person.
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Unknown people have severely damaged the popular mouse in North Rhine-Westphalia. Now the WDR has made a decision: It comes away first.
·Germany
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Unknown people have lit the mouse statue in front of the WDR building in Cologne. Now there is a first suspicion.
Unknown people had set fire to the mouse figure in front of the WDR building in Cologne. Indignant fans now arrived with patches. Also the transmitter reacts.
·Germany
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The Independent (US)Iconic TV German mouse statue damaged in arson attack
‘A piece of childhood, a symbol of joy and togetherness has been attacked’
·London, United Kingdom
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Vandals set fire to a mouse statue that’s a TV star and mascot for a German broadcaster
BERLIN (AP) — Vandals set fire to a mouse statue that's a TV star and mascot for children's programming at German broadcaster WDR, the television station said…
·Washington, United States
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Total News Sources25
Leaning Left10Leaning Right0Center8Last UpdatedBias Distribution56% Left
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- 56% of the sources lean Left
56% Left
L 56%
C 44%
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