“Roma” from Romania The website of the Daily Telegraph has been hit by hackers who defaced it with a screenshot from ‘Romanian National Security’. Chris Boyd, malware researcher at Sunbelt Software, said that vulnerabilities were found on the site back in March involving database access, and this has led to a ‘hacking group’ going in and defacing two subdomains. These were... 

150 Gypsies, almost all of them Romanian citizens occupied on November 21 a church in Milan, Italy after they have been evacuated from a nomadic camp. In the morning of November 19 almost 200 gypsies have been evacuated from a building that they have illegally occupied in Rubattino from Milan. Amnesty International has opposed the evacuation of the nomadic camp by sending a petition to Milan’s... 

The message in the letter to immigrant communities in Belfast could not be starker or more brutal. “Get out of our Queen’s country before our bonfire night and parade day,” it declared. Emblazoned with a skull, it descended into a mixture of the semi-literate and the directly threatening with the warning: “Other than your building will be blown up.” The leaflet was delivered... 

About 300 Gypsies living in a camp in Rome attacked five Police staff, who were inspecting the area. Two Romanian Gypsies have been arrested in the events’ aftermath, according to La Republicca newspaper, quoted by Romanian news agency Mediafax. The incident took place on Sunday, on entering Porta Portese, a traveller camp in Tor Sapienza (Rome). The Gypsies gather here weekly to sell second-hand... 

Up to 100 Romanian Gypsies are to quit Northern Ireland after a series of racist attacks, it was revealed today. Twenty-five have already left and another 75 are planning to return home, Stormont minister Margaret Ritchie disclosed. Air fares are being paid out of an emergency fund. Just 17 who were caught up in the violence in Belfast last week, when families were offered temporary accommodation,... 

More than 100 Romanian Gypsies people who fled their homes in south Belfast have been moved to a leisure centre. The group of about 20 families spent Tuesday night in a church hall after a spate of racist attacks on their homes. Police have said they do not believe paramilitaries were involved in orchestrating the attacks. The attacks were condemned by Prime Minister Gordon Brown who said he hoped... 

Some 50 Romanian gypsies illegally occupied a Church in Berlin, German daily Berliner Umschau reads. They demand jobs, hourses and the possibility to enrol their children in German schools. The gypsies arrived in Berlin initially as tourists and lived for several weeks in a park. Bethania charity offered them a shelter in the meanwhile. Finally, authorities offered them the possibility to move in...