Two drivers for the European Parliament have been caught in possession of Islamic State propaganda, a German newspaper reported Saturday. Der Spiegel weekly, citing informed sources, said that IS propaganda CDs were found among the drivers' personal effects and that the discoveries prompted a recent decision by the European parliament to create its own team of chauffeurs rather than relying on private service providers. A European parliament spokesman in Brussels told AFP that there was never any comment made on "questions of security".
