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Europe's winter of discontent
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Taoiseach link to address used by Dubai killer
Wednesday, 24 February 2010
Dublin house owned by brother of former Irish PM Albert Reynolds
Bishop who preached about 'excess' caught drink-driving
Wednesday, 24 February 2010
First woman in Germany to lead Protestants was more than three times over limit
French in uproar over oral sex anti-smoking posters
Wednesday, 24 February 2010
French advertising companies are often criticised for using sexual images to sell everything from designer spectacles to sweetcorn.
Turkish military chiefs quizzed over coup plot
Wednesday, 24 February 2010
Prosecutors were interrogating 51 Turkish military commanders yesterday about alleged plans to destabilise the country by blowing up mosques to trigger a coup and topple the Islamic-rooted government.
Euro MPs fight to restore wonky fruit ban
Tuesday, 23 February 2010
Euro-MPs went bananas today - voting to a restore a European ban on the sale of wonky fruit and veg.
Turkish military figures questioned over 'coup plot'
Tuesday, 23 February 2010
Turkish investigators grill dozens of senior military figures as the opposition accuses government of score-settling.
Hungary criminalises holocaust denial
Tuesday, 23 February 2010
Hungary's parliament approved a bill making Holocaust denial punishable by up to three years in prison, but the measure may be unconstitutional.
Sniffer dogs search flood debris for Madeira's missing four
Tuesday, 23 February 2010
Emergency crews used sniffer dogs yesterday to search through huge piles of debris for at least four people still missing in Madeira yesterday after flash floods and rockslides killed 42 people.
British couple killed as Spanish home collapses
Tuesday, 23 February 2010
A British couple were killed in southern Spain when the house they were staying in collapsed, the Foreign Office confirmed today.
Did TV star Elena Skordelli murder the man who sacked her?
Tuesday, 23 February 2010
John Lichfield: Court case that opens in Cyprus tomorrow is worthy of any soap opera.
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1 French in uproar over oral sex anti-smoking posters
2 Exclusive: The unseen photographs that throw new light on the First World War
3 Hungary criminalises holocaust denial
4 Euro MPs fight to restore wonky fruit ban
5 Europe's winter of discontent
6 Taoiseach link to address used by Dubai killer
7 Did TV star Elena Skordelli murder the man who sacked her?
8 British couple killed as Spanish home collapses
9 Bishop who preached about 'excess' caught drink-driving
10 Senior Turkish military figures questioned over an alleged coup plot
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1 Europe's winter of discontent
2 Hungary criminalises holocaust denial
3 French in uproar over oral sex anti-smoking posters
4 Bishop who preached about 'excess' caught drink-driving
5 Taoiseach link to address used by Dubai killer
6 British couple killed as Spanish home collapses
7 King Eric falls flat on his back as stage debut dribbles away
8 German waste on way to British reprocessing plant
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Columnist Comments
• Hamish McRae: Recovery was never going to be easy
There has been some growth, and that is a relief, but now the slog has begun
• Mark Steel: You can teach birth control but you'll end in hell if you do it
There's no other subject schools can teach with their version of the truth
• Terence Blacker: Please stop sermonising over Ashley
It has been a hot, exciting month for those who get a thrill out of sex and punishment


