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Moody's sees bleak prospects for Europe
Agency places UK, France and Austria on negative watch and cuts credit ratings of six other nations over eurozone fears.
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European child pornography ring busted
Police arrest 112 people after an operation that targeted people sharing "the most extreme forms of video material".
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Iceland recognises Palestinian state
First west European country to do so three months after Palestinians began to seek full membership of the UN.
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Tunisia issues warrant for Arafat's widow
Suha Arafat said she had received no official notice but described herself as a victim of the old regime.
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