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European soccer rocked by match-fixing scandal
A match-fixing ring with more than 200 suspected members fixed or tried to fix around 200 matches across Europe, including three Champions League matches.
Man who strangled wife in sleep walks free
A "DEVOTED" husband who strangled his wife during a nightmare walked free yesterday as a judge told him he was a "decent man" who bore no responsibility for her death.
Strain of drug-resistant swine flu sparks fears for Tamiflu use
A STRAIN of swine flu resistant to the anti-viral drug Tamiflu is spreading from person to person, health officials in Wales confirmed last night.
New foreign policy chief at EU was fourth in line for job
Europe's new foreign policy chief was the fourth-choice British candidate for the job, officials disclosed yesterday.
Rainfall gets more severe as climate heats up
The record rainfall that caused yesterday's devastating floods cannot be blamed directly on climate change, experts said.
Swedes turn on blundering referee
Martin Hansson's name will live long in the memory of Irish people everywhere.
Blair and Bruton lose bids for top EU posts
The bids of John Bruton and Tony Blair to become EU president perished last night as European leaders appointed two low-profile figures to the new top posts created by the Lisbon Treaty.
CIA 'turned school into prison for terrorism suspects'
A former riding school in Lithuania was used as a secret CIA prison to hold and interrogate al-Qa'ida terrorist suspects, it is claimed.
Air delay passengers to get compensation
AIRLINE passengers facing long delays should receive the same cash compensation as those whose flights are cancelled, European judges ruled yesterday.
Man who killed wife while dreaming should be set free, says psychiatrist
A MAN who strangled his wife during a nightmare should be set free whatever the outcome of his murder trial, a psychiatrist told a jury yesterday.
Inside Europe
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- Enid Blyton banned by BBC for 30 years
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They started wearing the poppy on the BBC last week, midway through October, nearly a month before Armistice Day. They also ambushed the British National Party (BNP) leader Nick Griffin.
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