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Spurs march on in Europa League
Emmanuel Adebayor scored twice against Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk 3-2 over two legs in the Europa League.
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'Google breaking Dutch data law'
The Dutch Data Protection Authority wants Google to attend a meeting to discuss its findings.
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US: Europe spied too
NSA says it was the Europe who did the spying, and then handed data to America.
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Europe storm death toll to rise
Some 486,000 properties in Britain were left without power and flights were halted in Amsterdam.
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The Africa Report: 18 September
EWN’s Africa correspondent Jean-Jacques Cornish reports on the day’s top African news
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Fiat outperforms, European shares rebound
Carmaker Fiat may be moving towards a buyout and flotation of US unit Chrysler.
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EU to investigate Apple Inc
Apple could face the music after reports suggests its using anti-competitive sales tactics.
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Euro states take aim at Google privacy policy
Six European countries will decide if Google's policy breaks European laws.
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Hackers target European governments - research
Entities in Belgium and Ukraine were among those targeted by the malicious software.
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Assad will not be toppled
France says it sees no sign that Syria’s president will be overthrown anytime soon.
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Europeans urged to leave Benghazi
Britain has cited the eastern Libyan city as a threat to Westerners.
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EU iPhone 5 users top data usage
Apple iPhone 5 users in Europe consume four times more data than the average person.
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European football round-up
All the latest results from La Liga, EPL, Serie A, Bundesliga, Ligue 1, Erdedivisie and Primiera Liga.
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Anti-austerity strikes sweep southern Europe
Police and protesters clashed in Spain and Italy on Wednesday as millions of workers went on strike.
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Africa can avoid food shortages
According to the World Bank, lifting barriers could unlock Africa’s food trade.
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Labour protests mount in southern Europe
Austerity programmes in Europe are causing unrest among citizens impacted by the euro zone crisis.
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Bafana bounce back
Bafana bounced back from their loss in Poland with a win against Kenya.
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EU wins 2012 Nobel Peace Prize
EU wins Nobel Peace Prize for its historical role in uniting its continent.
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China backs Annan's call
China and Russia have for the past year blocked efforts to turn the screws on Bashar al-Assad.
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Patience wears thin with Germany bailout
Lawmakers from Merkel's conservatives warn of growing resentment on euro zone bailout schemes.
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Ronaldo puts spark into Portugal
Cristiano Ronaldo produced a classic diving header with little more than 10 minutes remaining.
