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Strasbourg Christmas market reopens after attack
The market reopens after the Tuesday attack carried out by a gunman in which three people died.
No renegotiation on Brexit, EU tells May
The PM says her Brexit deal is "at risk", as her performance at an EU summit is called "bad" by diplomats.
Euro falls as 'gilets jaunes' protests hit French economy
Business activity in France has contracted following the gilets jaunes protests, a survey suggests.
Blair: EU leaders think Brexit is 'big mistake'
Tony Blair says the EU would help the UK remain if it was "prepared to think again".
Chelsea condemn anti-Semitic chants in MOL Vidi Europa League game
Chelsea say fans who sang an anti-Semitic chant in the Europa League game with MOL Vidi have "shamed the club".
Yellow Vests: Is the symbol spreading across Europe?
The clothing has been used in demonstrations on a wide variety of subjects, in countries across Europe. But what's behind the vest, and what's its future?
Kosovo's army dreamers enrage their Serbian neighbours
Kosovo MPs are set to vote to turn its emergency force into an army, and Serbia does not like it.
Olympiakos knock out AC Milan in 3-1 Europa League thriller
Olympiakos beat AC Milan in a thriller to advance to the Europa League knockout stages at the expense of the Italian giants.
Irish abortion bill passes in senate
The Regulation of Termination of Pregnancy Bill will now be given to the President to be signed into law.
Strasbourg shooting: What we know so far
What we know so far about the attack by a man who opened fire near a Christmas market in France.
Maria Butina: Russian gun activist in US conspiracy case
Maria Butina, who has ties to a Russian banker, has pleaded guilty in a plea deal.
Maria Butina: Russian activist pleads guilty in US
Accused in the US of acting as agent for the Kremlin, Maria Butina has signed a deal with prosecutors.
Cancer patients 'not welcome' in Russian neighbourhood
A petition to remove cancer-stricken children from Moscow apartments creates a stir on social media.
Why is Jeremy Corbyn not trying to topple Theresa May right now?
Jeremy Corbyn is being urged to call a no-confidence vote in the PM by other opposition parties.
ECB ends €2.5tn eurozone QE stimulus programme
The European Central Bank confirms it is ending its massive bond-buying programme this month.

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