Europe's leaders face testing month of crisis-fighting

TS Eliot said that April was the cruellest month, but for Europe's leaders, it may prove to be June.

Europe's leaders meet to sort through debt chaos

Europe's leaders will try to breathe life into their stricken economies but disagreement over plans to alleviate debt chaos has been laid bare.

Nato seeks missile defence agreement with Russia

Nato will invite Russia to take part in a missile defence shield, a move that would herald the closest cooperation since the end of the Cold War.

Britain's law lords reject use of secret evidence

Britain's House of Lords on Wednesday ruled against the use of secret evidence to keep terrorism suspects under surveillance without charge.

Britain tries to restrict foot and mouth outbreak

Britain moved rapidly to contain an outbreak of foot and mouth, a highly infectious disease that devastated farming six years ago, by isolating a farm west of London on Saturday. Prime Minister Gordon Brown broke off his holiday to return to London and chair an emergency meeting of senior ministers.

The coral sea vista opened up by British judges

In a corner room of Britain's Royal Courts of Justice, law lords this week handed victory to David over Goliath. It may not be the last bout in a struggle by residents to return to Diego Garcia, a remote island in the Chagos archipelago turned into a strategic United States military base, but it certainly brought that prospect closer.
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