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Country profile: Irish Republic
Key facts, figures and dates
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Vodafone price rises under attack
A consumer watchdog criticises Vodafone for raising mobile call costs without telling its customers.
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BAA expects forced airport sales
BAA, owner of seven UK airports, expects the competition watchdog to order the break up of the company.
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Europeans angry at Ryanair move
Consumer groups and ministries in Spain and Italy denounce Ryanair's move to cancel tickets bought on third party websites.
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Country profile: Ukraine
Key facts, figures and dates
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Money tips for a summer holiday
Abta's Frances Tuke outlines some of the tips and pitfalls for UK holidaymakers spending money on breaks abroad.
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In quotes: Strife in Georgia
World leaders give their reactions to the conflict in Georgia's breakaway region of South Ossetia.
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Ministers back sausage status bid
An attempt to gain protected status for the Cumberland Sausage is backed by the government.
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Watchdog 'not required over IRA'
The Independent Monitoring Commission does not have a role to play with regards to the existence of the IRA army council, Martin McGuinness says.
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Credit crunch: Around the world
One year after the start of the global credit crunch, the various regions of the world are experiencing a range of different market conditions.
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Troops stage coup in Mauritania
Troops in Mauritania oust the government, taking the democratically-elected president into custody.
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Q&A: Common Agricultural Policy
The BBC News website looks at the cost of the Common Agricultural Policy and its pros and cons.
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Timeline: Vanuatu
A chronology of key events
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80 more things that make men cry
Johnny Cash, births, deaths and marriages, silently falling remembrance poppies. Just some of the things that the Magazine's male readers said brought a tear to the eye.
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EU plans 'fire-safe' cigarettes
All cigarettes sold across the EU will have to be "fire-safe" by 2011, the European Commission says.
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UK questioned on online ad system
The UK government has been given a month to respond to EU concerns over Phorm.
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Credit crunch: The blame game
One year on, who is to blame for the credit crunch? We ask experts to name their villains.
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Lambeth diary: Anglicans in turmoil
The Anglican Church's 10-yearly Lambeth Conference has taken place, with more focus than ever on the issue of homosexuality.
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New plan to cut business red tape
Recommendations on ways to slash business bureaucracy are made in a report commissioned by the Scottish Government.
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EU enlargement: The next seven
Clickable guide to the countries waiting in the wings to join the European Union club.
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