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    It's grim up north

    Why bother to vote if you think it doesn't change anything, and politicians are all a bunch of liars? That seems to be the conclusion, depressing for politicians at least, of a survey of European countries ahead of the elections to the European Parliament.

    German president wins re-election

    German President Horst Koehler has been re-elected for a second five-year term. Correspondents say Mr Koehler's re-election is a symbolic victory for Chancellor Angela Merkel ahead of national elections in September.

    Brown launches Labour Euro push

    Gordon Brown at Euro election launchGordon Brown has launched Labour's Euro election campaign amid predictions the party's prospects have been badly hit by the furore over MPs' expenses.

    Brown wants all claims reviewed

    All MPs' receipts for expenses claimed over four years must be independently scrutinised, Gordon Brown has said.

    'Nazi guard' Demjanjuk deported

    John Demjanjuk is helped on board the plane at Cleveland airport (11 May 2009)Alleged Nazi war criminal John Demjanjuk has arrived in Germany after being deported from the US, police say.

    Anti-government clash in Georgia

    A Georgian (R) and Turkish (L) soldier during Nato training outside Tbilisi (06 May 2009)Anti-government protesters and police have clashed in the Georgian capital, Tbilisi, amid rising national tensions.

    Nato to begin Georgia exercises

    Georgian tanks in convoy outside Tbilisi (05 May 2009)Nato is to start a series of military exercises in Georgia, a day after the government thwarted an attempt by its own soldiers to stage a mutiny.

    Six killed in Austrian avalanche

    Austria mapAn avalanche has killed six people near the ski resort of Soelden in the Austrian Alps, emergency rescue officials say.

    UK Iraq combat operations to end

    Buglar from 5 Rifles in IraqBritish combat operations in Iraq will come to an end later on Thursday with a handover to American forces.

    Centre-left wins Iceland election

    Protesters in Rekyavik, Iceland (24/01/2009)Iceland's interim centre-left government has won a resounding victory in early parliamentary elections, preliminary results show.

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