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Dementia linked to loneliness, study finds
10 Dec 2012: Dutch research reveals that people with feelings of loneliness more likely to suffer from mental deterioration -
Italy: the Mummy's return
10 Dec 2012: Editorial: Silvio Berlusconi has repeatedly re-invented himself and found success at the polls. Is another resurrection possible? -
Monti resignation causes fears of renewed euro turbulence
10 Dec 2012: News sees Italy's borrowing costs rise and share prices fall, and EU leaders worry about possible spillover into Spain -
Dominique Strauss-Kahn settles sexual assault case with hotel maid
10 Dec 2012:Hotel maid who alleged sexual assault by the former IMF chief settles civil action case, bringing end to lengthy court battle
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Conservative MPs' dialogue with Russia
10 Dec 2012: Letters: Your article links the activities of Conservative Friends of Russia with Conservative MPs in the parliamentary assembly of the Council of Europe. As the Conservative leader in Strasbourg, I can assure you that there is no connection -
François Hollande intervenes in Valerie Trierweiler case
10 Dec 2012: Critics accuse president of putting pressure on magistrates as he writes letter to court hearing partner's defamation case -
Mario Monti's success in calming Italy was only superficial
10 Dec 2012: The cold facts will be harder for investors to overlook when Angela Merkel's favourite Italian is no longer in power -
Berlusconi trial: 'Ruby' fails to appear in court, causes nationwide hunt
10 Dec 2012: Judges order police to look for Karima el-Mahroug, accusing former prime minister of dragging out 'Bunga Bunga' trial -
Iran's nuclear programme: the holy grail of the intelligence world
10 Dec 2012: Top spies flock to Vienna, the home of the IAEA and where Tehran has replaced Moscow as the world's bogeyman -
Infighting blights Romania in the shadow of European austerity
10 Dec 2012: Simon Tisdall: Election victory for Victor Ponta's left-leaning government is marred by tensions with the president and his European backers -
River Limia runs through it: Aceredo villagers view waterlogged homes
10 Dec 2012: Flood-hit families evicted from Galician village 20 years ago return to examine ruins as Lindoso reservoir waters recede -
Opel to shut Bochum plant in Germany
10 Dec 2012: First closure in German car industry for decades confirmed for 2016 when GM-owned Opel stops manufacturing Zafira -
Eurozone crisis live: Mario Monti's resignation pledge spooks markets - as it happened
Live 10 Dec 2012:Italian prime minister's promise to step aside brings fresh political uncertainty to the eurozone, sending shares tumbling in Milan and Italy's bond yields up
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European Union's presidents collect Nobel peace prize in Oslo – video
10 Dec 2012:The Nobel peace prize is awarded to the European Union at a ceremony in Norway's capital Oslo on Monday
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Dutchman builds replica Noah's ark
10 Dec 2012: Johan Huibers' full-scale replica of Noah's ark opens doors to public in the Netherlands, realising creator's 20-year dream
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