Cyprus deal will go down to the wire in Brussels
After a night of discussions with fellow politicians President Nicos Anastasiades has set off for Brussels.
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Emma Murphy is Europe Correspondent for ITV News. She is based in Brussels but has also covered major foreign stories further afield including the Japanese tsunami and the Arab spring.
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Syria's war may be fought with Europe's weapons
The UK and France have forced an EU discussion on Syria to try and change the arms embargo.
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Polish investigators claim country's beef is 'genuine'
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Afghanistan film hopes for Oscars nod
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Megan's teacher Jeremy Forrest due in French court
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British family's idyllic French holiday turns to horror
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Breivik ruling: Norway refuses to be changed by one man
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