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Now playing Next View Tories back Orban: Abstention would have sent different signal | View A large majority of the European Parliament voted to trigger article 7 of the Lisbon Treaty. This majority included many of Fidesz’s colleagues in the EPP (traditionally a very pro-EU grouping) whose affiliation to the EPP is being seriously tested by Fidesz’s membership, writes London's Green MEP. 02/10/2018
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Now playing Next no comment Police, protesters clash for Catalan referendum anniversary Riot police charged in to break up a demonstration in front of Catalonia's regional parliament and the headquarters of the Spanish national police in Barcelona on Monday, after thousands marched in Barcelona to mark the first anniversary of an ill-fated independence referendum to split from Spain. 02/10/2018
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Now playing Next no comment Indian children dress as Gandhi to mark 150th anniversary of independence leader's birth Indian schoolchildren across the country dressed as Mahatma Gandhi on Monday (October 1) to mark the upcoming 150th birthday celebration of modern India's founding father and promoter of peace. 02/10/2018
Now playing Next View UK Tories' support for Orban - Viktor Orban is no ally to be had These are turbulent times and the way the UK has conducted Brexit talks is threatening our future relationship with the EU. We can’t afford to alienate ourselves even more by offering Orban political support in exchange for his. 02/10/2018
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Now playing Next China China's experiment in social engineering holds grim portent for the world What you buy, what you read, where you go, who you talk to; it all counts as credits or penalities in China's vast new monitoring system, and your results can determine your basic freedoms. 02/10/2018
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Now playing Next Italy Italian mayor arrested for 'helping illegal immigration' Domenico Lucano, famed for his work with migrants, has been put under house arrest for 'helping illegal immigration' 02/10/2018
Now playing Next world news Five decades of two-party rule ends just ended in Quebec Its airline boss-turned-leader vowed to take in 10,000 fewer immigrants a year and to expel new residents who fail tests on French and Quebec values. 02/10/2018
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