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The German Constitutional Court has blocked the EU's recovery fund. What happens now?
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New data protection rules come into force on May 25. They have been billed as the biggest shake-up of data privacy laws since the birth of the web.
Romanian judges protest over government-backed legal reforms
Hundreds stood on the steps of Bucharest's main courts to condemn legal changes which they say could hamper anti-corruption cases
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UK denies any link between action to pay debt to Iran and efforts to secure the release of a British-Iranian national.
Theresa May denies Brexit U-turn over end of EU court's jurisdiction
The UK government's new position paper says 'direct jurisdiction' of the European Court of Justice will end with Brexit.