Tyska valspurten: I kväll möts Angela Merkel och Peer Steinbrück.

En kvinna blev på söndagsmorgonen överfallen och våldtagen i centrala Vänersborg.

Tusentals människor runt om i Rumänien ägnade sig i dag åt att protestera mot regeringens stöd till planerna på att starta Europas största guldgruva med dagbrott i staden Rosia Montana i Karpaterna.

I kväll utsattes tre bilförare i Malmberget i Gällivare kommun för grön laser när de körde uppger polisen.

schwit1 points out a new EU road safety measure to fit cars with devices that would stop them going over 70mph. "Under the proposals new cars would be fitted with cameras that could read road speed limit signs and automatically apply the brakes when this is exceeded. Patrick McLoughlin, the Transport Secretary, is said to be opposed to the plans, which could also mean existing cars are sent to garages to be fitted with the speed limiters, preventing them from going over 70mph. The new measures have been announced by the European Commission's Mobility and Transport Department as a measure to reduce the 30,000 people who die on the roads in Europe every year. A Government source told the Mail on Sunday Mr McLoughlin had instructed officials to block the move because they 'violated' motorists' freedom. They said: 'This has Big Brother written all over it and is exactly the sort of thing that gets people's backs up about Brussels.'"

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Deposed Egyptian president and 14 other Brotherhood members referred to court on charges of committing violence.

Egyptens avsatte - och gripne - president Muhammad Mursi - kommer att ställas inför rätta för att demonstranter dödats.

En 17-årig pojke har dömts till ungdomsvård för grovt koppleri när han var 16 år.

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Associate user-defined magic to variables from Perl.

Deparse recursively into subroutines.

Generate suppressions, analyse and test any command with valgrind.

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another random user writes in with news about new internet restrictions come into effect in Vietnam. "A controversial law banning Vietnamese online users from discussing current affairs has come into effect. The decree, known as Decree 72, says blogs and social websites should not be used to share news articles, but only personal information. The law also requires foreign internet companies to keep their local servers inside Vietnam. The new law specifies that social networking sites such as Twitter and Facebook should only be used 'to provide and exchange personal information.' It also prohibits the online publication of material that "opposes" the Vietnamese government or 'harms national security.' Last month the US embassy in Hanoi said it was 'deeply concerned by the decree's provisions,' arguing that 'fundamental freedoms apply online just as they do offline.'"

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