Eurozone debt crisis killing off Britain's recovery
The euro zone debt crisis is "killing off" Britain's fragile economic recovery
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The euro zone debt crisis is "killing off" Britain's fragile economic recovery
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All the attention may be on events at Euro 2012 in Poland and Ukraine but Lionel Messi still managed to hog the limelight after his hat-trick in Argentina's 4-3 friendly win over Brazil on Saturday.
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Peter Cech,the the Czechs goali was considered as the best keeper of Euro 2012 before opening day but against Alan Dzagoev and his russian mates he brought out 4 balls from bottom of the nets.
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The 2012 UEFA European Football Championship can help break down post-Soviet model of social formation of the Ukrainian society and to create a new model similar to the European cultural values.
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The busy PAOK Salonika striker Dimitrios Salpingidis proved a constant problem for the previously untroubled host defence
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Euro 2012 kicked-off in Poland and Ukraine on Friday amid fears that racism and politics could overshadow Europe's premier football showcase while UN recent report indicates the euro zone debt crisis is the leading danger for the global economy
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France capped their Euro 2012 preparations with an impressive 4-0 victory over Estonia on Tuesday as Laurent Blanc's side look in good shape for their Group D opener against England next Monday.
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Poland have doubts over the fitness of defender Damien Perquis as the Sochaux centre-half recovers from an elbow fracture he suffered in March.
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Ahead of the European football championships, Switzerland has joined other European nations in urging further reforms of the Ukrainian judicial system. The detention of opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko has cast gloom over Euro 2012.
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Euro 2012 has yet to get underway but various nations are already smarting from injuries and withdrawals.
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Poland take on Greece in the opening match of Euro 2012 in Warsaw on Friday, with organisers hoping talk will switch to events on the pitch, after a turbulent build-up of political strife and infrastructure concerns.
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UK ministers are boycotting the initial stages of the Euro 2012 football championship over concerns about human rights in Ukraine.
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Roy Hodgson may have secured a second successive 1-0 victory as England boss after Saturday's friendly against Belgium.
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Following the withdrawals of Gareth Barry and Frank Lampard from the England squad through injury, it appears manager Roy Hodgson may take a cautious approach
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Uefa president Michel Platini has defended the unpolitical stand of his federation in connection with criticism on Euro 2012 co-hosts Ukraine over the treatment of opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko.
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A late turnaround for France on Sunday evening saw Laurent Blanc's side's blushes spared as they saw off Iceland 3-2 on hometurf.
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Saturday saw shock results all over the continent as some of Europe's best and brightest were brought down to Earth by the smaller nations.
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Greece will go bankrupt and exit the euro if it pulls out of its loan agreement with international lenders
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The euro slided under pressure from uncertainty over the future of Greece in the eurozone
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The rapid deterioration in the euro zone debt crisis over the past month, with Greece's potential exit from the 17-country currency bloc
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Yulia Tymoshenko, the former Ukrainian prime minister, opposes any boycott of the Euro 2012 football tournament to protest her conditions of imprisonment, a Polish parliamentarian who visited her said Sunday
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There were always likely to be a few high-profile names missing from Roy Hodgson's England squad for Euro 2012, but not many predicted it would be Rio Ferdinand who was absent.
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EU foreign ministers are considering a possible boycott of this year's European football championship matches in Ukraine to protest the alleged abuse of jailed opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko.
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