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The Racism Of The Euro Final - Bo Jo Is Guilty
One question about English football has been comprehensively answered. Why does the English team take the knee to insist Black Lives Matter? Because racist English fans and dog-whistling English politicians pick on black football players.
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Euro 2020: No UEFA Action For Manuel Neuer's Rainbow Armband
UEFA have said they are stopping the review on Manuel Neuer wearing a rainbow-coloured captain's armband in solidarity with gay pride.
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Watch: Cristiano Ronaldo Turns Photographer, Trolls Cameraperson At Euro 2020
The official handle of the Euro 2020 shared a clip in which Cristiano Ronaldo is seen waiting for his turn as teammate Pepe gets photographed before taking matters into his own hands.
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Amazon Said to Be Close to Securing Exclusive Rights to Broadcast Champions League Matches in Italy
Amazon could secure exclusive rights to screen European Champions League matches in Italy for the 2021-2024 seasons on its streaming platform Prime, sources close to matter said.
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Italy Close To Announcing Fiat Chrysler's $7 Billion Loan
Italy is close to unveiling the approval of guarantees for a 6.3 billion euro ($7 billion) financing of Fiat Chrysler (FCA), two sources familiar with the matter said, paving the way for the largest crisis loan for a European carmaker.
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France And Germany To Launch First Contracts On Future Combat Jets
France and Germany will on Wednesday announce a 65 million euro ($74 million) contract financed equally by both countries over two years as the first act of the joint programme to design a next-generation combat jet, a French army source and two other sources familiar with the matter said.
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Google Faces 4.3 billion Euro Anti-Trust Fine Over Android: Source
The European Commission will fine Google a record 4.3 billion euros ($5 billion) on Wednesday over its Android mobile operating system, a source close to the matter told Reuters.
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France Demands 1.6 Billion Euros In Tax From Google: Sources
French authorities have demanded that US Internet giant Google pay 1.6 billion euros ($1.7 billion) in back taxes, a source close to the matter said today.
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'It's Like Eating a Hedgerow': Why Do Hop Shoots Cost 1,000 Euros a Kilo?
Its the bit of the plant that brewers dont use and theres even a festival to celebrate it. But, given how expensive it is, does it matter how good it tastes?
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India Recovers 228 Million Euros from Finmeccanica Helicopter Deal
India has cashed in 228 million euros ($310 million) in bank guarantees backing a scrapped helicopter deal with Finmeccanica, people familiar with the matter said, in a move that may prompt the Italian state-controlled defence group to cut its 2014 targets.
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Matteo Renzi set to become Italy's youngest prime minister
Centre-left leader Matteo Renzi was set to be nominated as Italy's youngest prime minister in a matter of days after a party coup forced Enrico Letta to resign as premier of the euro zone state struggling to pull out of recession.
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Euro 2012 Final: Referee Pedro Proenca gets nod for second major final
Portugal's Pedro Proenca will referee his second major European final in a matter of months as on Friday UEFA announced he would be in charge of Sunday's Euro 2012 final between Spain and Italy.
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Talk is cheap, only titles matter, insists Loew
Germany coach Joachim Loew has admitted title talk is cheap after his young team showed plenty of potential at Euro 2012, but came up short when it mattered in their 2-1 semi-final defeat to Italy.
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Euro 2012: UEFA to look into underpants celebration
UEFA are looking into whether Denmark's Nicklas Bendtner broke player advertising rules by flashing the waistband of his underpants after scoring against Portugal, a source with knowledge of the matter said Thursday.
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UEFA Euro 2012: Iniesta shuns limelight before Spain's Euro opener
Andres Iniesta doesn't want any of the limelight during Spain's campaign at the European Championship. He might not have a say in the matter, however.
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The Racism Of The Euro Final - Bo Jo Is Guilty
One question about English football has been comprehensively answered. Why does the English team take the knee to insist Black Lives Matter? Because racist English fans and dog-whistling English politicians pick on black football players.
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Euro 2020: No UEFA Action For Manuel Neuer's Rainbow Armband
UEFA have said they are stopping the review on Manuel Neuer wearing a rainbow-coloured captain's armband in solidarity with gay pride.
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Watch: Cristiano Ronaldo Turns Photographer, Trolls Cameraperson At Euro 2020
The official handle of the Euro 2020 shared a clip in which Cristiano Ronaldo is seen waiting for his turn as teammate Pepe gets photographed before taking matters into his own hands.
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Amazon Said to Be Close to Securing Exclusive Rights to Broadcast Champions League Matches in Italy
Amazon could secure exclusive rights to screen European Champions League matches in Italy for the 2021-2024 seasons on its streaming platform Prime, sources close to matter said.
-
Italy Close To Announcing Fiat Chrysler's $7 Billion Loan
Italy is close to unveiling the approval of guarantees for a 6.3 billion euro ($7 billion) financing of Fiat Chrysler (FCA), two sources familiar with the matter said, paving the way for the largest crisis loan for a European carmaker.
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France And Germany To Launch First Contracts On Future Combat Jets
France and Germany will on Wednesday announce a 65 million euro ($74 million) contract financed equally by both countries over two years as the first act of the joint programme to design a next-generation combat jet, a French army source and two other sources familiar with the matter said.
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Google Faces 4.3 billion Euro Anti-Trust Fine Over Android: Source
The European Commission will fine Google a record 4.3 billion euros ($5 billion) on Wednesday over its Android mobile operating system, a source close to the matter told Reuters.
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France Demands 1.6 Billion Euros In Tax From Google: Sources
French authorities have demanded that US Internet giant Google pay 1.6 billion euros ($1.7 billion) in back taxes, a source close to the matter said today.
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'It's Like Eating a Hedgerow': Why Do Hop Shoots Cost 1,000 Euros a Kilo?
Its the bit of the plant that brewers dont use and theres even a festival to celebrate it. But, given how expensive it is, does it matter how good it tastes?
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India Recovers 228 Million Euros from Finmeccanica Helicopter Deal
India has cashed in 228 million euros ($310 million) in bank guarantees backing a scrapped helicopter deal with Finmeccanica, people familiar with the matter said, in a move that may prompt the Italian state-controlled defence group to cut its 2014 targets.
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Matteo Renzi set to become Italy's youngest prime minister
Centre-left leader Matteo Renzi was set to be nominated as Italy's youngest prime minister in a matter of days after a party coup forced Enrico Letta to resign as premier of the euro zone state struggling to pull out of recession.
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Euro 2012 Final: Referee Pedro Proenca gets nod for second major final
Portugal's Pedro Proenca will referee his second major European final in a matter of months as on Friday UEFA announced he would be in charge of Sunday's Euro 2012 final between Spain and Italy.
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Talk is cheap, only titles matter, insists Loew
Germany coach Joachim Loew has admitted title talk is cheap after his young team showed plenty of potential at Euro 2012, but came up short when it mattered in their 2-1 semi-final defeat to Italy.
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Euro 2012: UEFA to look into underpants celebration
UEFA are looking into whether Denmark's Nicklas Bendtner broke player advertising rules by flashing the waistband of his underpants after scoring against Portugal, a source with knowledge of the matter said Thursday.
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UEFA Euro 2012: Iniesta shuns limelight before Spain's Euro opener
Andres Iniesta doesn't want any of the limelight during Spain's campaign at the European Championship. He might not have a say in the matter, however.
