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British Police May Question Government Adviser

Prime Minister David Cameron’s top media adviser may be told to respond to claims that he knew about hacking.

World Briefing | Europe: Britain: One-Day Strike Cripples London Subway

London’s subway system was crippled by a strike on Tuesday by maintenance workers, signalers, station workers and some drivers who were protesting plans to cut 800 workers.

World Briefing | Europe: Britain: Parliamentary Panel to Investigate Phone Hacking

A parliamentary committee will hold a full inquiry in the wake of continuing allegations that The News of The World had illegally intercepted telephone messages of British celebrities and politicians.

World Briefing | Europe: Russia: Chess Federation Chief Steps Down as Regional Leader

The controversial leader of a mostly Buddhist region in southern Russia, who has gained international attention for his prominence in world chess, said he was resigning.

Barroso Says Infrastructure is Key to E.U. Recovery

In his first state of the European Union speech, José Manuel Barroso, the European Commission president, called for the creation of E.U. bonds to kick-start construction and tackle unemployment.

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