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UK border entry plans could breach EU free movement laws
UK government plans to collect the records of everyone who enters and leaves Britain have been condemned by major transport operators
The European commission has reached an agreement with mobile phone manufacturers to introduce a single charger from next year
A new report says Europe is 'lagging behind' the US and Japan in terms of innovation
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Help from the stars
Drenthe is home to some of Europe’s most powerful space sensors – but the technology is also being used to improve things on the ground, says Rob Bats
Monday 15th December 2008
Master of invention
Ján Figel’ extols the benefits of dedicating a year to Europe’s inventiveness
Monday 8th December 2008
A fair flutter
The Schaldemose report on internet gambling is undermined by a failure to distinguish between licensed and unlicensed gambling, argues Mark Davies
Monday 8th December 2008
Networks for the future
EU telecoms ministers should opt for less, not more, regulation if they want to equip Europe with broadband access that is fit for purpose, says Michael Bartholomew
Monday 24th November 2008
The man-machine
Kevin Warwick revisits Alan Turing’s pioneering imitation game for computers to see if machines really can think
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