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Rugby: Black Ferns succumb yet again to England's power

Wynne Gray: All Blacks reaping reluctant praise amid vilification

All sorts of damning praise is leaching from the British media.

Germany: Tourists relive risks under the Wall

Visitors come to see how desperate East Berliners dug their way to freedom.

Stephen Diver: Germany showing way ahead

For the past two years a gleeful band of Eurosceptics in the Anglo-US political establishment have been arguing that the euro cannot survive.

Portugal: Dramatic display brings past alive

Geoff Cumming visits the centre that shows off Lisbon's turbulent history.

Jill Worrall: Seaside in Suffolk

Turkey: Carpet buying at Istanbul's Grand Bazaar

France: Capturing a legend

Among Burgundy's mosaic of modest vine plots, one may produce dense and silky wine; another just a few metres away may make something more fruity and feminine, Caroline Berdon discovers.

Breivik says use trial to push views

Italy: Long and winding trail to a chant

Jim Eagles missed out on what he wanted to hear in Montalcino, but what he saw made the trip worthwhile.

Italy: An ancient connection

Soak up a slower pace of living in Italy's untouched southern region.

Google, Amazon, Starbucks in UK tax dodge claim

Paris: Adventures in a sardine tin

Child-friendly fun in Europe

A brighter shade of Yellow

Germany: Treats in the Christmas markets

When it comes to Christmas shopping, few countries can hold a candle to Germany. Its traditional Christmas markets have been creating the wow factor for more than six centuries.

Jill Worrall: Caving in southern Slovenia

Jennifer Lopez denies she had maid fired over autograph

Jennifer Lopez has hit back at reports suggesting that she got a hotel maid fired for asking her for an autograph.