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Postcard from Europe: Bye bye Becks?
David Beckham is out of the World Cup after sustaining an ankle injury earlier this week. But as Lars Bevanger reports in this Postcard from Manchester, even an injured Beckham could prove invaluable for England.
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Brutal child crimes raise big questions about punishment
The specter of a trial that made headlines in Britain more than a decade ago, and a horrific case of elder-abuse in Munich, are raising questions on how best to deal with young offenders.
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German bus sector keen to catch up with Deutsche Bahn
Public transport in Germany is about to undergo a major overhaul as the govenrment moves to lift a special law favoring the national rail network over long distance bus lines.
