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The striker discussed the problem with his club, his family and Islamic teachers

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Portugal’s 10-year borrowing costs fell steeply yesterday after its President, Anibal Cavaco Silva, ruled out snap elections and said he wanted the centre-right coalition to stay in place to keep the nation’s €78bn (£67bn) bailout on track. Portuguese 10-year yields dropped 0.38 percentage points to 6.24 per cent as relief sank in after the news.

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A Sporting Lisbon supporters group tried to kidnap the winger on Wednesday night according to his agent

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Two-year review of the case unearths some important leads

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The junior People's Party prompts political and economic crisis over austerity split

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Germany's Angela Merkel will discuss with EU leaders in Berlin today how to tackle chronic youth unemployment at a summit critics say is a pre-election public relations exercise.

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