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Europe Italy final : Conservatives (Berlusconi) 35,20%; Social Dems 26,17%; "northern" conservatives 10,31%; Idv (left) 7,97%; l'Udc (center) 6,49%

Germany final

skynews UK final

ump (conservative) 27.9 - socialist party 16,5 % - Europe Ecologie 16,3% - MoDem (populist) 8,5% - FN (Nazis) 6,3% -Leftfront 6,1% - Nouveau parti anticapitaliste (NPA) - New anitcapitalist party 4,8% - MPF-CPNT (nazi) 4,8%

Paper publishes racy Berlusconi party pics

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But unemployment rise slows

skynews: Hoon and Beckett quit

The departures of Transport Secretary Mr Hoon and Housing minister MrsBeckett come as Gordon Brown attempts a major Cabinet reshuffle.

cable news network LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- David Carradine's wife and his manager disputed suggestions that the actor's death was a suicide, while rescue workers and police in Bangkok, Thailand, said the actor's neck and genitals were found bound with rope. Carradine, 72, became famous in the 1970s, when he portrayed the traveling Shaolin monk Kwai Chang Caine in the television series "Kung Fu." Bangkok police said Carradine was found hanging by a nylon rope in a Bangkok hotel room closet Thursday morning. A member of the emergency crew who was called to the hotel after a maid found Carradine told CNN that a yellow nylon rope was tied around the actor's neck and a black rope was around his genitals. Police later confirmed that information. "I do not know if you want to call it accidental," Chuck Binder, Carradine's manager, told CNN's Larry King on Thursday. He said Carradine's career was on a roll. Binder said a producer of the movie, "Stretch," which Carradine was to act in, called him from Thailand to tell him what was happening there. "I do not want to get in the middle of this whole investigation, but this guy said to me for sure there was foul play," Binder said.

German NTV

bbc.co.uk

berlusconi was probably sad for the need to use ordinary cars

bbc.co.uk Alistair Darling - stays as chancellor Alan Johnson - new home secretary David Miliband - stays as foreign secretary Jack Straw - stays as justice secretary Lord Mandelson - stays as business secretary John Hutton - quitting as defence secretary Jim Murphy - stays Scottish Secretary Sir Alan Sugar - made enterprise czar