Body was created last year as part of a reform of the EU’s regulatory rules for telecoms. Full story

EU’s statistical office puts Greek deficit at 13.6% of gross domestic product. Full story

Airspace in Scotland and Northern Ireland will reopen early on Tuesday and hopes are rising for the rest of the UK, Nats says, as the volcanic ash cloud eases. Full story

Royal Navy ships are drafted into the efforts to return stranded travellers to the UK as airspace restrictions are extended. Full story

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Author:  Stefanos Evripidou POLICE HAVE information on 22 cases in which personal telecommunications data had been disclosed illegally, the Nicosia District Court heard yesterday during the remand hearing for a CyTA employee and an  ex police officer. The two, who were arrested in connection with charges of stealing confidential telecommunications data were remanded for eight days. The 35-year-old employee of the Cyprus Telecommunications Authority ... Full story

Author:  Helen Christophi OMBUDSWOMAN Iliana Nicolaou and the New Theatre Group are putting on a play to combat discrimination toward migrants, which has been growing in Cyprus in recent years due  the “cultural upheaval. The play, which was written by Andrea Koukkidou and directed by Fotos Fotiadis, premiers at 8.30pm on February 17 at the Pallas Theatre in Nicosia Full story

Public transport offer for officials could come unstuck. Full story

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown said on Wednesday his priority for 2010, an election year, is to secure economic recovery while cutting Britain's gaping budget deficit in a "sensible and fair" way. In excerpts from his New Year message, released by his office, Brown said his strategy was to "go Publication: Financial Mirror (Cyprus) Full story

January New-born deaths THE YEAR was off to a tragic start after the death of three new-borns over the New Year holiday period. Full story