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Now playing Next Europe News Mark Zuckerberg apologises to European Parliament for massive data lea Watch live as Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg meets lawmakers in the European Parliament. 22/05/2018
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Now playing Next New Zealand New Zealand PM kicks off cheeky campaign to get country on the map Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern features in a viral video campaigning against New Zealand being left off world maps by thoughtless coffee chains, retailers and even sports teams. 04/05/2018
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