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EU ministers agree data storage deal
European Union justice and interior ministers have agreed to require telecoms companies to store phone and email data for a minimum of six months to two years to help fight terrorism.
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Dec 5 2005, 9:38AM
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European Union ministers on Thursday discussed plans to log and store phone, email and internet records to help police track terrorists with EU president Britain hopeful of a deal next month.
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