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Latest Guardian spying revelations prompt backlash from France and Germany

By Dominic Ponsford

Revelations from The Guardian that the US may have eavesdropped on the telephone calls of 35 world leaders has prompted a concern from the French and German governments.

The US National Security Agency memo from 2006 is one of a cache of documents leaked to The Guardian by former contractor Edward Snowden.

The Guardian's publication of details about the extent of UK and US surveillance activities have prompted a huge public debate and led to allegations that the information could aid terrorists.

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