European shares dip after weak China data; Tullow slumps

(Reuters) - European stocks slipped on Monday, dragged down by a slump in shares of Tullow Oil Plc after the oil and gas explorer scrapped its dividend, while weak data out of China also weighed on sentiment.Tullow Oil shares hit a 19-year low after its Chief Executive Paul McDade also stepped down, as the firm continues to face issues at its main producing assets in Ghana. The broader oil & gas index shed 0.9%, the most among the European sub-sectors. The pan-European STOXX 600 index was..