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Euphoria surrounding a 100 billion euro (£81 billion) deal to rescue Spain's banks gave way to cynicism today as the gravity of the eurozone's woes w...
Prime minister David Cameron backs the chancellor's assessment that problems in the eurozone are holding back Britain's economic recovery, Downing Str...
Stock markets surged today after a lifeline worth up to 100 billion euro (£81 billion) for Spain's banks helped ease eurozone tensions. The FTSE 1...
Spain is on Saturday expected to become the fourth eurozone country to seek international help for its debt crisis when Europe's policy leaders agree ...
The Bank of England will seriously consider another dose of emergency money printing on Thursday if evidence emerges of a further deterioration in the...
The prospect of a multibillion-euro bailout for Spain increased today as the country's borrowing costs edged up on fears over its beleaguered banking ...
The Home Office is planning for a possible large increase in immigration from Greece and other European Union nations in response to the crisis in the...
Pastora Soler, the Spanish contestant in this year's Eurovision Song Contest, was told by broadcasters not to win, as the cash-strapped country slips ...
When the first Euros were printed in 1999, Europe chose a bold new future. But beneath the surface, the new European economy was built on shaky foundations. The decision is one of the biggest we have faced. The answer is clear: Europe must go for growth.
David Cameron has urged fellow EU leaders to take "decisive" action over Greece and agree longer-term plans to beat the wider eurozone crisis. Arri...
Something really extraordinary has happened this week. In his speech to the IOD in Manchester, the prime minister has fashioned a new narrative for his government's economic agenda. Before jetting off to the G8 in the US, he has talked of austerity WITH stimulus for the first time - and seems to have consigned to the political dustbin that 'binary choice' rhetoric of his first two years in government. With low to no growth in the UK, Camp David may prove to be an appropriately named location for one D Cameron. Is he now pitching his tent on new political ground? I'm fascinated.
The credit rating agency Moody's has downgraded 16 Spanish banks along with Santander's UK arm, citing the Spanish government's reduced ability to sho...
An attempt by 104 London investment bankers to get 50 million euros (£42 million) in unpaid bonuses has succeeded at the High Court. The individua...
On Wednesday 3 April, at 9am, in the centre of Athens, outside the Syntagma Square metro and opposite parliament, a 77-year-old man named Dimitris Christoulas committed suicide. He was seriously ill. He was finding it difficult to come to terms with life in Greece in 2012.
We need a jubilee - cancellation of debts, radical financial reform and tax justice - to exit the profound crisis of democracy whereby European statesmen believe their job is to hold Europe's people to account to Europe's banks.
The euro crisis is one of those topics you need to have an opinion on, lest a pub conversation take a series turn and leave you mute and embarrassed. ...
Three million jobs could be at risk if Britain does not stay at the heart of Europe, leading businessmen have suggested. In a letter to the Daily T...
Cabinet tensions over David Cameron's decision to veto a European Union treaty have burst into the open as it emerged that Nick Clegg was privately fu...
David Cameron spent Friday night at his country residence of Chequers in Buckinghamshire, after putting Britain on an isolated footing in the European...
David Cameron's move to veto EU treaty change has been welcomed as a "very significant" development by eurosceptic Tory MP Mark Reckless who said it s...
French President Nicolas Sarkozy hit out at David Cameron's "unacceptable" demands following a night of difficult talks in Brussels. After clashin...
Even if the euro is saved, Europe's underlying weakness will persist. For it is not just a question of vacillating leaders and bad policies. It is something more basic than that - Europeans have stopped having babies.
David Cameron attempted to play down tensions with Angela Merkel in a joint press conference on Friday, but the two leaders admitted there had not bee...
David Cameron has spoken of the "chilling effect" of the eurozone crisis on Britain. He arrived at an EU summit in Brussels insisting the issue had...
A round of weekend negotiations in Brussels will be "critical" in settling the eurozone crisis, Chancellor George Osborne has said. Before leaving ...
