Another week, another reminder that keeping the Euro alive and well, (a generous term), is all just a game of politics.

The police were at their most brutal, last week in Tarragona. Where they attacked a 13-year-old boy. His crime? Merely being at the protest. Clearly, this government now has blood on its hands.

David Cameron claimed on Friday evening he had safeguarded Britain's position in Europe as EU leaders extended a lifeline to Spain's tottering banks. ...

Financial markets have risen after European Union leaders threw a lifeline to the eurozone's tottering banks. David Cameron welcomed the deal hamme...

Spain's plea for a banking bailout of up to £81 billion is set to lift markets on Monday despite its leader's grim warnings of more pain ahead. Sp...

Spain survived a key test of confidence at a closely-watched debt auction today but concerns remained over the health of the country's finances. Th...

I really had hoped that we would be able to avoid talking about peripheral Europe once March's Greek bond payment and orderly default on its debt was out of the way. The focus has of course shifted from Italy to Spain in the past month, as Mariano Rajoy's 100-day honeymoon as Spanish prime minister has come to a rather sudden and painful stop.

Spain's general election vote begins on Sunday with the country's economic future hanging in the balance. Opinion polls have shown that Mariano Rajoy'...