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ATHENS/BERLIN (Reuters) - Greeks are voting with their wallets and pulling euros out of the banks in fear that their country may leave the European single currency despite the declared determination of EU powers Germany and France to keep Athens in the m
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European leaders were driven by three motives when they embarked upon that ill-fated monetary experiment, the euro. The first was financial: they were set upon the creation of a global currency that was capable of competing on the world stage with the do
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Qatar's Prime Minister Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim al-Thani arrives to meet Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron in Downing Street in London May 16, 2012. View Photo »
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Well, the honourable gentleman has the right, at any time, to take his pension and I advise him to do so.
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JULIE PACE, Associated Press | Thurmont, Md. Town Commissioner Tom Kinniard takes photos Wednesday, May, 16, 2012 of messages spray painted on Route 77, the road leading to Catoctin Park, where Camp David is and where this weekend's G8 Summit will be hel
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Nne shadow Welsh secretary Owen Smith has launched a blistering attack on the Conservatives, accusing David Cameron and George Osborne of being “phoney” politicians in contrast to the “authentic” Ed Miliband. Mr Smith, the MP for Pontypridd, was speaking
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Former Cabinet minister Jack Straw has told how he often used to "gossip" with Rebekah Brooks on the train. Mr Straw said he "made arrangements" with the then Sun editor to commute into London together from Oxfordshire, where they both had homes. He also
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Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron greets Qatar's Prime Minister Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim al-Thani at Downing Street in London May 16, 2012. View Photo »
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David Cameron is still trying to hide behind the Leveson Inquiry. With Parliament breaking up on Tuesday, Mr Cameron must come to the Commons and explain to the British people why he is ducking his responsibilities to enforce the ministerial code.
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2012-05-16 20:08 London - Britain's politicians and its powerful media were uncomfortably close while Tony Blair ran the country, a former UK minister said on Wednesday. Jack Straw, who held several key posts, told an official inquiry into media ethics t
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A car explodes on Mare Street in Hackney during the London riots. 18.16 We have a date for the second Greek election, and also a fresh poll... The radical Syriza party is making gains and is on track to take a majority in five week's time. A survey which
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