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• El Mundo: €1bn taken out since Bankia nationalisation
• Vince Cable: Germany can solve the crisis
• Spanish bond yields rise at debt auction
• Prime minister will urge eurozone leaders to take urgent action to stem the crisis
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Full coverage as the former Sunday Times editor and Daily Telegraph columnist give evidence
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Cameron warned the eurozone it was at a crossroads and urged it to adopt its own pro-business, pro-growth agenda
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The Serious Fraud Office gave a provisional estimate of £1.6m for the fraudulent claims suspected to have been made by Luis Michael Training
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So, Cameron's 301 Group beat 'the wreckers' in the backbench committee elections, but the result is more complex than that
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Royal barge main feature of Thames celebration with William, Kate, Charles and Camilla joining Queen and Prince Philip
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Feared closure averted as GM announces that next Astra car model will be built at Merseyside and Polish plants
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Rajar figures reveal a fall in listeners using DAB radios but an increase in those who tune in online or use apps
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Rolling coverage of all the days's political developments as they happen, including David Cameron's speech on the euro crisis and the UK economy
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David Cameron today issued a call for action from eurozone states and institutions to support weaker economies like Greece or see the single European currency break up.
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Quay Brothers to take over city centre with mysterious mixture of light, dance, music, film – and a boat in a tree
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Prime minister to urge president not to pull out French troops two years early in talks ahead of G8 summit
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Two babies allegedly murdered by their mother were suffocated, an inquest heard today.
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High court says broadcasters including BBC, ITN and Sky News do not have to hand over footage of the Dale Farm eviction to police
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Three people were arrested as far right-groups were accused by police of using diversionary tactics to promote their message.
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Britain's strangest commuting couple, the Lord Chancellor and the editor of The Sun, kept their political gossip to a minimum, just in case anyone on the Monday morning Oxford-to-London train was listening in, the Leveson Inquiry heard ...
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Outstanding Edwardian building in Leeds looks to a bright new future after a model community campaign. John Baron takes the plunge
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Business secretary says creation of financial firewalls means crisis should not spread to other countries, including UK
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It's last orders at Guy Pelly's London nightclub, Public. Dubbed "court jester" to the party court of the young Princes William and Harry, Pelly had previously found success at Mahiki nightclub and was reported to have organised William ...
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"Sam's free!" they shouted down their phones as the news came in.
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Critics of David Cameron last night lost an acrimonious battle for control of an influential Conservative backbench committee with direct access to the Prime Minister.
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When the Queen floats at stately speed along the Thames next month, Ann Carrington won't be looking at the Jubilee girl but at the back end of her barge.
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Profits were up by 5% to £2.6bn but National Grid said that debt levels had risen by nearly £1bn to £19.6bn
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Olympic flame begins journey across UK at Land's End on Saturday and finishes at Olympic stadium on 27 July
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The threatened Vauxhall plant in Ellesmere Port has been saved and hundreds of new jobs will be created there, its American parent company General Motors will announce today.
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The East End's pearly kings and queens are inspiration for decoration of the royal barge on 3 June
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Yorkshire's swishest shopping streets, and the mysterious Dark Arches, will turn into strange and different places for the next three days. Marishka Van Steenbergen has been peeking
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Nicholas Crace praised for altruism after donating his kidney to a patient on NHS waiting-list that he does not know
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Committee on Climate Change has called for local authorities to have national funding to cut carbon emissions
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One in three hospital patients with condition affected by errors that could lead to dangerously high or low blood glucose levels
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