No, really, RBS and Lloyds are being bailed out by the EU
Cormac Hollingsworth replies to Open Europe, and demonstrates that RBS and Lloyds really are being bailed out.
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World Outside Westminster: Obama’s glee at the Republican implosion
Tom Rouse presents the news from USA, Maldives, Syria, and Europe.
New European Industrial Workers Federation looms
Tony Burke reports on the creation of a new pan-European superunion.
Miliband: “With this PM, a veto’s not for life, it’s just for Christmas”
Alex Hern runs through Cameron’s U-turn on Europe
Will Clegg fight against a Fresh Start on the EU?
Alex Hern reports on the Fresh Start group’s upcoming white paper, and asks what the Liberal Democrat reaction to it will be.
Top videos of 2011: #6: Rifkind v Dorries
We continue our countdown of the ten best videos of 2011 with Malcolm Rifkind v Nadine Dorries.
Must the left give up on the EU?
Ben Mitchell argues that being a left-wing supporter of the European Union is getting harder and harder.
Public support for Cameron’s EU walkout already unravelling
While the headline post-EU summit poll findings support the prime minister, there are already signs that the public is wary of what has happened.
Cameron turns Britain from an outlier into an irrelevance
Cameron’s EU decision must be seen as an opportunity in opposition to both lead and win a debate on the twin issues of the future of multilateralism and Europe.
Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland savage Cameron’s anti-EU strategy
Ed Jacobs rounds up the withering contempt of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland to David Cameron’s pathetic anti-European posturing.