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Bankruptcy tourists cross Irish Sea - FT.com

Ten myths about Cameron’s EU veto

http://openeuropeblog.blogspot.com/2011/12/ten-myths-about-camerons-eu-veto.html Over on the Spectator's Coffee House blog , we set out ten myths about Cameron's veto .
Observer writers analyse the political and financial implications of the PM's refusal to fall in line with the rest of Europe Question 1: how did Britain wind up on the fringe of Europe? http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/dec/11/cameron-veto-key-questions-britain

Europe crisis: the seven key questions Britain must face | World news | The Observer

Good Morning (poor) England

Même pas dans la zone euro et pourtant la situation économique et sociale du Royaume-Uni est calamiteuse: pouvoir d'achat en berne, explosion des inégalités et de la pauvreté, chômage des jeunes... http://fr.myeurop.info/2011/11/30/good-morning-poor-england-3978
http://www.latribune.fr/actualites/economie/international/20111130trib000667799/les-fonctionnaires-britanniques-en-greve-pour-la-premiere-fois-depuis-trente-ans.html Le secteur public britannique se mobilise contre le gouvernement, il entend protester contre la réforme des retraites, une première depuis l'hiver 1978-79.

Royaume Uni : grève générale dans le secteur public ce mercredi 30 novembre

The financial policy committee said banks were warning that shaky financial markets could constrain credit. Photograph: Luke Macgregor/Reuters http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2011/sep/28/financial-markets-severe-strains-fpc

Financial markets face 'severe strains', warns Bank of England | Business | guardian.co.uk

Le député européen britannique Daniel Hannan s’interroge, non sans un certain pessimisme, sur les possibilités de réduire le fardeau de la dépense publique au Royaume-Uni. https://www.contrepoints.org/2011/09/06/44290-le-royaume-uni-peut-il-encore-etre-sauve

Le Royaume-Uni peut-il encore être sauvé ? | Contrepoints

http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2011/aug/31/bank-of-england-adam-posen-qe The Bank of England's Adam Posen has called for more QE. Photograph: Graham Turner for the Guardian Business leaders on Thursday warned the economy was in a more fragile state than a few months ago after downgrading growth for this year to 1.1%.

Bank of England's Posen backs more QE | Business | The Guardian

http://fr.myeurop.info/2011/06/30/comment-les-fonctionnaires-veulent-mobiliser-les-britanniques-2851

Royaume-Uni : pourquoi la grève générale peut marcher

Grâce à un long travail d'information et de coordination sur Internet et les réseaux sociaux, la grève générale organisée ce jeudi rassemble au-delà de la base syndicale traditionnelle. Etudiants et réseaux associatifs sont également mobilisés contre les mesures d'austérité du gouvernement Cameron. La clé du succès?
* Book: Springtime: The New Student Rebellions. Edited by Tania Palmieri, and Clare Solomon.

P2P Foundation » Blog Archive » The new student rebellions in the UK and beyond

UK Economy: 'The UK Will Need a Bailout Soon': Jim Rogers - CNBC

Britain isn’t cutting its structural deficit by enough or doing it quickly enough and may need a bailout from its European partners, investor Jim Rogers told CNBC.

Arrêt sur images - Manifestation et violences à Londres (presse britannique)

Importante manifestation hier à Londres contre la politique d'austérité mise en oeuvre par le gouvernement conservateur de David Cameron : entre 250 000 et 500 000 personnes selon les sources.
The Bank of England - knows how to combat inflation but has had no experience with deflation since the 1930s. Photograph: Lefteris Pitarakis/AP

Bank of England's money pump is all that's keeping economy going | Business | The Guardian

Between 400,000 and 500,000 teachers, nurses, firefighters, council and NHS workers, other public sector employees, students, pensioners and campaign groups from across the UK marched through central London to a rally where union officials and Labour leader Ed Miliband condemned the "brutal" cuts in jobs and services. Violence flared away from the rally when a group of hundreds of activists, not connected with the union protest, clashed with police. They set off fireworks, threw paint and attacked shops in Oxford Street, Regent Street and Piccadilly.

Up to 500,000 protestors attend anti-cuts demo - Home News, UK - The Independent