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The Reformed Broker Is Europe backing away from austerity?

Europe's leaders may be revisiting austerity policies in the face of slow economic growth and weak public support. Will that lead to concrete changes?

No more big banker bonuses? Europe set to crack down.

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On UK-EU shuffle, David Cameron claims Obama support

Britain debates: What should European welfare look like?

Opinion Love it or loathe it, the 'fiscal cliff' deal brought compromise

Starbucks tax avoidance has Brits frothing mad (+video)

Starbucks, Google, Amazon accused of 'immoral' tax avoidance

Energy Voices UK Greens' tragedy: a partial solution to warming

Prospect of new wave of austerity looms over Britain

Boris! Mayor of London is biggest winner at London Olympics.

Reform the UK House of Lords? For now, the nobles keep their seats

Former UK PM Gordon Brown: Murdoch tabloid undermined war, personally attacked him

Merkel says Europe ready to act as big downgrade hits Spain

Rebekah Brooks discusses links to British PM Cameron in phone hacking inquiry

In nationwide strike, British trade union workers protest pension reform

'Eurobonds' anyone? Officials call for EU-wide fiscal policies to ease debt crisis

Ireland's $90 billion question: Does it need a bailout?

Britain's budget cuts: One good step. Many more needed.

The British are “manning up” – or rather, just “manning”

UK slashes budget: Feels “like an amputation”

Harry Potter and the Social Security stone

Opinion Budget cuts are cracking the West's defenses

Can austerity trigger growth?

G20 summit dilemma: Stimulate economic growth or rein in deficits?