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Eurozone crisis will cost world’s poorest countries $238bn

Overseas Development Institute says knock-on effect of sovereign debt crisis will hit trade, aid and investment

Eurozone crisis and US presidential race ‘damaged Rio+20 prospects’

'Mother of sustainability' Gro Harlem Brundtland laments the absence of Barack Obama and David Cameron from the summit

Eurozone debt crisis poses serious threat to emerging markets

Trade finance downturn reduces flow of critical goods into and out of poor countries as banks cut back on credit

Football League stops carrying Wonga adverts

Advertising for loan company that charges 4,000% APR will no longer be carried by league websites following fans' campaign

Throwing money at banks won’t solve economic crisis, Ed Balls says

Shadow chancellor says banking stimulus package announced by Osborne and King fails to address lack of confidence

Debt crisis: emergency action revealed to tackle ‘worst crisis since second world war’

Sir Mervyn King announces emergency measures to help UK banks and boost business lending by at least £80bn

Mansion House speeches shed light on financial ‘squeaky bum time’

Speeches by the chancellor and Bank of England governor show they fear for UK economy as eurozone crisis comes to a head

John Vickers says George Osborne’s banking reforms don’t go far enough

Author of blueprint for UK banking reform Sir John Vickers criticises government for watering down some of his proposals

George Osborne defies City lobbying over Vickers reforms

Chancellor proceeds with his plans to ringfence high street banks from their higher-risk investment banking arms

Velázquez: the artist of Spanish decline

Southern Europe was left behind as global trade expanded in the 17th century – and Velázquez was there to capture the slump

George Osborne’s recovery via austerity plan is undone amid crisis of capitalism

Larry Elliott: There is a belief that sustained growth is around the corner, but all traditional sources of expansion have been blocked off

George Osborne should slow pace of financial reform, MPs warn

Treasury select committee also tells Chancellor to amend financial services bill to curb power of Bank governor

George Osborne ‘optimistic’ on Spanish banking crisis

Chancellor says he believes solution is imminent, but calls for 'harmonisation' of fiscal policies to secure single currency

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