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No Tory MPs uprising over Europe – yet
Quite a few normally outspoken MPs genuinely thought the PM “had no choice” over Europe’s fiscal compact, though there is a sense amongst some that he has marched people up the hill again.
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A 48-hour nationwide strike against austerity measures hits Greece as eurozone finance ministers set out tough new conditions for the country’s 130bn euro bailout.
A severe cold spell continues to affect much of Europe at the moment, with more lives claimed by freezing weather.
How big a blow is the loss of a multi-billion pound contract to sell fighter jets to India, given the coalition government’s stated aim of rebalancing the economy by boosting manufacturing.
Quite a few normally outspoken MPs genuinely thought the PM “had no choice” over Europe’s fiscal compact, though there is a sense amongst some that he has marched people up the hill again.
Eastern parts of Europe are in the grip of a severe cold spell that has killed dozens of people, with temperatures dipping below -20C.
David Cameron is braced for a Tory eurosceptic backlash after dropping Britain’s opposition to the European Court of Justice (ECJ) being used to enforce a new fiscal compact for the eurozone.
Are banks treating euros differently, depending on which country they come from? Faisal Islam blogs from Davos.
London’s 2012 opening ceremony is to be called Isles of Wonder, organisers have revealed. With just six months to go, Britain’s Olympic medallists tell Channel 4 News “this Games will be spectacular”.
Political editor Gary Gibbon on the pressure David Cameron was (and remains) under from his eurosceptic backbenchers over the Eurozone crisis.
MPs and insurance companies say the increase in whiplash claims is to blame for the rise in motor insurance premiums – and make Britain the whiplash capital of Europe. Carl Dinnen reports.
As the US begins its withdrawal from Afghanistan and sets up an official Taliban office in Qatar, Alex Thomson looks at what 2012 could hold for the country and its long-running conflict.
More riots in the summer, Cameron in trouble and Obama re-elected – just three predictions for 2012 from a political astrologer writing for Channel 4 News. Read on for more.
In 2012, the stage is set at many levels for financial and consequent economic disaster, writes Jon Snow.
Airlines and others will no longer be able to tack on debit and credit card charges at the end of transactions, in what Which? described as a “huge victory for consumers”.
Government ministers will spend most of the year bedecked in high-visibility jackets to remind you how busy they are pushing growth … but rising unemployment, insolvencies and low confidence seem with us for 2012.