Greek officials say Germany’s Chancellor Merkel has suggested a euro referendum, but Berlin denies the report, as world leaders gather in the US for a G8 summit meeting.

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Merkel ‘suggests Greek euro vote’

German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s conservatives face a tough test in a key state election, opinion polls suggest, with austerity policies a major issue.

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Merkel faces tough election test

The Chancellor says he would be “very happy” for the government to consider publishing the personal tax returns of ministers.

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Osborne happy to reveal tax data

Tax and benefit changes announced by Chancellor George Osborne over the past 18 months are set to come into force on Friday, affecting millions of people.

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Tax changes set to take effect

As Germans mourn neo-Nazi murder victims, Chancellor Angela Merkel appeals to their families for forgiveness.

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Merkel sorry for neo-Nazi outrage

Germany’s Chancellor Merkel and France’s President Sarkozy hold their first eurozone crisis talks of 2012 as the outlook remains bleak.

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Euro crisis: Merkel meets Sarkozy

Former Chancellor Sir Geoffrey Howe argued after the Toxteth riots that regenerating Liverpool would be like making “water flow uphill”, cabinet papers reveal.

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Thatcher told ‘abandon Liverpool’

Train fares will rise by 5.9% on average in January 2012, after the chancellor capped increases at 6% in his Autumn Statement.

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Ahead of a key European Union summit, Germany’s Chancellor Angela Merkel sets out to remake the eurozone in her own image.

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What is Germany’s vision for Europe?

German Chancellor Angela Merkel says Europe is working towards setting up a “fiscal union”, in an effort to resolve the eurozone’s debt crisis.

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Merkel calls for EU fiscal union

Extra nursery places for two-year-olds and specialist maths colleges are announced in the chancellor’s Autumn Statement.

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Free nursery places plan extended

Extra nursery places for two-year-olds and specialist maths colleges are announced in the chancellor’s Autumn Statement.

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Free nursery places plan extended

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Bernie Fine was fired Sunday by Syracuse University after a third man accused the assistant basketball coach of molesting him nine years ago. “At the direction of Chancellor Cantor, Bernie Fine’s employment with Syracuse University has been terminated, effective immediately,” Kevin Quinn, the school’s senior vice president for public affairs, said in a statement. Read full article > >

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Syracuse fires assistant basketball coach Bernie Fine amid investigation of child molestation

Scotland’s finance secretary urges UK Chancellor George Osborne to borrow billions of pounds to fund major projects.

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Swinney urges increased borrowing

German Chancellor Angela Merkel says the murders of nine immigrant workers and a policewoman by suspected neo-Nazis are “shameful” for Germany.

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Merkel blasts ‘neo-Nazi’ murders