EU predicts eurozone recession will continue
Four of the eurozone's biggest economies will shrink more than expected this year, the EU's Economic Commissioner predicted today.
Cyprus rescue deal spreads fear beyond its shores
Cyprus' rescue deal has sent shivers through southern Europe after a key eurozone figure said it would be a model for future bailouts.
Unclear future for Cypriots after 'painful' bailout deal
The future is uncertain for the people who must live with the consequences of Cyprus' "painful" bailout deal.
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Hollande struggles to fix France's ailing economy
French president Francois Hollande has suggested handing control of the entire Eurozone's economic policy to a new president in Brussels.
It is part of his plan to deal with the bleak state of the French economy, amid protests in Paris and the leader's plummeting approval rating.
ITV News Europe Editor James Mates reports.
EU predicts eurozone recession will continue
Four of the eurozone's biggest economies will shrink more than expected this year, the EU's Economic Commissioner predicted today.
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Bank of Cyprus executive loses his job
The Chief Executive of the Bank of Cyprus, Yiannis Kipri, has been fired by the country's Central Bank.
Cypriot anger over banking deal
Angry workers from the largest Cypriot commercial bank, the Bank of Cyprus, marched to the Central Bank of Cyprus in Nicosia to demand clarification about the banking restructure deal clinched with international lenders.
Europe Correspondent Emma Murphy reports:
Chancellor: 'Mistakes have been made' in Cyprus
The Chancellor told the Treasury Committee: "We will make clear where we think mistakes have been made and we have made it very clear that we thought it was a mistake to try and bail-in the insured depositors over the last week.
"But we are also here to try and resolve this situation because in the end, as we have discovered to our costs over the last couple of years, developments in the eurozone have a very direct impact on the British economy.
"If financial markets become concerned that also has a direct impact on the global financial system."
Report: Administrator appointed to run Bank of Cyprus
An administrator has told Reuters he has been appointed to take over the running of the Bank of Cyprus. Earlier today it was reported the Bank of Cyprus chairman Andreas Artemis had submitted his resignation,
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No British pensions paid to Cypriot bank accounts
British pensions will not be paid into Cypriot bank accounts for the "foreseeable future" and expats are being advised to open UK accounts, the Department of Work and Pensions said today. A spokesman said:
We are advising customers to change the bank account into which payments are made, for example by nominating an alternative bank account or the account of a 'trusted friend' which is permissible under our current rules on benefit payment.
This is a practical measure to ensure that payments reach our customers promptly, and we are not advising these customers to close their Cypriot bank accounts.
Customers who do not currently have another bank account may wish to open one. HM Treasury have also worked with Barclays to put in place a process so that individuals can open a bank account quickly if they wish to do so.
Bank of Cyprus chairman submits his resignation
The Bank of Cyprus chairman Andreas Artemis has submitted his resignation, a bank source has told Reuters.
Protesters outside presidential mansion in Cyprus
Protests are taking place outside the presidential mansion in Nicosia, in Cyprus. The crowd is chanting for Troika to leave Cyprus alone - Troika is made up of representatives from the European Central Bank, the EU and the IMF.
Russian banks consult lawyers over Cypriot crisis
by Laura Kuenssberg - Business EditorSome Russian banks are consulting lawyers over possible claims against Cyprus for unfair treatment.
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