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25 May 2012 Last updated at 09:51 ET

On the way out? From bank runs to recession: What could happen if Greece leaves the euro? Exit sign

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Robert Peston, Business editor Article written by Robert Peston Robert Peston Business editor

How Hunt avoided lengthy review of Murdoch’s Sky bid

12:17 UK time, Friday, 25 May 2012

The memo written by Jeremy Hunt in November about News Corp’s BSkyB bid seems to explain almost everything that transpired in relation to the bid over the succeeding six months or so.

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Stephanie Flanders, Economics editor Article written by Stephanie Flanders Stephanie Flanders Economics editor

No quick fix for Euro - maybe a slow one? Watch

13:05 UK time, Thursday, 24 May 2012

If you step back from the monthly and quarterly figures, there is quite a lot of evidence that the slow economic fix to the crisis is happening.

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  • Paul MasonPaul Mason

    The economics editor of Newsnight gives his take on the economic turmoil

  • Gavin HewittGavin Hewitt

    Views and analysis from the BBC's europe editor

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The best credit rating that can be given to a borrower's debts, indicating that the risk of borrowing defaulting is miniscule.
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