James Forsyth James Forsyth

The euro is killing Europe – can the coalition turn the chaos to its advantage?

issue 05 November 2011

Last week’s rebellion by David Cameron’s backbenchers in support of an EU referendum ended eight years of peace in the Tory party on the European question. Now, the offer by the Greek Prime Minister of a referendum on the ­bailout package — designed to appease nervous Greek Socialist party backbenchers — means that the uncertainty surrounding the eurozone will drag on into the New Year.

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