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Video
(1min 28sec),
11 Sep 2014:
First minister Alex Salmond says the Scottish people will not buy into what he says are Westminster's bullying tactics
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9 Sep 2014: It’s 19 September 2014. The Scottish people have voted for independence. Does David Cameron resign? Would sterling be legal tender in Scotland? Would you need a passport at Gretna Green? Guardian specialists answer the key questions thrown up by the ending of the union
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5 Sep 2014:
The “Alternative for Germany” won seats in a state parliament election for the first time last Sunday, but is there really an anti-euro surge in the country as media coverage suggests?
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3 Sep 2014: If the yes vote wins on 18 September, what currency will an independent Scotland use?
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2 Sep 2014: Former European commissioner for monetary union says plan to use pound without formal currency deal is 'simply not possible'
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23 Aug 2014:
Shadow chancellor fears vote for independence would leave no alternative but single currency he views as deeply flawed
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28 Jul 2014: Editorial: One of the finest of European writers, the creator of the Moomin books is being honoured with a commemorative euro coin
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17 Jul 2014: Merkel celebrates her 60th birthday after eight and a half years as German chancellor. Share your thoughts on her time in power
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18 Jun 2014:
Shadow chancellor says proposed sterling zone, on back of a yes vote, would be flawed, unstable and may make him resign
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17 Jun 2014: Former PM who negotiated euro opt-out at Maastricht in 1991 says it would be very difficult for Scotland to expect special treatment
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12 Jun 2014:
As the party's economic policies look increasingly nonsensical, it is accused of taking a stance against gays and ethnic minorities
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Audio
(27min 22sec),
29 May 2014:
Hugh Muir, Kim Willsher, Lizzy Davies, Martin Kettle and Philip Oltermann and Martin Kettle join Anne Perkins to discuss the results of the European elections which saw low turnouts and a surge in votes for populist and far right parties
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28 May 2014: Letters: The first measure is to recognise that economic union was a gross mistake. All states should be allowed to resurrect their national currencies
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26 May 2014: Editorial: Clegg embodies the politics rejected this weekend, and – make no mistake – the battering endured by the Lib Dems poses existential questions for them
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22 May 2014:
Starting Thursday, voters across the continent are casting their ballots in the European parliament election. Whether you're in Stoke, Salzburg or Sofia, share your images of voting with us
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