Cam: Don't Kid Yourselves It's Over...

Monday, June 18, 2012 Cameron: The Euro Is Still On The Brink Despite Greek Elections Feeling better about life after Greece voted for a government Angela Merkel might get on better with? The Prime Minister seems worried that once again the Eurozone will try to solider on, now the latest sticking plaster has been applied. Presumably like most analysts Cameron expects the latest sticking plaster to fall off and a new crisis to emerge within weeks, which is why he's to address the G20 later on Monday and issue a set of grim predictions about the health of the Eurozone. "Sort it out," is once again the message coming from Britain to the eurozone. It's a message that's been pretty much roundly ignored in the past. Elsewhere in politics we're watching the Lib Dems' reaction to the MoD's decision to commission new nuclear reactors which could be used to power a new generation of Trident submarines. Philip Hammond says the reactors could be used for other things, so it doesn't mean he's rubber stamped Trident four years early. Later this week relations with another bit of Europe will take centre stage as Theresa May asks MPs to pass a motion redefining the interpretation of Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights. Leveson 'Threatens To Quit' After Attack By Michael Gove Blairs Probed Over Possible Planning Rules Breach PM Pushes For Resolution On Abu Qatada Case Cuts Could Cause 'Crisis' In Care For Elderly Ed Miliband: David Cameron Is A 'Tainted Prime Minister' BLOG POSTS Adam Lee-Potter: Let Them Eat Country Suppers We're all in this together? Not since Marie Antoinette's infamous "let them eat cake" has a phrase so neatly captured the class divide. For despite what the likes of David Cameron and his erstwhile chum, the former Sun editor Rebekah Brooks, might once have thought - we are blatantly not all in this together. Iain Anderson: Greece - Back From the Brink? The last thing Europe and Greece needs is another set of elections and more indecision. We need to see the new Greek government formed within hours committed to paying its way in the world. HRH The Prince of Wales: Address to the Nobel Laureates Event at the Sustainable Development Conference Rio 20 As I speak, the world's rainforests continue to be destroyed, wiping out so much of the world's vital biodiversity and removing our chances of storing carbon naturally; and we continue to ignore the painful lessons of the so-called 'Green Revolution' in India by intensifying our food production methods in such blinkered, chemically and technologically-based ways, that the land and the oceans are now both beginning to fail. Tragically, we cannot even plead ignorance of the consequences of our actions, for the scientific evidence is overwhelming and the impacts are well understood. Max Lawson: The UK's Perfect Storm for Increased Poverty Being poor in Britain in 2012 is brutal. You are more likely than not to come from a family where people are working, yet still despite your hard work, you cannot afford enough food to eat, or have to choose between heating your house and feeding your kids. Bel Trew: Dark Truths Behind Egypt's Polarising Presidential Elections There is no going back on democracy in Egypt, USA Secretary of State Hilary Clinton declared Thursday about the Egyptian two-day presidential runoff elections taking place this weekend...The low voter turnout during day one of the runoffs was telling that something is rotten in the state of Egypt.

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