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  No way, José

  Dec 1 2008:

  Martin Kettle: José Manuel Barroso is deluded if he thinks Gordon Brown is about to reopen the debate on the UK joining the euro

• Opposition to euro wanes in Sweden and Denmark

  Nov 27 2008:

  As Nordic nations see their currencies being battered, there's growing support for joining the eurozone, writes Gwladys Fouché

• Europe announces €200bn rescue plan

  Nov 26 2008:

  Commission's proposed stimulus package of public spending increases and possible tax cuts would be worth 1.5% of GDP

• A sterling idea

  Nov 25 2008:

  John Stevens: For Britain, joining the euro would soften the blow of the recession and preserve the advances of the last decade

• Darling hints at early tax cut as Tories hit out

  Nov 17 2008:

  Rift widens between parties on how best to tackle economic slowdown

• Start by saving the eurozone

  Oct 24 2008:

  Simon Johnson: A new Bretton Woods: Recession will test the single currency to breaking point unless measures are taken to counter the policies of the ECB

• Europe returns to British politics

  Oct 14 2008:

  John Stevens: The financial crisis has kick-started a new phase of political and economic integration that the UK cannot afford to resist

• EU takes a €2 trillion financial gamble

  Oct 14 2008:

  Goverments embark on boldest financial rescue scheme ever seen, putting Washington in the shade

• Bank bail-out: 'Gordon Brown - the saviour of the world'

  Audio (3min 26sec), Oct 13 2008:

  Nicholas Watt on how Europe and the G7 countries will all copy the Brown bail-out

• How the Euro is gaining currency

  Oct 6 2008:

  John Stevens: As the credit crunch bites harder, joining the Euro may prove not just economic wisdom but simple self-preservation for the UK

• Is there salvation in Santander?

  Oct 3 2008:

  Sarah Morris: Spain's more tightly regulated banking system is being held up as a new model, but Spanish banks too are feeling the squeeze

• Dithering Britain needs its own plan, and it may hinge on joining the euro

  Oct 1 2008:

  Will Hutton: The rot has deepened to the sound of twiddling thumbs. A lopsided UK economy could be left relying on European help

• Wall Street turmoil leaves Europe on sidelines

  Sep 24 2008:

  The eurozone sees the dominant Anglo-Saxon economic model of the past quarter of a century rendered kaput

• Exchange rates: Sterling dives on Darling's gloomy outlook

  Sep 2 2008:

  Pound slides to record low against the euro and to weakest level against the dollar for over two years

• Gloomy surveys point to German recession

  Aug 26 2008:

  The Ifo Institute, based in Munich, reports that its business climate index has this month fallen to lowest level since February 2006

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