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RSSGreece crisis: the front pages
News that Greece could leave the euro is dominating the G20 summit headlines. Here's what today's papers had to say.
By Alice Gribbin Published 04 November 2011 10:00
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2 comments
If Greece leaves ... who's next?
Europe could divide along N and S and E lines again, with Spain Portugal and Italy and Greece and 'Yugoslavia' forming ther own group, and the Eastern Bloc forming their own Group. Back to the 60's.
And Britain on its own, with nobody.
Great picture of Berlusconni straitening his tie getting ready to ask the lady out.
How the man can run a country, run a multimedia empire and AC Milan and keep his social life going at the age of 72, is truely amazing.
I suppose money can buy anything.
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