graemewearden
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@ I also resist mentioning cajas sometimes, but that's coz I struggle to spell it, unlike my learned colleague @
about 15 hours ago
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@ Waterlogged pitch, leaves on the line, the dog ate the blog, Queen's Jubilee (that's enough dodgy excuses). Back tomorrow! :) G
about 16 hours ago
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@ Well aren't you lovely? (+ace tweeter) That's the closest I'll ever get to Private Eye too (unless they expose my dark secrets).
11:52 AM Jun 1st
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@ We've just uploaded a range of views, actually - better written than my guff.
10:42 AM Jun 1st
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in reply to KiriThomas
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@ While remaining unbaised - there's an argument that Ireland's best plan is to keep Europe sweet in case second bailout needed...
10:39 AM Jun 1st
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38 out of 43 Irish constituencies saw a Yes majority in the referendum. Of the Nos, 3 were in Dublin + 2 in Donegal
8:03 AM Jun 1st
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Ireland votes in favour of EU fiscal pact - full details, reaction and analysis in the live blog:
7:41 AM Jun 1st
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@ "eur-oh! it's gone above $1.24 again"
6:30 AM Jun 1st
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in reply to SimoneFoxman
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...and weak non-farm payroll data from the US send world stock markets falling even more
5:33 AM Jun 1st
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Today's grim manufacturing data sends world stocks to lowest level of 2012:
5:30 AM Jun 1st
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@ You rock! Despite being on a quick break, Helena is banging out some copy on the Mr Tsipras
5:13 AM Jun 1st
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in reply to Finisterre67
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Irish referendum: Government confident of victory; Fianna Fail predicts 54% YES win; NO supporters disheartened
2:26 AM Jun 1st
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@ ...this was my prediction! <- so you win the right to buy yourself a swanky lunch? Sounds like an EU bailout fund in action
1:56 AM Jun 1st
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in reply to SpiegelPeter
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The pound just hit a new four-month low against the US dollar - down half a cent this morning to $1.5342
12:25 AM Jun 1st
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Gloomy start today with weak Chinese manufacturing data; German 2-year yields negative; Nikkei posting 9th weekly fall in a row
11:29 PM May 31st
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The views of a group of Dublin residents on the EU fiscal treaty referendum, in the liveblog tonight
12:26 PM May 31st
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In the liveblog now, @ 's creative writing class give their views on today's fiscal treaty vote
11:07 AM May 31st
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@ You can get your revenge when your son asks who Cromwell was...
10:43 AM May 31st
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Dublin barber on why he voted Yes in today's referendum + his author neighbour on why he voted No (by @ )
10:26 AM May 31st
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Suggestions it might be a record low turnout in the Irish referendum, which could benefit the No side
9:40 AM May 31st
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- Name Graeme Wearden
- Location London/Oxford
- Bio Business reporter at the Guardian. Usually live-blogging the eurozone crisis.
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