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Why the Greek election could decide Britain's next government

<i>A Syriza win could put the eurozone back into crisis – and push the economy back to the top of the UK agenda</i>

17 January 2015

9:00 AM

17 January 2015

9:00 AM

Before the eurozone crisis, Greek elections didn’t receive much attention in Westminster. At the moment, however, the polls from Athens are being studied by every politico from the Prime Minister down.

How Greece votes on the 25 January could determine the result of our election. If anti-austerity Syriza triumphs, the eurozone crisis will move from a chronic phase into another acute one.

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