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2010-08-21 — telegraph.co.uk
``"What is worrying is that this is not just Greeks. Portuguese banks borrowed €50bn in July compared to €41.5bn in June. Together with Ireland and Spain they have borrowed €387bn from the ECB," he said... Oli Rehn, the EU economics commissioner, said... that tax revenue was falling far short of the 16pc rise targeted for the year.''
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