Confidence ( political and not )

The "Centre for Economics and Business Research" has published a report that says that if it occurs  the financial and economic worst case scenario,  that is a euro currency collapse, the  effect on the British economy would be less than feared. In particular, should the euro collapse  the UK Gross Domestic Product would fall, in the same year,  by only 0.5% (against an expected 2% in the eurozone). The study is reported in an article in the newspaper "The Independent" published today. Just even a news like this (showing only an incremental change of perspective in a situation still bad) to infuse a bit of public confidence, too long  bombed  by news that goes beyond the mere alarmism, resulting in tragedy .
Increasingly share requires a setback of Berlusconi, or his resignation (even if it is able to overcome the vote of confidence scheduled tomorrow).
"The Independent"  deems him more guilty than Papandreou (who has already resigned to allow the formation of a government of national unity), if only because the greek prime minister has ruled only from autumn 2009. The British newspaper, while paying tribute to some positive aspects of the Berlusconi government (political stability that Italy had never seen, having led a complex coalition government in a country increasingly divided as Italy, the fact that the country has always  honored their debts), but does not believe that the current Prime Minister has the ability, the will and the credibility to launch and implement those  unpopular measures that Italy needs to regain the confidence , that is  currently in strong decline.