Ireland's prime minister has defended a radical 400bn euro (£318bn) state move to shore up its financial system. Brian Cowen said the government had to make the move, which safeguards all deposits, bonds and debts in six banks and building societies for two years. "The option of doing nothing, of not making a move would put at risk the entire stability of the Irish financial system," he told the I
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