British finance minister George Osborne says that his government has made contingency plans in case efforts to contain the European debt crisis fail, and the eurozone collapses. Meanwhile, non-European leaders at the G20 summit urged EU leaders to get their act together and solve the euro crisis.In other news, the leader of a Muslim group in Dearborn, Michigan is unhappy about a planned prayer summit organized by Christian pastors in the area. He says the event will demonize Islam, and warns local mosques to step up their security.
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