British taxpayers are on the hook for up to £90billion in loans to troubled eurozone countries through state-backed Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds. The figures mean Britons will be closely watching Spain, which last night played down reports that it would seek a bailout for its ailing banks this weekend. The five main UK high street banks have £160billion tied up in loans, mortgages and government debt in troubled European countries including Portugal, Italy, Ireland, Greece and Spain....Read more here: High street banks vulnerable to eurozone crisis