Britain Wants The Single Currency To Be

I Want Britain To Be The Home Of Successful Competitive And Stable Financial Services.

What I'm Interested In Is Britain Projecting Itself Abroad, And Through That Its Values And The Things It Holds Dear. And I Don't Think You Do That By Refusing To Talk To The World's Second-largest Economy [china]. In Fact, That Is Positively Counter-productive In My View.

The Positive News Is That The British Economy Is Continuing To Grow And Is Creating Jobs. And It Is Positive News Too That At A Time Of Real International Instability We Are A Safe Haven In The Storm.

We Need To Think Deeply About Whether We Can Sustain Banks That Are Not Only Too Big To Fail, But Potentially Too Big To Bail.

What's Interesting Is Whilst Shanghai Has Gone Stellar - Literally, In These Massive Buildings Which Have Appeared Since I First Visited - Beijing Has Become A Much More Vibrant And Interesting Place. A Lot More Business Is Done Here.