Tax Cuts Should Be For Life, Not

Britain Wants The Single Currency To Be A Success. It Is Massively In Our Interests That We Have A Stable Financial System On Our Doorstep.

Whether [people] Run Their Own Business, Work For A Business, Go Out There, Pay Their Taxes And See The Money Wasted, Fed Up With The Money Going To The Next Door Neighbor Sitting Permanently On Out Of Work Benefits. There Needs To Be A Coalition Of Change.

I Believe That I'm Entitled To Regard My Pre-political Life As Off-limits In Terms Of What Can Be Looked At And Judged.

At The Moment We Are Hard-wired Into The European Markets - 50% Of Our Exports Go To Europe - And That Has Not Been Good For The Uk. So I'm Not Saying "make Britain Entirely Dependent On China". I'm Saying "let's Diversify A Bit". When I Became Chancellor, China Was Our Ninth Largest Trading Partner. This Is The World's Second Biggest Economy. China Was Doing More Business With Belgium Than It Was With Britain.

I Think Essentially If You Look At British Public Debate Around The Issues Of Our Interconnectedness With The Global Economy You Do Not Find A Ready Audience, Of Any Large Scale, For Pulling Up The Shutters.