We Will Also Target Tax Evasion And

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.

I Want Britain To Be A Global Financial Centre But I Want It To Be Properly Regulated.

Britain Cannot Afford To Cut Itself Off From What Is Going On In The World, We Are Too Interconnected With What Is Going On, We Have A Powerful History And Tradition Of Taking An Interest In What Is Going On In The World, We've Also Got A Very Real Interest In The Future, In Remaining Connected.

Just As It Wouldn't Be Right To Only To Have An Economic Dialogue With China, Equally You Shouldn't Restrict Your Dialogue Solely To Issues Around, Say, Human Rights. You Can Raise All Those Issues, And That Is What Reflects A Mature Discussion. So I Don't Think Essentially We Have To Choose Between Being Partners In China's Economic Development And Being Proud Defenders Of British Values.

Printing Money Is The Last Resort Of Desperate Governments When All Other Policies Have Failed.