Day: 15 May 2010

May 15, 2010 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

Confusion At lunchtime today I listened to Any Questions, a recording of Friday evening’s live broadcast. There was a very distinguished panel of Parliamentarians, old and new. There was a question about the 55% vote for dissolution, should the proposal for five year fixed term parliaments, almost universally welcomed, become law. None of the panelists showed […]

May 15, 2010 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

The Euro I have always been rather ambivalent about the Euro. This Blog is about to take a position which requires focus on the issues. The upside of the single currency for the EU is that everybody can trade on even terms with everybody else and business can operate without the costs and risks of […]