A Tory backbencher offers his leader a ladder to climb down

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Conservative MP Andrew Tyrie, a former economist, is not necessarily in favour of European monetary union (EMU). However, he has the sense to see that the Conservative party should not rule out EMU in advance, recognizing that EMU could actually bring benefits for the UK's prosperity and for its international influence. The Conservative party should consider being more positive about EMU, as it would be very embarrassing for the party to have to reverse its policy if EMU does turn out to be a success.

Planning, Political activity, Conservative Party (United Kingdom), Tyrie, Andrew

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Suddenly, the euro matters to Labour's heartlands

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Issues concerning the impact on the UK manufacturing industry of decisions about membership of the European single currency are discussed. Developments in manufacturing may have a real impact on the political debate about the euro.

United Kingdom, European Union, International economic relations, Manufacturing industry, Manufacturing industries, Economic aspects

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