Has Rupert Murdoch just torpedoed the Tory party?

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The UK Conservative party remains committed to opposing UK membership of European economic and monetary union (EMU) in the next parliament, even though it is also seeking to present itself as the party of true pragmatism. The Conservatives are clearly willing to gamble almost all their chances of a recovery on a win in a referendum on this subject. It is easy to interpret this stance as not being a threat to Prime Minister Tony Blair, but it is unlikely that Blair is taking this view. The issue of EMU is becoming increasingly closely linked with electoral reform, as electoral reform would make it possible for pro-European Conservatives to create a separate party.

United Kingdom, Political activity, Conservative Party (United Kingdom)

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We are growing accustomed to the idea of the euro

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UK Prime Minister Tony Blair seems to be gradually expressing stronger and stronger support for European monetary union. He is now sure that he can win a referendum on this issue, and is determined to convince Chancellor Gordon Brown of the merits of European monetary union membership.

Administration of General Economic Programs, Intnl Economic Policy, Blair, Tony, Economic policy, International economic relations

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