In today’s Telegraph, economist and journalist, Liam Halligan, wrote that if the UK revoked Article 50 and remained a member of the EU, it would mean losing our rebate and other hard-won opt outs, and could see Britain having to ‘bail out the failed euro’.
For reasons that seem mysterious to me, British Prime Minister, David Cameron, wants to put a halt on EU migration to Britain. He thought that stopping benefits would stop them coming, but now the truth is dawning.
In today’s Telegraph it’s been revealed that there’s now a “growing disquiet” in the Conservative Party about the proposed “emergency brake” on in-work benefits for new EU migrants.
Heaven help anybody that the media or the government turns against – that’s what I told 'Russia Today' TV last year, but the interview was never broadcast. Hardly surprising, really, since in Russia the media mostly is the government.
In Russia, they don’t have a press regulator like we do. But is our system any better?
I have a new blog about Britain's ties with the European Union. It's called 'EU ROPE' and appears on the website of The Academic Association for Contemporary European Studies - UACES. Click to read:
