My Question Right Now Would Be To

Whatever New Arrangements Are Enacted For The Eurozone, They Must Work Fairly For Those Inside It And Out.

The Last Thing I'd Say Is That You Can Achieve A Lot Of Things In Politics. You Can Get A Lot Of Things Done. And That, In The End - The Public Service, The National Interest: That Is What It's All About. Nothing Is Really Impossible If You Put Your Mind To It. After All, As I Once Said: I Was The Future Once.

Britain Could Make Her Own Way In The World, Outside The Eu, If We Chose To Do So. So Could Any Other Member State. But The Question We Will Have To Ask Ourselves Is This: Is That The Very Best Future For Our Country? We Will Have To Weigh Carefully Where Our True National Interest Lies.

In A Global Race, Can We Really Justify The Huge Number Of Expensive Peripheral European Institutions? Can We Justify A Commission That Gets Ever Larger? Can We Carry On With An Organisation That Has A Multibillion Pound Budget But Not Enough Focus On Controlling Spending And Shutting Down Programmes That Haven't Worked?

It Is National Parliaments, Which Are, And Will Remain, The True Source Of Real Democratic Legitimacy And Accountability In The Eu.