We are a sovereign nation and we should have control over our own affairs.
"Sibyl" <[email protected]>
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There will have to be some incentive for homeowners to switch their mortgages - presumably a tax break of some sort - but Mr Brown did not elaborate. The only people not asking us what we think is the British government. The FT can hardly contain its frustration at his failure to reach a conclusive decision on the single currency. If this, or any other British Government, allows a referendum on joining the euro and receives a NO, they will continue holding referenda until they receive a YES. does anyone really care? They say they have huge constitutional implications for the UK, with more power taken away from government and parliament. If the decision is positive, which seems unlikely, a referendum would be held on that. Everybody will be happy then. Don't ever agree to this UK.
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