Disunity Costs Votes.

Neil Kinnock's Speeches Go On For So Long Because He Has Nothing To Say And So He Has No Way Of Knowing When He's Finished Saying It.

I Don't Have A Shred Of Regret About Entering The Exchange-rate Mechanism.

I'm Very Proud Of What My Parents Achieved And What They Stood For. They Didn't Have Much, But In Many Ways They Were Richer Than Most.

You've Had An Extremely Weak Euro On The Foreign Exchange Markets, You've Had A Very Dubious Policy Being Followed.

I Think The Majority Of The British People Are Still Sanguine About The Need For War.