The British People Think That

Just As It Wouldn't Be Right To Only To Have An Economic Dialogue With China, Equally You Shouldn't Restrict Your Dialogue Solely To Issues Around, Say, Human Rights. You Can Raise All Those Issues, And That Is What Reflects A Mature Discussion. So I Don't Think Essentially We Have To Choose Between Being Partners In China's Economic Development And Being Proud Defenders Of British Values.

I Am Actually Quite Encouraged And I Think, Actually, The Uk Is Coping With Globalisation A Lot Better Than Most Other European Countries. And That Is Reflected In The Fact That (whilst Of Course There Are People Who Are Still Unemployed) Our Unemployment Rate Is Low And (whilst Of Course We Need To Export More) We Are Attracting A Huge Amount Of Inward Investment Into Britain.

I Believe That I'm Entitled To Regard My Pre-political Life As Off-limits In Terms Of What Can Be Looked At And Judged.

Britain Needs A Simpler Tax System Which Is Simple To Understand, Where There Are No Loop-holes, Where The Very Rich Do Not Avoid Tax By Employing Expensive Accountants

Everyone In Our Society Has Had To Make A Contribution Towards Dealing With The Debts.