UK recession will hit Irish exports

Written by Charles Grant, 26 April 2012

Charles Grant, of the CER, said that the creation of a more integrated eurozone to save the single currency would increase the differences between Britain and the euro area... Mr Grant told a meeting of the Institute for International and European Affairs that the only split now in the governing Conservative Party was between those who wanted Britain to remain a member - who included Mr Cameron - and those who wanted to leave. Mr Grant said anyone who wanted to succeed Mr Cameron as Conservative leader would have to promise a membership referendum to have any chance of selection.

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