Britain is going through a difficult time, when its sustained ability to punch above its weight, economically and diplomatically, is ebbing. The end of irrational exuberance found the country ill at ease with itself, with rising inequalities and unhealthy nationalism, just when it needs to be fleet-footed in recognising that many of the traditional pillars of its strengths have changed. The need is to recognise other supports and partners and find a new common purpose after the pandemic. I live in hope.

what might the euro (crisis) mean on the street ?

How does the euro crisis affect the businessperson on the street ? The euro area is manchester's largest market, so if they sneeze, we catch a cold - less people buying our companies' goods and services, less investment coming in...

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