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As Mervyn King, the governor of the Bank of England said at a recent press conference, “Who knows, what is going to happen tomorrow, let alone next month?”
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The Opinions of Tobias Grubbe for 19th December 1711 is published at this window – or just click the picture. His patron Journalisted from the Media Standards Trust where you may read all about them.
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The Leveson Inquiry into the Culture, Media and Ethics of the press, prompted by the revelations about phonehacking or voicemail access continues.
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One of the more serious long term implications of The Prime minister’s non-veto veto which he wielded in Brussels last week will be in relationships inside the United Kingdom, specifically between England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
David Cameron may have begun the process of unravelling the United Kingdom. You can read about how our other union was formed (thanks to the US State Department.)
Drawing above: David Cameron – leader of the English nationalists on a day trip to Europe
Drawing: Alex Salmond – Leader of the Scottish nationalists
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The Opinions of Tobias Grubbe for 21st November 1711 are published at this window or click the picture above. His patron Journalisted for the Media Standards Trust
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The S&P credit ratings agency threatens to downgrade all nation states in the EU on account of ‘sovereign risk’ but, isn’t there a bigger game afoot?
