Sunny Hoondal admits he was wrong on the No2AV campaign…
“But technical arguments rarely work with mass audiences. They are more likely to be swayed by the costs – which is what makes the £250m figure so ingenious…”
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Quote of the Day
Former Governor of the Bank of England Mervyn King…
“There are arguments for remaining in the EU and there are arguments for leaving the EU. But there is no case whatever for giving up the benefits of remaining without obtaining the benefits of leaving.”
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