Could be interesting tonight - the euro followed by:
Plus, in the light of a survey which suggests that Britons are less willing than ever to pay higher taxes to support the National Health Service, schools or the environment, is the UK moving more towards an attitude of individual responsibility?
The survey quoted is the British Social Attitudes survey that concludes:
Last year we reported that continuing concern about the gap between rich and poor wasn't matched by support for welfare and redistribution. This year that trend is confirmed....We're living in a society where a sceptical public appear unconvinced by our current collective responses to...welfare, inequality, housing or the environment. Less engaged or willing to make sacrifices for the common good during challenging times, the British public increasingly sees it as the responsibility of the individual to get through.
Is history repeating itself?
