Britain changes its mind about a two-speed Europe

By Bagehot

GEORGE Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer, has given a very important interview to the Financial Times this morning. In essence, Mr Osborne has confirmed out loud what has been visible in the shadows of policy-making for some time: Britain has reversed its previous position on the development of a two-speed Europe, with Britain in an outer circle, and an inner core of countries that use the single currency choosing much deeper fiscal integration.

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