Some ideas for improving Britain’s relations with Europe. Why they may not work

By Bagehot

WEARY readers may find this hard to believe, but Bagehot tries hard to ration the amount that he writes about the European Union. After five years in Brussels from 2005 to 2010, including three writing the Charlemagne column for this newspaper, I am acutely conscious of the need not to dwell too much on one aspect of British policy.

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