Monday, December 12th, 2011

High-handed approach that has exposed the Coalition’s faultline

A slightly shorter version of the following article appeared in the Independent on 12 December 2011. Click here to view the full article

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This site features Lord Owen's thinking on current issues - it is not archival. Lord Owen's papers covering his time as a Minister and Foreign Secretary in the UK Government, in the Social Democratic Party and as EU Co-Chair of the International Conference on the Former Yugoslavia are available from the University of Liverpool Library's Special Collections and Archives. A catalogue is here: Lord Owen's Archive.

High-handed approach that has exposed the Coalition’s faultline

Latest publication:

Brexit: An amicable divorce?

Speech

Q+A

YouTube Channel

Diary

Welcome