Mostly Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph, also Farmers Weekly, Evening Standard, Daily Mail, The Times.
Subjects include: EU Budget, Exchange Rate Mechanism, Maastricht Treaty and Economic and Monetary Union (introduction of the euro), tax harmonisation, UK economy and strength of sterling, medical insurance, grain prices, Train Grande Vitesse, pensions, agricultural subsidies, unemployment, Euroscepticism, German economy, French lorry drivers’ strike, French economy and strength of franc, 1997 UK General Election, welfare benefits, 1997 French legislative election, working languages of Europe, Andorra tobacco fraud, BSE and ban on British beef, Italian economy, trade links with USA and NAFTA, presidency of European Central Bank (Wim Duisenberg), restructuring of Crédit Lyonnais, proposed accession of Turkey to EU, Good Friday Agreement, MEP expenses, Danish Amsterdam Treaty referendum, 1998 UK presidency of EU, 1998 German federal election, Eurofighter, EU competition law, Neil Kinnock, Air France subsidies, British Airways, drink driving, EC Humanitarian Office fraud investigation, Common Agricultural Policy, winter fuel allowance, EU defence policy, working hours, Romano Prodi, the European Movement, Protected Designation of Origin, duty free shopping, Richard Holbrooke’s deal on Kosovo, Rolls-Royce, proposed second chamber for European Parliament, cross-Europe rail strike, European integration, Corpus Juris, British embassy staff in EU countries, UK rebate on the EU budget, fishing quotas.

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