Reconstruction of the steel industry in UK and difficulties in join the Common Market; European space policy; BICEM on West Europe as an engine market; Sterling deficit and obstacles to entry of Britain into the Common Market; Views on European monetary cooperation; Concern on inflation in the Common Market; Protection of the sterling; Scandinavia and the EEC; International currencies problems; Dispute on cost of entry into the EEC; Need to merge small companies in Britain; Clauses of the Wheat agreement to be enforced; Currency fluctuation in Europe and worldwide; Talks on Common Market entry among political parties in Britain; Problem of long-term security for Britain and the Common Market; Conservative party sponsoring new pro-Market Group; British companies’ fear of losing major East German orders; Liberals’ position towards Britain’s membership of the EEC; Impact of the European strikes.

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