New kid on the block THE Dutch took David Cameron’s decision to switch venue for his Europe speech from Amsterdam to London as a disenchanted fiancé might treat a break-up: with melancholy but also relief. Some Dutch politicians were excited by the chance to be host to such a defining moment in Britain’s relationship with the European Union. The government also agrees that some EU powers should be repatriated and its budget should be restrained. But there is little sympathy for British Euroscepticism—and some fear of Mr Cameron inveigling the Netherlands into a venture it ... Read More