HAROLD MACMILLAN developed a plan for the UK to integrate into the European trading bloc which would require “no surrender of national sovereignty” – as many fear could happen in today’s Brexit negotiations – because it was based on “intergovernmental cooperation”, according to a newly released book.
Individuals such as the German Economic Affairs minister Ludwig Erhard “suspicious of supranational institutions” and “whose liberal instincts led them to favour as wide a free trade arrangements possible” –this should have, in theory, produced some support for Britain’s Plan G.
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