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Is UK business prepared for the new‐style EEC in 1992? The rewards are tempting but must not be taken for granted. Our all‐too‐insular image must be transformed, we must go to the Continent, rather than they to us, as hitherto, and our efforts to learn their languages need greater application if we are to compete on equal terms. This gauntlet is thrown down in a recent ministerial speech.

This exhortation to prepare for the Single European Market in 1992 was given by the Minister of State, Foreign and Commonwealth Office at a lunch for senior business men organised by the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry at Stationers' Hall in the City of London.

Question: What do Scotland Yard's Black Museum, Raymond Brigg's Snowman, Welsh harpists, the East Lancashire Railway, and the Sensible Footwear Theatre Company have in common?