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  There was an interesting Andrew Marr yesterday because both the big names in political economics were on show. They even chatted together in very amiable fashion towards the end of the programme as they listened to a violinist, or prior to listening to the violinist. I speak of course of George Osborne, Chancellor, and his Labour shadow Ed Balls.
  
  But as Marr said, with Osborne's new cash injection plans there seems only a whisker between the two parties now. They argue bullishly to keep their supporters satisfied but essentially there is little different in the thinking. The current plan up until now isnt particularly working, it isnt particularly doing anything one way or the other, so it looks like George has shifted somewhat towards Labour's view. Heavens!!...there is almost a concensus.
  
  We need to get the overall burden of debt down but we dont need to strangle the life out of High St UK plus while doing it.

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