Diana Wallis - Liberal Democrat Member of the European Parliament for Yorkshire and the Humber

Diana makes key note speech in Switzerland

9.00.00am GMT Fri 17th Nov 2006

Speaking in Berne (photography: Stewart Arnold)

Diana Wallis MEP and President of the European Parliament's delegation to Switzerland, Iceland and Norway and the EEA JPC made a keynote speech at the University of Berne on Thursday 16 November.

In the speech entitled 'European Integration: British Experience and perspectives', Diana spoke about the tricky relationship Britain has had with Europe and the US over recent years and showed how a historical and legal analysis might shed some light as to why this was the case.

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