Ed Balls is no stranger to being on television. He was on it regularly during his political career, caught the nation’s eye from a different perspective when he competed in Strictly Come Dancing and now he is back with a new series on BBC2. Travels in Euroland with Ed Balls, the first episode of which aired on Thursday night, is a documentary about right-wing voters and an investigation into why the far right is growing in popularity. Balls is no fool. He studied philosophy, politics and economics at Keble College, Oxford before he joined the Financial Times as the lead economic writer. He then went on to become an adviser to Shadow Chancellor Gordon Brown - who did everything possible to stop Tony Blair from ditching the Pound and adopting the Euro, so he has an insight into why all things Euro are perhaps not that rosy.
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What the programme proved to me was that most of the inhabitants of these countries wanted to protect their culture and traditions but that their governments were less keen to do so.