The BOE's next governor told a parliamentary committee that the U.K. should debate its methods of setting monetary policy, though he sounded skeptical notes about any radical changes.
And the over-riding doubt is the thinking behind a policy which results in tickets being sold (by methods too convoluted and arcane to detail here) to people who either do not care to or do not bother to watch the tennis, while outside the ground the queues of genuine fans accumulate patiently.