quick end to the eurozone crisis since structural reform would take a long time. Pryce favoured fiscal policy that included a stimulus package and wanted the European Central Bank to buy bonds. Conviction Pryce was interviewed twice by Essex Police in 2011 over allegations that, in 2003, she had accepted driving licence penalty points actually incurred by her then husband, Chris Huhne (then an MEP). In 2012 it was announced that both would be charged with perverting the course of justice. Pryce entered a plea of not guilty, unsuccessfully advancing a defence of marital coercion at trial. In March 2013, she was convicted of perverting the course of justice and was sentenced to eight months in prison, the same as Huhne who had pleaded guilty. Pryce served her sentence at HM Prison Holloway. Pryce and Huhne left prison on licence on 13 May 2013, subject to electronic tagging. Personal life In 1972 she married Gareth Pryce, an LSE post-graduate student, whom she divorced in 1981, having had two daughters with him. In 1984, she married Chris Huhne, who later became an MEP and then the Liberal Democrat MP for Eastleigh and Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change. They had three children. They divorced in January 2011. References External links 1952 births Living people Alumni of the London School of Economics Academics of Bayes Business School British people convicted of perverting the course of justice Greek women economists Greek emigrants to England Members of HM Government Economic Service Writers from Athens English female criminals People stripped of a British Commonwealth honour Prisoners and detainees of England and Wales Naturalised citizens of the United Kingdom British female criminals