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October 17, 2016
Politics & Economics

Brexit choices

by admin

Theo bertram former advisor to Tony Blair/Gordon brown.  Made an interesting point the other day. Britain voted to leave the European union.  Focus should stay what matters.  Government making choices or failing to make. Don’t forget their impact on the economy.  What matters now is what happens next.

170 questions from Labour was good start. 

 

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