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Europe fears, Europe dreams | Alyn Smith

Why I can be a patriot and a proud European

MEP Alyn Smith on Brexit, national identity and the Scottish National Party's unashamedly pro-EU agenda

Europe fears, Europe dreams

Let’s not retreat into our national shells

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The uncertain future of the European Union

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