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Tag: UK EU Referendum

10.05.2015 Brexit

Why I am not going back to the UK to campaign in the EU referendum

David Cameron’s victory in the UK election presents me with a personal problem: he promises to hold an in-or-out of the EU referendum. If the UK leaves the EU I have a major headache – I live in Germany and

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10.05.2015 Brexit / UK Politics

Parameters for the UK’s in-or-out EU referendum

The prospect of the UK holding an in-or-out of the EU referendum fills me with dread, but debate of the merits of holding this vote, and how each side might frame its messages are topics for blog entries in future.

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