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February 7, 2017

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Policy Scotland Annual Lecture: Lord Kerr, Can the Brexit Train Crash be Avoided?

EU and Brexit, Event report/resources, Lord Kerr (John Kerr), Public lectureBy adminFebruary 7, 20171 Comment

Video of public lecture by Lord Kerr on Brexit: Is the Train Crash Avoidable in February 2017

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