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| If Major says to beware the populists, we would do well to listen, says John Rentoul |
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| Incoming chairman Milan Nedeljković follows predecessor in criticising the European Union's Industrial Accelerator Act |
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Farage and Cameo show that British politics is up for sale |
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- Another landmark free trade deal between the European Union and four South American countries will begin on May 1 after more than a quarter-century of negotiations
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