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EU humiliated: Why disastrous economic policy had to be abandoned within WEEKS

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BORIS JOHNSON will soon be leading the UK out of the EU on January 31 - and, as Britain will be able to control its own economic laws and regulations once again, it can be revealed that the EU's first economic policy was a disaster which fell through within weeks, according to newly resurfaced reports. from Daily Express :: News Feed https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/1230853/brexit-news-uk-eu-margaret-thatcher-boris-johnson-euro-the-snake-monetary-policy-spt via Wigan Services
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Digging for dinosaurs, a wolf in the city and funny name games - book reviews

As the long school holidays stretch ahead, take time out with some brilliant summer reads to keep the kids out of trouble.

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