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Should Britain Stay in the EU?

Mal Fletcher on BBC Radio
Added 13 May 2013

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With tensions within Britain's government regarding the future of the nation's EU membership, many people are calling for a referendum on the issue.

Should Britain remain in the EU?

Mal Fletcher, Social Futurist, discusses the future possibilities - and why 'left', 'right' and 'centre' may no longer be helpful terms in political debate - in this discussion on BBC Radio, with host Will Gompertz and fellow guest, musician Mark Mullin.

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