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Richard Carden

Richard is a retired senior civil servant who has worked at top level in the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, the Department of Trade and Industry and the European Commission.

Cover picture of the book this Sovereign Isle by Robert Tombs

Book review: This Sovereign Isle by Robert Tombs

byRichard Carden

Robert Tombs is unconvincing in his sovereignty argument on why the UK had to leave the EU in his book...

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