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UK in the EU: are proposed reforms enough?

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The UK is renegotiating its relationship with the EU, calling for an emergency break on paying social welfare to EU migrants, asking for more national sovereignty and overall better competitivity. As Brussels gets ready to debate possible reforms for the UK, we're joined by three MEPs who represent the various British parties.

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