Inside-Out, political commentary from Philip Stephens
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Philip Stephens is author of Britain Alone (Faber), a senior visiting fellow at the European University Institute, Florence, a contributing editor at the FT, a Bosch Academy Fellow, and Hon Governor, the Ditchley Foundation
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