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Scottish Labour leader says the UK should re-join EU

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Scottish Labour leader says the UK should re-join EU
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Michael Marra said he wanted "solidarity, not separation" and accepted that "re-joining the EU won't be easy".

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  • Scottish Labour leader says the UK should re-join EU.
  • Michael Marra said he wanted "solidarity, not separation" and accepted that "re-joining the EU won't be easy".
  • Michael Marra said he wanted "solidarity, not separation" and accepted that "re-joining the EU won't be easy".

Michael Marra said he wanted "solidarity, not separation" and accepted that "re-joining the EU won't be easy".

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