
Daniel Hannan MEP: The Norwegian model is preferable to being an EU member – but we can do even better than that
The europhiles never seem to tire of setting up straw men and celebrating their ability to knock them down.
Daniel Hannan is an MEP for South-East England, and a journalist, author and broadcaster.
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