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The Spectator's Notes

David Cameron's plot to keep us in the EU (it's working)

Plus: An internet connection with Turkey, the curse of the 'garage action', and the advance of France in Nigeria

24 May 2014

9:00 AM

24 May 2014

9:00 AM

I write this before the results of the European elections, making the not very original guess that Ukip will do well. Few have noticed that the rise of Ukip coincides with a fall in the number of people saying they will vote to get Britain out of the EU. The change is quite big.

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