David Rennie

Economist magazine

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Political editor, and former European Union correspondent, for The Economist magazine, he writes the Bagehot's notebook column

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President Obama welcomed British Prime Minister Cameron to the White House today, after they watched an NCAA basketball last night in Ohio.

British Prime Minister Cameron Welcomed to the White House

President Obama welcomed British Prime Minister Cameron to the White House today, after they watched an NCAA basketball last night in Ohio.

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The First EU President: Van Rompuy Who-ee?

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