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My holiday hell with a gaggle of raging Remainiacs

I know that no good comes of discussing Brexit at social gatherings, so why do I?

issue 02 December 2017
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I’m writing this on the easyJet flight back from Marrakech, where I have just spent a long weekend as a house guest of Rachel Johnson. She had managed to secure a marvellous villa by the name of Ezzahra, about a 20-minute drive from the airport, complete with a pool, spa and paddle tennis court.

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