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#86
27 September 2012
at 18.30
Past event
What the 2012 US election will mean for the UK
Queen Mary
Sir Nigel Sheinwald, the recently retired British Ambassador to Washington gave the eighty-sixth Mile End Group on the future prospects for UK/US relations after the 2012 US elections
