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Author: Felicity

Felicity (born in 1991) is from Ayrshire, in Scotland. History graduate from Dundee University and a Masters graduate from the University of West of Scotland. A freelance broadcast journalist, loves horses and history. She was a featured art piece in Edinburgh National Art Gallery last year.

Division can be as Dangerous as Terror – Fresh Thoughts after UK Terroristic Attacks.

Felicity 12. June 2017 No Comments

#callBritain: Over and Out?

Felicity Gregor Christiansmeyer 27. June 2016 No Comments

#callScotland: Don’t Go Brexit My Heart

Felicity 3. June 2016 No Comments

What if… European Borders Closed?

Felicity Ida Gregor Christiansmeyer 25. February 2016 No Comments

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