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Watch: Tony Travers on what Brexit means for parties, the civil service and voters

Tony Travers

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Tony Travers, Director of the Institute of Public Affairs at the LSE, examines the impact of Brexit on the political parties, on the civil service and more broadly on the electorate.

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Tony Travers, Director of the Institute of Public Affairs at the LSE, examines the impact of Brexit on the political parties, on the civil service and more broadly on the electorate.

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Tony Travers, Director of the Institute of Public Affairs at the LSE, examines the impact of Brexit on the political parties, on the civil service and more broadly on the electorate.

Key concepts: Brexit, Political science, Politics, Civil service, Service (business), Public administration, Public service, Media studies

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