The New European

[goosey-goosey]

Anyone know where I can buy a copy of this newspaper locally? The first edition's out today apparently. It's been spotted in at least one newsagent, in Wimbledon, and the Jonathan Freedland article is meant to be a must-read.

http://www.theneweuropean.co.uk/home

[Jenny1]

I bought mine in Dog Kennel Hill Sainsbury's today - they may well have some left.

[????]

They're on sale in the newsagent opposite the cinema

[goosey-goosey]

Ta, J1 and ?s. Looking forward to grabbing a copy.

[Nathfrenchyoga]

Hi. Thanks for info. Am looking forward to seeing & getting a copy. Need to see if avail in WN/WD.

[wee quinnie]

It's also in Barry's on Barry road.

[goosey-goosey]

And I found my copy elsewhere. The New European is everywhere!

[Jah Lush]

Is it anything like the old European? (Founded by Robert Maxwell) Did some shifts on that back in the day. In fact, did anyone ever read it?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_European_(newspaper)

http://i1369.photobucket.com/albums/ag237/jahlushhead/The_European_newspaper_0001_zpslr12fyb0.jpg

[goosey-goosey]

It's exactly the same. Only newer. :-) That brings back memories. I read it once or twice!

[Robert Poste's Child]

Did anyone else just briefly wish Maxwell back? Scary moment.

[goosey-goosey]

The only reason I'd want him back is to distract me from the political chaos unleashed on us recently. He was certainly that - a distraction from the real world. I wonder what he'd make of Brexit. Honestly, it's enough to make one jump off one's luxury yacht.

[titch juicy]

Can't help thinking that they've missed a big trick with this.

Surely something branded and aimed at people wavering on the out/remain boundaries would have been a better exercise, rather than preaching to the converted.

[????]

it'll fail. It's a decent Badge of "I'm not a racist I voted remain" but that is nearly yesterday's story, has a very limited shelf life and the hurt has gone for most on this now and we are 'moving on' in the counselor's vernacular.

[Jeremy]

titch juicy Wrote:

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> Surely something branded and aimed at people

> wavering on the out/remain boundaries would have

> been a better exercise, rather than preaching to

> the converted.

"Preaching to the converted" is pretty popular though. Seems to work for the Guardian, Telegraph, Sun, etc...