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The European Parliament - powerful but not very loved by ordinary people (Photo: europarl.europa.eu)

Parliament chief: 'the EU is not in a good state'

European Parliament chief Martin Schulz has admitted that some of London's concerns about the EU are valid and that it is no longer acceptable to dismiss those who are critical of the EU as simply being eurosceptic.

In a press conference to mark the new year Schulz said he shared some of the "unease" with the EU that UK prime minister David Cameron outlined in a widely-reported speech earlier in the week.

"This unease with the EU as it now is, is something that I share. I think th...

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The European Parliament - powerful but not very loved by ordinary people (Photo: europarl.europa.eu)

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