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Dining across the divide: ‘He says he feels pride about being English, but I don’t’

The Guardian UK Sunday 30 August 2026, 11:00 UTC By Erica Buist 1 min read
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A retired software engineer and a planetary scientist disagreed about putting up flags and nationalising private companies, but were they worlds apart on legalising drugs?• Want to meet someone from across the divide? Click here to find out howFinley, 23, LondonOccupation Planetary scientist Continue reading...

A retired software engineer and a planetary scientist disagreed about putting up flags and nationalising private companies, but were they worlds apart on legalising drugs?

• Want to meet someone from across the divide? Click here to find out how

Finley, 23, London

Occupation Planetary scientist

Continue reading...
howFinley (LOCATION) LondonOccupation Planetary (ORG)
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