Bobby McDonagh

And as you say, the people of Hungary have shown recently that it's possible to overturn a populist and increasingly totalitarian government, even one that tried to control all of the media.

So, you know, we have to keep working at things here.

The British have to keep working at it, the French, the Germans, because there is that threat of populism within Europe, as well as the threats coming from outside.

Well, a good question.

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It's really for anybody who wants to understand the European Union better.

But I would particularly like if teachers and schools got copies.

It's available both in digital form and hard copy.

It's free.

I'm not trying to land my own pocket from the European Commission Office for transition year students and above.

I think the hard copy, as you've seen, is beautifully produced and designed, not by me, but by the Institute for International and European Affairs.

So it's free and it's already being circulated widely.

But anybody who wants to know more about Europe or wants their children to understand more about Europe or organisations or schools, they should contact the Commission, get digital copies and also try to get some hard copies.

Because I think when you hold it in your hand and you see those images, it's more meaningful.