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The Brief: new to Brussels

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MEPs exit Plenary chamber after voting session.
MEPs exit Plenary chamber after voting session. -  Copyright  © European Union 2019 - Source : EP -  Marc DOSSMANN
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A large number of MEPs elected in May are new to the European Parliament, we meet two of them finding their way in Brussels.

The European Parliament is bracing for a flood of fresh faces after EU elections. The Brief from Brussels takes a look at some of those who are arriving in Brussels to represent their constituents for the first time. With many previous MEPs not have run for re-election, there will be a new feel to Europe's legislative body.

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