Julie Girling

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Julie Girling
UK Conservative MEPs with EU Commissioner-Designate Lord Hill (14708913766) (Julie Girling cropped).jpg
Girling in 2014
Leader of the Renew Party
In office
7 June 2019 7 July 2020