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in their final tagged debits. ' prime minister mark rutte, he described his plan to close mr wilders said he felt the netherlands no longer belonged and blood on their hands. prime minister rutte said the comments were our chief correspondent gavin hewitt reports. so i have to find some of my voters, now.

for the dutch prime minister, mark rutte, the final day of campaigning he is marginally ahead in—the polls,= but he has been drawn into an extraordinary and deepening row with president erdogan of turkey.