Three of the UK’s four nations are led by parties advocating a split. Which is most likely to go?
For the first time in its history three of the four nations of the UK are led by parties that advocate holding referendums on breaking away from the UK. Recently, the first ministers of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland signed an agreement to work together on this agenda. Prime Minister Andy Burnham has made devolution one of his guiding principles, although at the Labour party conference he was clear he intended to see off any threat to the integrity of the UK: “Britain is not perfect. It…
Where: Ireland
Exact coordinates
ireland: 53.140, -7.690
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