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Keeping the UK together

John Nugée 21 May 2015 13 January 2016All articles, Britain and the EU, European Politics, Scottish Referendum, UK general election, UK Politics

Our article last week on the case for a federal UK elicited a number of responses, and it is clear that many agree that the SNP victory in Scotland earlier this month demands a response from Westminster. We continue to consider Cameron’s options, and how he might respond.

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The case for a federal UK

Sam Nugée 16 May 2015 13 January 2016All articles, Scottish Referendum, UK general election, UK Politics

The result of the UK election earlier this month changes completely the way in which Scotland interacts with Westminster. The time has come to consider a genuinely federal solution for the UK.

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