Nigel Farage rejects Trump’s call for united Ireland
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Leaders of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland declare Westminster’s days are 'coming to an end' and demand the right to independence votes, as Trump backs Irish reunification and London vows to bloc
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United Kingdom faces calls to break up. Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland sign pact
New Delhi: The United Kingdom’s union faces a new challenge after the leaders of Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland joined forces to demand the right to decide their own future. The three devolved nations signed a pact on Monday saying their future ...
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The First Ministers of Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland seal a historic agreement to challenge Westminster and move towards independence, although they do not mention the word "referendum". "The era of Westminster is coming to an end".
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Trump says he’d ‘love’ a united Ireland, triggering swift rebuke from UK and unionists
During a taxpayer-financed trip to Ireland, Trump said he'd love to see a united Ireland, prompting rebuttals from Downing Street and Northern Ireland unionist
Donald Trump is being accused of dangerously inflaming one of Britain's most sensitive constitutional debates after declaring he would "love to see" a united Ireland and suggesting reunification should happen now,