Why Westminster needs to think differently about devolution | This Is Why
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- In all corners of the United Kingdom, parties that back independence are now in charge.
- The SNP retained control in Scotland and Plaid Cymru took power in Wales for the first time following the May elections.
- And, with Sinn Fein becoming the biggest party in Northern Ireland back in 2022, it now means all three devolved legislatures in the UK are led by nationalist parties.
- So, what's behind their rise and are there similarities between them?
- Niall is joined by Professor Michael Keating, Emeritus Professor of Politics at the University of Aberdeen and Fellow of the Centre on Constitutional Change at the University of Edinburgh.
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In all corners of the United Kingdom, parties that back independence are now in charge. The SNP retained control in Scotland and Plaid Cymru took
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- In all corners of the United Kingdom, parties that back independence are now in charge.
- The SNP retained control in Scotland and Plaid Cymru took power in Wales for the first time following the May elections.
- And, with Sinn Fein becoming the biggest party in Northern Ireland back in 2022, it now means all three devolved legislatures in the UK are led by nationalist parties.
- So, what's behind their rise and are there similarities between them?
- Niall is joined by Professor Michael Keating, Emeritus Professor of Politics at the University of Aberdeen and Fellow of the Centre on Constitutional Change at the University of Edinburgh.
📌 Source: Sky News
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