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Scottish Opposition Insists No New Independence Vote
Scotland's opposition leader insisted Saturday there should be no second referendum on Scottish independence, urging the governing nationalists to concentrate on making the best of Brexit rather than exploiting it for another secession push.
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UK Nuclear Deterrent to Cost 167 Billon Pounds, Far More Than Expected
The overall cost of replacing and maintaining Britain's nuclear deterrent will reach 167 billion pounds ($256 billion), much more than expected, according to a lawmaker's and Reuters' calculations based on official figures.
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Scottish Nationalists Plan New Independence Vote
Scottish nationalists will propose holding a new referendum on independence from the rest of Britain, Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said on Sunday.
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Scottish Labour Leader Jim Murphy to Quit After Election Rout
The leader of Britain's centre-left Labour party in Scotland said Saturday he plans to step down after a humiliating defeat to nationalists in this month's general election.
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Kisses and First-Day Euphoria as New British Lawmakers Arrive
As MPs arrived in Britain's parliament Monday after a general election, Conservatives exchanged kisses and handshakes while a new bloc of Scottish nationalists faced their first battle - finding their way around.
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British Prime Minister David Cameron Rules Out Another Scottish Independence Vote
British Prime Minister David Cameron on Sunday ruled out giving Scotland another independence referendum despite spectacular gains by Scottish nationalists in a UK-wide election, saying Scots had "emphatically" rejected a breakaway only last year.
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A Divided Kingdom: Behind Nicola Sturgeon and the SNP's Sensational Victory in Scotland
At Queensferry, the picturesque junction of a river and a sea 30 minutes west of Edinburgh, a waiting crowd broke into applause.
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Scottish Nationalists Crush Opponents, Setting Stage for New Independence Bid
Scottish nationalists rampaged to victory north of the border in Britain's national election, obliterating their opponents and setting the stage for a new battle over independence.
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UK Election Results: David Cameron Set to Return as PM as Conservatives Head for Effective Majority
Prime Minister David Cameron's Conservatives are set to govern Britain for another five years after an unexpectedly strong showing, but may have to grapple with renewed calls for Scottish independence after nationalists surged.
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'Lion Roars' as Scottish Nationalists Score Historic Wins
Boasting Britain's youngest MP for centuries and the scalp of the Labour party's leader north of the border in the country's election, Scotland's nationalists romped towards a historic leap forward on Friday.
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Scottish Opposition Insists No New Independence Vote
Scotland's opposition leader insisted Saturday there should be no second referendum on Scottish independence, urging the governing nationalists to concentrate on making the best of Brexit rather than exploiting it for another secession push.
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UK Nuclear Deterrent to Cost 167 Billon Pounds, Far More Than Expected
The overall cost of replacing and maintaining Britain's nuclear deterrent will reach 167 billion pounds ($256 billion), much more than expected, according to a lawmaker's and Reuters' calculations based on official figures.
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Scottish Nationalists Plan New Independence Vote
Scottish nationalists will propose holding a new referendum on independence from the rest of Britain, Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said on Sunday.
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Scottish Labour Leader Jim Murphy to Quit After Election Rout
The leader of Britain's centre-left Labour party in Scotland said Saturday he plans to step down after a humiliating defeat to nationalists in this month's general election.
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Kisses and First-Day Euphoria as New British Lawmakers Arrive
As MPs arrived in Britain's parliament Monday after a general election, Conservatives exchanged kisses and handshakes while a new bloc of Scottish nationalists faced their first battle - finding their way around.
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British Prime Minister David Cameron Rules Out Another Scottish Independence Vote
British Prime Minister David Cameron on Sunday ruled out giving Scotland another independence referendum despite spectacular gains by Scottish nationalists in a UK-wide election, saying Scots had "emphatically" rejected a breakaway only last year.
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A Divided Kingdom: Behind Nicola Sturgeon and the SNP's Sensational Victory in Scotland
At Queensferry, the picturesque junction of a river and a sea 30 minutes west of Edinburgh, a waiting crowd broke into applause.
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Scottish Nationalists Crush Opponents, Setting Stage for New Independence Bid
Scottish nationalists rampaged to victory north of the border in Britain's national election, obliterating their opponents and setting the stage for a new battle over independence.
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UK Election Results: David Cameron Set to Return as PM as Conservatives Head for Effective Majority
Prime Minister David Cameron's Conservatives are set to govern Britain for another five years after an unexpectedly strong showing, but may have to grapple with renewed calls for Scottish independence after nationalists surged.
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'Lion Roars' as Scottish Nationalists Score Historic Wins
Boasting Britain's youngest MP for centuries and the scalp of the Labour party's leader north of the border in the country's election, Scotland's nationalists romped towards a historic leap forward on Friday.
