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Mini me! Princess Charlotte, eight, twins with mum Kate wearing matching Alexander McQueen dresses at the Coronation What DID the King and Queen say to each other during Coronation? Lip-reader reveals Charles' fears about time-keeping and Camilla's problem with her cloak To prevent the rise and rise of dysfunctional nationalism the first step is to stop no-deal in its tracks.'įears that a no-deal Brexit could spell the end of Scotland's membership of the UK seems to be reflected in voter polls as 60 percent of Scottish voters think the nations support for Scottish independence will rise in the case of a no-deal Brexit, according to Focaldata polling for the anti-racist Hope Not Hate campaign, reports The Guardian.ĭespite concerns over the stability of the UK after Brexit a poll of 3,200 Conservative party supporters across the UK by the same campaign found that 57 per cent of those questioned said that the end of the union would be worth it to achieve Brexit. These precious ideals could not survive the divisiveness and chaos of a no-deal Brexit. 'It follows that only thus – as an outward-looking, tolerant, fair-minded and pragmatic people – can Britain recover its cohesion and common purpose. Writing in the Observer Brown states: 'If we are to understand why we are facing not only our most serious constitutional crisis since the 17th century but at the same time an unprecedented economic calamity precipitated by a no-deal exit from the European Union, we must recognise that nationalism is now driving British politics. Boris Johnson says he will not rule out no-deal
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