Andy Burnham dodges question on second Scottish independence vote
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British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has ruled out a second Scottish independence referendum during his term. At an event in Motherwell, he defended the union of the kingdom and called for the constitutional debate to be left behind to focus on areas where London and Edinburgh can reach an agreement.
“We are wasting too much time on these dramas,” said British Prime Minister Andy Burnham of Scotland, rejecting the possibility of a second independence referendum and calling for priority to be given to accuracy and the problems of citizens. His statements provoked reactions from the Scottish National Party (SNP), which accuses him of a contradictory stance, as he opens the discussion on rapprochement with the EU, but opposes a new vote on inde…
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has said that "a lot of time is wasted on dramas" regarding the independence process in Scotland, an issue that has once again been rejected as the Scottish National Party (SNP) continues to press for the holding of a new
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