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Britain declines new Scottish independence vote
The British government has reaffirmed that a second referendum on Scottish independence is not possible, despite current discussions about rejoining the European Union or entering the European Single Market. Justice Minister Alex Norris clarified that the 2014 referendum was a historic opportunity and resulted in a definitive decision to remain part of the United Kingdom, and that the debate over Britain's relationship with the EU is entirely different from the issue of the country's unity. These statements come at a time when regional governments are pressing London to approve referendums on self-determination, amid ongoing discussions about the future of the relationship with the European Union and options for separation or integration.
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