Leaders in Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales in plot to breakup UK if Reform UK win election
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The rise of Nigel Farage has prompted political leaders across Ireland, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales to confront a scenario that until recently was considered highly unlikely, the possible breakup of the United Kingdom.
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Supporters of the Union and advocates of Irish reunification alike are preparing for uncertainty should Reform UK take a large step at the next general election, either by putting Mr Farage into Downing Street or by establishing the party as the official opposition.Politicians on both sides believe a Reform-led government could rush calls for a referendum on Irish unity while pursuing tougher immigration policies that would cause unrest among the nations.
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Even the prospect of Reform holding significant power in opposition or as part of a coalition has prompted fresh concern.
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Mark Drakeford, the former First Minister of Wales, warned that the political landscape could shift rapidly if Reform continues its rise."It is conceivable...
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