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More devolution won t save the Union

More devolution won t save the Union
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The Stooshie Diary: Election result dooms us to years more constitutional debate

The Stooshie Diary: Election result dooms us to years more constitutional debate © IAN FORSYTH/POOL/EPA-EFE/Shutter Boris Johnson with Ben Houchen, whose victories in the north of England have been held up as an example of how the UK Government should take on the issue of Scottish independence. It was hard not to despair watching the morning political programmes and reading newspaper columns on Sunday. The adrenaline of the election a distant memory, it slowly dawned that Thursday’s poll was nothing more than another battle in the great war for the future of the Union. Nicola Sturgeon’s triumph, of course, confirmed her dominance of Scottish politics but her failure to make that decisive breakthrough with an overall majority doomed us to a constitutional back and forth over who has the biggest mandate for years to come.

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MIL-OSI United Kingdom: New laws to ensure the UK has the skills it needs

Source: UK Government Laws will support the UK government’s commitment to making the UK the best place in the world to work, trade and do business regulators, including those in devolved administrations, to continue to have autonomy to determine professional standards and assess who meets these standards empowers regulators to license highly skilled professionals from around the world, enabling them to practise in the UK in line with skills needs New laws to allow skilled professionals from around the world to have their qualifications recognised in the UK have been introduced to Parliament today (Wednesday 12 May). By being able to recognise qualifications from professionals around the world, the Professional Qualifications Bill will further strengthen UK professions’ reputation for excellence and help to ensure the UK can address where the demand for skills is not currently being met.

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New laws to ensure the UK has the skills it needs

New laws to ensure the UK has the skills it needs Professional Qualifications Bill introduced to Parliament, ensuring skilled professionals from around the world will have their qualifications recognised in the UK. From: 12 May 2021 Laws will support the UK government’s commitment to making the UK the best place in the world to work, trade and do business regulators, including those in devolved administrations, to continue to have autonomy to determine professional standards and assess who meets these standards empowers regulators to license highly skilled professionals from around the world, enabling them to practise in the UK in line with skills needs

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The big things the new Welsh Government will (and won t) be doing

The big things the new Welsh Government will (and won t) be doing in the next five years Welsh Labour is back in charge in Cardiff Bay Updated Want to keep up to date on Welsh politics?Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up and get political news sent straight to your inbox When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice After a short election campaign, the wheels of Government are grinding back into action in Wales.

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