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A JOINT bid from England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and Republic of Ireland to host the 2030 World Cup has received support from the UK Government, with Prime Minister Boris Johnson saying it is the “right time” to “bring football home”. A feasibility study is under way and will continue before the formal bidding process begins next year. In an interview, the Prime Minister said: “We are very, very keen to bring football home in 2030. I do think it’s the right place. “It’s the home of football, it’s the right time. It will be an absolutely wonderful thing for the country.”
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By Ione Wells
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image captionIn Wales, independence is still a minority view, but a campaign aimed at making it a reality has gained momentum in the past year
In the past few years, debate has raged about whether the United Kingdom faces a future without Scotland.
Polls have suggested for months that support for Scottish independence has been higher than for Scotland staying in the UK.
In Wales, independence is still a minority view, but a campaign aimed at making it a reality has gained momentum in the past year.
Now, a former adviser to David Cameron on devolution says there is no room for complacency about support for the union in Wales.