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Is a quiet revolution edging Wales down the road to independence? Julian Coman © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Haydn Denman/Alamy “There was a village choir; there was a folk group with a harp that won prizes; there was a chapel. And all that culture just went under the water. What you see here is the graveyard of a Welsh community.” More than half a century on, Elwyn Edwards still feels a sense of outrage as he contemplates the valley of Tryweryn in north-west Wales, where the thriving village of Capel Celyn was deliberately flooded in 1965. On the orders of Wes...

Brexit has made Scottish independence tricky Sean O'Grady@_SeanOGrady Associate Editor of the Independent. 12 Feb 2021 European Union's chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier holds a news conference after a General Affairs Council in Brussels, Belgium. File/Reuters Anyone should readily understand why any Scot would be wanting independence just now. As a nation, Scotland rejected Brexit decisively. Just to remind you, the 2016 result was 62 per cent to 38 per cent for Remain – as it happens a much bigger rejection than the margin by which the English embra...

Many people in Herefordshire, not least our farmers, will be breathing a sigh of relief now that a Brexit deal has been agreed, the alternative ‘No Deal’ or ‘WTO’ being unthinkably damaging. Goods can be traded tariff-free with our neighbours, though services – the UK’s great strength – still face massive disadvantages following our departure from the EU. Now Brexit is ‘settled’, what will the populists turn to next? For decades the EU has been a convenient ‘enemy’ for most of our newspapers and many of our politicians, who have gained publicity, sales, or votes ...

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Credit: wpa/getty SIR – The Brexit trade agreement secured by Boris Johnson is not the perfect deal that many of us dreamt of when we voted to leave the EU in 2016. But that was never going to happen – and, while the devil is in the detail, it appears to be much better than I had recently imagined. I predict that our future relationship with the EU will be far more cooperative and mutually beneficial than it has been over the last 40 years. We were always the unwelcome party guest (even though we brought lots of presents) and we knew this, yet we kept returning in the hope that things wou...