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    the acts of Parliament.. It is the most important Law making source in Scots Law. The statutes of the UK and Scotland are influenced by the European Legislation. The legislative bodies that affect Scotland are the UK parl and Scots Parl. Scotland has a different legal systemfor this reason certain statutes must take into consideration the difference between Scot and English law. Scotland has its own Parl to pass legislation on devolved matters only. Reserved matters are covered by the UK Parl. Scots

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    TIMESAVER CUSTOMS & LIFESTYLE IN THE UK & IRELAND What is Britain? Wales and Scotland Wales Info-stop • This is the Welsh flag – The Red Dragon of Wales. • The Welsh language is one of the oldest in Europe. 20% of the population* speaks Welsh. • Do you like vegetables? The Welsh national symbol is a leek. • Are you good at spelling? A town in Wales has the longest name in Britain! Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllanttysiliogogogoch • There are lots of castles in Wales. They were built

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    reticence resulting in better relations‚ and that of and Henry VIII and the protectors‚ characterised by aggression‚ resulting almost always in worse. Henry VII’s primary aim was that of dynastic security‚ therefore he sought good relations with Scotland‚ this manifested its self primarily in the marriage of Margaret to James IV. Though dynastic security was certainly of great importance to Henry VIII and Somerset‚ this is evident from their attempts to force Mary Queen of Scots to marry Edward‚

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    historical context‚ content and‚ most importantly‚ its significance. In 1314‚ Robert the Bruce‚ King of Scotland‚ led his army to an unlikely victory over the English at Bannockburn. It was one of the first decisive victories for the Scots over their enemies. Unfortunately for Bruce this was not enough to end the War of Independence against a determined Edward II. (Maclean‚ 2005) Scotland ’s domestic position improved dramatically after Bannockburn‚ however‚ due to poor relations with Pope John

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    Independence will bring huge benefits to Scotland  By Nicole Kingsley Contents Background and history to the Independence Referendum Pro-Independence political parties Arguments in favour of Independence Pro-Union political parties Arguments in favour of the UK union Against Scottish independence Overall conclusion Background and history to the Independence Referendum Scotland was an independent country until 1707‚ when Scotland‚ England and Wales united to become

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    influence in Scotland‚ created the heavy industries that were the provocative of the second revolution (Devine & Wormald‚ 2012). One of the most typical characteristics of the second Industrial Revolution is the introduction of electricity‚ which is a key economic turning point. Since it makes other inventions like the telegraph possible‚ it was also important for the shipbuilding industry. It was introduced in 1895 in Edinburgh (Visions of Scotland‚ n.d.)‚ so we usually consider Scotland to start the

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    Since the SNP came to power four years ago there has been a wave of nationalistic fever sweeping the country. Independence is on their agenda. Sooner or later there will be a referendum. But why exactly should we be independent? Would our tiny‚ economically challenged country really be able to stand on its own two feet against the big players in the global market? For over 300 years we have been part of Great Britain’s success but now in a time of economic hardship‚ people have a growing desire for

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    Сomponent of the UK - Scotland. Geographical position. Caledonia – a Roman name of Scotland‚ Land of Cakes – a name given to Scotland which is famous for its oatmeal cakes‚ is a country in the north of Britain. Its total area is 78800 sq. km. Besides Scotland includes several islands: the Outer and Inner Hebrides (Western islands) ‚ the Orkneys‚ Shetlands. Scotland is bounded on the west and north by the Atlantic ocean‚ on the east by the North sea‚ on the south by England and the Irish sea

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    history of well over 1500 years. During this time they have lived in the same geographical territory. The historical records show a history going back several thousand years but written evidence shows that the Kingdom of Scotland was founded by a man named Fergus Mor around 500 AD. Scotland was a united kingdom by the early years of the 9th century after the union of the Picts and the Scots under King Kenneth I‚ with this happening 200 years before the formation of England. The factor that makes

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    refreshing place to go. So‚ in the Wales it’s about to go warmth‚ but the north Wales to the north-west of England the weather clouded and fades. The Northern Ireland and the Western Scotland after a clouded dumpster the sky is promising to brighten as we have through the afternoon. In the main eastern areas of Scotland we will stick with pretty clouded skies and outbreaks of rain over the north through the afternoon. So for the rest of the day we’ll see more rain arriving through northern England

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