Scotland needs a Good Friday Agreement-style mechanism to trigger an independence referendum, says Holyrood minister

Scottish independence ‘challenge of the next decade’, says minister

The tenth anniversary of the Brexit vote falls on Tuesday.

Scotland and Wales Begin Planning for UK Breakup If Reform UK Wins Westminster

Scotland and Wales are now both governed by independence parties for the first time, and their leaders have begun formal planning for UK breakup if Reform UK wins the next Westminster election. The contingency plans exist; what is new is that they are operational.

US Ambassador Warren Stephens hails 'special relationship' as nation marks 250th anniversary: 'Our closest ally!'

Warren Stephens, the US Ambassador to the UK, has hailed the special relationship between the two nations, as America celebrates its 250th anniversary on Independence Day.Speaking exclusively to GB News at his residence, Mr Stephens gave The People's Channel special access to the 250th birthday celebrations in London.Discussing the relationship between the UK and the US, Mr Stephens said: I think there's every reason in the world that our relationship will be the same in another 250 years. Of course, nobody really knows where it's going to be in 250 years or even 20 years, but my strong suspicion is that it'll be even better and we'll continue to work with the United Kingdom in so many areas across the world that that we do have common interest in.I'd be sad if it wasn't because it really is a special relationship, and the UK is our closest ally.WATCH ABOVE. Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

Trump faces 5 must-win battles ahead of midterms

The nation thoroughly partied and commemorated the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence on Saturday. Once the final firework fizzles and the big bash is over, President Donald Trump and Republicans have multiple battles they must wage and win before the midterms and a possible change in majority in the U.S. House and, less []...Click to read more

Quebec Innu community to vote on $2.5B energy deal with Hydro-Québec

The Innu of Pessamit will go to the polls on Sunday to decide whether or not to endorse the agreement reached with Hydro-Québec and the Government of Québec, which could settle once and for all the legal disputes that have been ongoing for years and allow for the development of energy projects that could then [] The post Quebec Innu community to vote on 2.5B energy deal with Hydro-Québec appeared first on CityNews Montreal.