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| | Free Scotland Now!: November 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06) |
 | | The Abolition of the Domestic Rates etc (Scotland) Act 1987 led to a massive reshaping of Scotland's political landscape and, indeed, that of the UK as a whole.The poll tax united political opposition to Margaret Thatcher in a way that none of her measures had previously managed to do. |
 | | Unison, Scotland’s biggest union, believes that there is “merit in considering further devolution in areas of policy, including equalities, energy, broadcasting, civil service, drugs, firearms, immigration, council tax benefit, job centre plus, gaming and consumer protection”. |
 | | There are strongly held and widely differing views on abortion in Scotland just as there are in the rest of the United Kingdom yet I see no reason why the approach taken in Scotland could not reflect the views of the Scottish population. |
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