According to several British media reports, the chief ministers of Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland will meet today in Cardiff, the capital of Wales, to discuss ways to “cooperate more closely”, including constitutional issues. This will be the first time that the three chief ministers have met face to face since Welsh National Party leader Rune Yeowers took office as Chief Minister of the Welsh Local Government in May this year. According to a BBC report, the chief minister of local government in Scotland is John Sweeney, the leader of the Scottish National Party, and the chief minister of local government in Northern Ireland is Michelle O'Neill from the Sinn Finn Party. This is the first time that Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland are simultaneously presided over by a chief minister who “wants to break away from Britain.”

According to several British media reports, the chief ministers of Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland will meet today in Cardiff, the capital of Wales, to discuss ways to “cooperate more closely”, including constitutional issues. This will be the first time that the three chief ministers have met face to face since Welsh National Party leader Rune Yeowers took office as Chief Minister of the Welsh Local Government in May this year. According to a BBC report, the chief minister of local government in Scotland is John Sweeney, the leader of the Scottish National Party, and the chief minister of local government in Northern Ireland is Michelle O'Neill from the Sinn Finn Party. This is the first time that Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland are simultaneously presided over by a chief minister who “wants to break away from Britain.”