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Ministers from Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland are set to meet on Monday to discuss greater cooperation on constitutional issues. The meeting marks the initial occasion since devolution's inception that all three nations possess leaders who advocate for departing the United Kingdom. They will also discuss energy, the economy, and their relationship with Europe.
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