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Scottish Independence Results - Mal on LBC Radio

Added 22 September 2014

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In the wake of the Scottish independence referendum, how do people in the UK see themselves - as British, or English, Scottish, Welsh or Northern Irish?

What lessons need to be learned going forward post-referendum? What form of government might Britain adopt in order to allow for national pride?

Mal Fletcher answered these and other questions in an interview with the Daily Mail's Andrew Pierce on LBC, talk radio in London.

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