44 resultados para Stirling Castle (Stirling, Scotland)


Motion for a resolution tabled by tabled by Mr Ripa di Meana, Mr Pelikan, Mr Glinne, Mrs Gredal, Mr Abens, Mr Albers, Mr Arndt, Mr Cariglia, Mrs Castle, Mr Cohen, Mr Colla, Mr Dido, Mr Enright, Mr Estier, Mr Fellermaier, Mr Ferri, Mrs Focke, Mrs Fuillet, Mr Gabert, Mr Gatto, Mr Gautier, Mr Hansch, Mr Kavanagh, Mr Klinkenborg, Mrs Krouwel-Vlam, Mr Lezzi, Mr Linde, Mr Linkohr, Mr Loo, Mr Martinet, Mr van Minnen, Mr Muntingh, Mr Oehler, Mr Orlandi, Mr Peters, Mr Puletti, Miss Quin, Mr Radoux, Mr Ruffolo, Mr K. Schon, Mr Schwartzenberg, Mr Seefeld, Mr Seeler, Mrs Seibel-Emmerling, Mr Sieglerschmidt, Mrs van den Heuvel, Mrs Vayssade, Mrs Viehoff, Mr Walter, Mrs Weber, Mr Wettig, Mrs Wieczorek-Zeul, Mr Woltjer, Mr Zagari, on behalf of the Socialist Group, Mr Blumenfeld, Mr Lecanuet, Mr Fenders, Mr Michel, Mr Klepsch, Mr Ryan, Mr Bersani, Mr Pottering, Mr Diligent, Mrs Cassanmagnago Cerretti, Mr Simonnet, Mr von Hassel, Mrs Walz, Mr Antoniozzi, Mrs Moreau, Mr Beumer, Mr Henckens, Mr Aigner, Mr D'Ormesson, Mr Malangre, Mr Jonker, Mr Dalsass, Mr Estgen, Mr De Keersmaeker, Mr Herman, Mr Lucker, Mr Vandeweile, Mr Habsburg, Mr Seitlinger, Mr Pfennig, Mr Notenboom, Mr Fuchs, Mrs Gaiotti de Biase, Mr Janssen van Raay, Miss Boot, Mr Helms, Mr Fruh, Mr Vergeer, Mr Alber, Mr Lenz, Mr Luster, Mr Majonica, Mr Schall, on behalf of the Group of the European People's Party (C-D Group), Mr Scott-Hopkins, Lady Elles, Mr Normanton, Mr Prag, Mr Seligman, Lord Bethell, Mr Fergusson on behalf of the European Democratic Group, Mr Bangemann, Mr Haagerup, Mr Irmer, Mr Jurgens, Mr Mager, Mr Nord, Mr B. Nielsen, Mr Damseaux, Mrs Pruvot, Mr Rey, Mr Rossi, Mr Berkhouwer, Mr Combe, Mr Pintat, Mrs von Alemann, Mrs Scrivener, Mr Calvez, Mr Delatte, Mr Baudis on behalf of the Liberal and Democratic Group, Mr De La Malene, on behalf of the Group of European Progressive Democrats, Mrs Bonino, Mrs Macciocchi and Mr Pannelia with request for urgent debate pursuant to Rule 14 of the Rules of Procedure on the arrest of the scientist Andrei Sakharov. Working Documents 1979-1980, Document 1-778/79/rev. II, 13 February 1980

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Britain’s referendum on EU membership revealed a country divided; while the United Kingdom voted to leave by 52%, Scotland voted by 62% to remain in the EU, putting the question of Scottish independence back on the table. The Scottish government says that Scotland should not be taken out of the EU against the will of its people, and that a second referendum on independence is “highly likely”. Although the Scottish people voted against independence in a referendum in 2014, opinion polls currently suggest that a majority in Scotland wants another referendum, and would vote for independence. In this Policy Brief, Graham Avery looks at how the Scottish question relates to the UK’s withdrawal from the EU; what factors have changed since the Scottish people voted against independence in 2014 and what Scotland‘s chances are of remaining in the EU.