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Act of the Union

Asked what events would be taking place tomorrow to mark the Act of the Union, the Prime Minister’s Official Spokesman (PMOS) replied that not so much for tomorrow, but there was a whole series of events ranging from a commemorative £2 coin that was launched on the 16th January, a historical exhibition starting in Westminster before going to the Scottish Parliament, and the Scottish Executive and agencies were also supporting a range of commemorative events. The fact that there was an election this week in Scotland had had its impact.

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