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The review of Network Rail by Nicola Shaw, the chief executive of the High Speed 1 line, is to be published alongside the budget on Wednesday and will encourage devolution of regional routes and some private investment.

Such attitudes understandably encouraged devolution and independence movements, which resulted in, for instance, specific state-of-Scotland scripts, from John McGrath's The Cheviot, the Stag, and the Black Black Oil (1973) to Rona Munro's eve-of-referendum The James Plays (2014).

Encouraged by devolution under Tony Blair and cash from Westminster, Scottish social policies have diverged from English ones.

Split Scots THE SCOTTISH YES CAMPAIGN HAS A NARROW LEAD FOR THE FIRST TIME George Osborne promised further devolution in an attempt to encourage a No vote.

We encourage those preparing devolution proposals to learn from and promote initiatives like this.

Mr Ciampi, with the enviably broad backing that he evidently enjoys, should encourage moves towards devolution (which Italians call "federalism").

Members of Holyrood's devolution committee and David Mundell discussed further devolution for Scotland.

Nationalist MPs from Solidarity Electoral Action, the senior partner in the governing coalition, fret that devolution will encourage western regions to co-operate more closely with Berlin than with Warsaw.

DEVOLUTION seems to encourage environmentalism.

CBI Wales director Emma Watkins added: "Businesses will hope that full devolution of business rates will encourage the Welsh government to support development and attract new investment".

It said devolution of tax powers would encourage and improve the quality of debate within and outside the Welsh government about its policies and programmes.