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The 18 pages that link to Devolution in the United Kingdom, each with the reason it gives.

• United KingdomRelated: Devolution gives the constituent nations differing degrees of self-government.

• Acts of Union 1707Compared with: Devolution redistributes authority within a state whose central parliamentary union dates to 1707.

• Parliamentary sovereigntyRelated: Devolved legislatures exercise extensive powers, but their authority derives from Acts of the UK Parliament.

• Scottish ParliamentNarrower topic: The Scottish Parliament is one institution in this wider constitutional arrangement.

• Labour Party (UK)Related: New Labour established devolved institutions across the United Kingdom.

• Northern IrelandNarrower topic: Northern Ireland governs many domestic matters through this UK-wide arrangement.

• Tony BlairRelated: Blair’s government created devolved legislatures in Scotland and Wales and supported Northern Ireland’s institutions.

• British nationalismRelated: Devolution institutionalizes distinct national identities while retaining a shared UK state.

• Supreme Court of the United KingdomRelated: The Court determines whether devolved bodies have acted within their legal powers.

• Scottish National PartyRelated: The SNP’s success made the limits and possibilities of UK devolution a central political issue.

• Government of the United KingdomRelated: Devolved governments exercise substantial powers while the UK government retains reserved responsibilities.

• Constitution of the United KingdomBroader topic: Devolution distributes authority territorially while leaving the UK constitution legally uncodified.

• Politics of the United KingdomBroader topic: Devolved institutions distribute authority without ending the UK Parliament's sovereignty.

• Andy BurnhamNarrower topic: Burnham’s regional powers derive from this broader transfer of authority.

• History of the British IslesRelated: Devolution reshaped governance without dissolving the United Kingdom.

• History of the United KingdomRelated: Devolution reshaped governance while retaining the United Kingdom.

• Law of the United KingdomRelated: Modern devolution renewed territorial lawmaking without replacing the inherited legal jurisdictions.

• Unionism in the United KingdomRelated: Unionists debate how devolved institutions can preserve self-government without weakening the state's unity.