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There also appears to have been a decline in trust in the Scottish government to work in Scotland's best interests in recent years, according to the latest social attitudes survey for 2023.

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The U.S. stepped up its intelligence-gathering efforts on Greenland this summer, directing intelligence-agency heads to learn more about Greenland’s independence movement and attitudes on American involvement on the island, The Wall Street Journal reported.

The speech showed the sharply diverging attitude of U.S. and Chinese leadership toward clean energy and climate change.

England legend Wayne Rooney does not think recent squads have a better attitude than his so-called golden generation - and says his team just "didn't quite manage to get over the line".

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The 46-year-old says he is so concerned by attitudes towards referees, there are times he thinks, 'Is it all worth it?'.

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