UK to make changes after Scotland vote keeps union

Published September 19, 2014 10:19am ET



LONDON (AP) — Voters in Scotland have rejected independence, but leaders of Britain’s three largest parties have promised Scots more autonomy than they have won so far. Prime Minister David Cameron said Friday he also wants to give England, Wales and Northern Ireland greater independence from central government. Here’s a look at how things might change.

THE REFERENDUM IS OVER. DOESN’T THAT END THE PROCESS?

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