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ON THE PHONE-IN
Reports have resurfaced that a bridge from Scotland to Northern Ireland is being considered by the UK government. The prime minister's official spokesman said there was a "proper piece of work" being carried out by a "range of government officials". Some experts have suggested £15bn might be required for the project but others have said that £20bn would be a "conservative estimate".
KAYE ASKS
Scotland-Northern Ireland Bridge: do you think it's a good idea?

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ASK THE VET
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