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Burnham Announces Regional Control of Jobs Funding at Summit
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- The Good Friday Agreement, signed on 10 April 1998 and approved by voters on 22 May 1998, established power-sharing institutions and ended most of the Troubles. The British-Irish Agreement entered into force on 2 December 1999, ending direct rule and creating the British-Irish Council linking Westminster, Dublin, and the devolved administrations. Today, politician Andy Burnham and First Minister Humza Swinney cite that framework as they push for broader devolution across the UK.
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