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When the Labour Government introduced devolution we were told that this wouldn't simply be an event, but a process. And how right that's turned out to be.
Five years after Scotland and Wales were given powers to run at least some of their own affairs, much remains unchanged. But there are areas in which devolution has altered the way we're governed, especially in the crucial area of public services.
The World This Weekend has commissioned a report examining how the systems have changed in Wales and Scotland. Over the last two weeks, we've been looking at those changes.
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