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Scotland wants to be part of the union again. The Scottish prime minister, John Swinney, stunned a meeting of ministers of the Council of the Islands by formally requesting to rejoin England and Wales, recreating Great Britain. Diminishing oil revenues, substantial loss of subsidies from Westminster, high taxes and an apparent lack of entrepreneurial spirit have brought an economic chill to Scotland that has failed to shift. Nevertheless, the move is extraordinary, and Swinney faces an almost certain challenge to his leadership. DS Though China now outstrips Japan in terms of economic and political clout, the two economies continue to work well together. The relationship was given a boost in 2013 when the East Asia combine was formed with Russia. This pact helped the region become by far the largest trading bloc in the world - a distant shadow of its depreciated self in 1998. PR Sex offenders have been pressing for greater protection in the wake of violent attacks on convicted paedophiles who have completed their sentences. Previously, released offenders have sometimes sought temporary custody, but the Paedophile Action Group is now demanding funding for a fenced-in community. PF