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Hello and welcome to the intelligence from The Economist. Today, from London, I'm your host,

Jason Palmer. Every weekday, we provide a fresh perspective on the events shaping your world.

The Scottish National Party exists really for one reason,

to advocate for Scotland to leave the rest of the United Kingdom.

Its leader wants another referendum, which will probably fail,

but that doesn't mean the issue won't affect British politics.

And both sides of the war in Ukraine seem to be using a haphazard and outdated technique

to fire missiles from the air, climbing steeply and releasing a pile of them willy-nilly.

We ask why.

But first... I'm, I, Today marks another milestone in an astonishing turnaround for a famously political family.

Back in May, Ferdinand Marcos Jr., who's known as Bongbong, handily won the Philippines presidential election.

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