article_snippet: In England, 43 per cent believe England country receives less government spending than it is due while the figure is 44 per cent in Scotland, 37 per cent in Northern Ireland and 68 per cent in Wales.
article_snippet: The survey found that there is majority agreement that a referendum on Britain's membership of the European Union (EU) should be decided by a majority of votes across the UK, instead of individual countries being allowed to veto the result.
article_snippet: In Scotland, 45 per cent support a proposal that each of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland would have to vote in favour of an EU exit for EU to happen.
article_snippet: In the other countries, support is lower.
article_snippet: Dr Daniel Kenealy said: 'Despite Nicola Sturgeon's call for an EU referendum veto by the four nations of the UK, and First Minister of Wales Carwyn Jones's support for the idea, it remains unpopular with people across the UK. '
article_snippet: us also believe strongly that Scotland being taken out of EU in a referendum in circumstances, where a majority of Scots had voted to stay in, would be massively damaging economically and have major constitutional implications. '
highlights_snippet: 59% in England, 54% in Wales and 59% in Northern Ireland agree .
  