The first and Scottish prime ministers are expected to discuss the possibility of a second independence referendum at an upcoming meeting next month, according to reports. The Evening Standard says Downing Street remains opposed to holding another referendum, but anticipates the issue will be raised in discussions between the UK and Scotland’s governments. The Belfast Telegraph report also indicates that a second IndyRef is on the agenda for the meeting. While the sources agree that the referendum is likely to be discussed, they do not indicate that agreement on holding one has been reached. Instead, the focus is on the agenda and the likelihood that the subject will feature in talks between the two governments. The reports reflect differing positions between Westminster and the Scottish government, with the UK government maintaining its stance against another referendum while Scottish leadership seeks to advance the debate. The meeting’s outcome is not described, and no specific referendum timing is provided.