DUBLIN — The leaders of the three nationalist parties that want to break up the United Kingdom have signed a joint agreement to coordinate their rebel ambitions. Monday’s signing ceremony by the Scottish National Party , Ireland’s Sinn Féin and Wales’ Plaid Cymru creates a fresh headache for U.K. Prime Minister Andy Burnham — who’s already on the constitutional defensive after the weekend’s surprise intervention by Donald Trump . The nationalist leaders gathering in the Welsh capital, Cardiff — Wales First Minister Rhun ap Iorwerth, Northern Ireland First Minister Michelle O’Neill and Scotland First Minister John Sweeney — offered only a subdued, indirect welcome for Trump’s out-of-the-blue declaration that a united Ireland was “inevitable.
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