Which of the following will NOT revoke a Will?

A civil partnership does not inherently revoke a Will. This means that if someone has made a Will prior to entering into a civil partnership, that Will remains valid and in effect, unless they decide to change or revoke it through specific actions later on.

In contrast, making a new Will automatically revokes any previous Wills unless explicitly stated otherwise, and marriage after a Will has been made generally revokes that Will unless it includes provisions for that future marriage. Changing domicile to another country does not automatically revoke a Will but may affect the probate jurisdiction; however, it does not invalidate the existing Will itself. Thus, entering into a civil partnership does not lead to any automatic cancellation of a previously existing Will.