Prime minister says ‘no’ to another vote in this parliament after Alex Salmond suggested issues such as a possible Brexit from the EU made it inevitable David Cameron has rejected suggestions that the Scottish nationalists should be entitled to hold a second independence referendum during this parliament.
He was speaking after the former Scottish first minister,Alex Salmond, said a second referendum was inevitable and would be required whether the government did not change course on public spending, or further devolution to Scotland,or whether Britain decided to leave the EU. Related: Second Scottish referendum inevitable, says Alex Salmond Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com