She tells Andrew Gimson that Scottish Conservatives are determined to defend the UK, and may even prosper by doing so.
Also: Welsh economist accuses Westminster of unfairly chancing Welsh tax powers on ‘highly losable’ referendum
The vote in September will be about more than just one part of it.
Ten principles to form the foundation of a modern Conservative policy.
And not a word about Unite’s attempt to take over the Labour Party. Some saviour.
If they don’t, what’s presumably their target audience is unlikely to listen to them.
Also: Accidental self-immolation marks upsurge in dissident republican violence; and Welsh referendum on tax powers would be too close to call.
Also: Labour finally select Falkirk candidate; Celtic close down nationalist ultras in ‘Green Brigade’; and BBC News readers propose some post-Union Jacks.
It is being undermined and destroyed by politicians just trying to please the masses.
Don’t worry, Scots! You won’t have to pay any pesky extra taxes if you vote for independence. What do those mugs at the IFS know about anything, anyway?
Also: Treasury defines limits of possible Welsh tax devolution; SNP and Tories vote down ban on spare-room subsidy evictions.
An NHS crisis. Romanians and Bulgarians. Farage on tour. UKIP top the Euro polls. And then…aaarrrgggh…AAARRGGH!
Over the last eight months, I have looked into the question. My full report, “Cameron’s Caledonian Conundrum”, is published today.
Tories are cheerful, socialists gloomy, the Scots expect to vote No…and UKIP supporters expect England to be knocked out in the first round of the World Cup.