Further Scottish devolution 'now inevitable'
Further devolution of powers to Scotland is "now inevitable" if voters choose to stay in the union, Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has said.
Further devolution of powers to Scotland is "now inevitable" if voters choose to stay in the union, Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has said.
Scotland needs the security of being part of the United Kingdom to best protect itself from organised crime, economic shocks and terrorism, according to the Deputy Prime Minister.
Nick Clegg will set out "the positive economic case for Scotland remaining in the United Kingdom and the European Union" in a speech to the Scottish Chambers of Commerce in Edinburgh tomorrow.
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