Cameron calls English laws bid 'vital' for the UK
David Cameron has insisted ensuring English MPs have the final say over income tax and other key policies is "vital" to hold the United Kingdom together.
Cameron: English votes is about avoiding resentment
David Cameron has said that the proposal for English votes for English laws isn't about "fragmenting the UK", but avoiding resentment in a part of the United Kingdom.
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