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.
PM: English Votes for English laws 'makes UK stronger'
Prime Minister David Cameron has said that the 'English Votes for English Laws' "is not about fragmenting the UK".
Speaking at his party's English manifesto launch, he said: "It's not about division and difference and pulling apart, it is about making our United Kingdom stronger".
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