David Cameron speaking at the Olympic velodrome in east London
Cameron makes the case against independence
By Kiran Stacey in London and Mure Dickie in Edinburgh
David Cameron entered the Scottish independence debate on Friday, making his first big speech on the issue in more than six months, and was immediately met by a barrage of abuse from Scottish nationalists.
Mr Cameron chose the Olympic velodrome in east London as the setting for a personal appeal to people living in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, to encourage their Scottish friends and family to vote “no” in September.
“You do have an influence,” Mr Cameron told Brits from outside ...
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