Daily Express logo Daily Express 3 weeks ago

Independence row eclipses by-election

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Scottish Conservative leader Annabel Goldie yesterday said the cat was out of the bag after the SNP candidate, David Kerr, confessed a referendum would cost the taxpayer Ł9million. Full Article at Daily Express

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Cast of Characters

  1. UK Conservative Party UK Conservative Party
  2. Annabel Goldie Annabel Goldie
  3. David Kerr
  4. David Cameron David Cameron
  5. Liberal Democrats
  6. Gordon Brown Gordon Brown