However I will debate with you anytime you want.” Meanwhile, Mr Cameron admitted his party was “very well behind” north of the Border but said: “If Alex Salmond expects me to behave in a way that is ‘well we've got our majority and that's that, we can do what we like’, and ignore Scotland, he completely misunderstands me, the Conservative Party and what I'm about.” Nicola Sturgeon, SNP deputy leader, said: "Annabel Goldie’s opposition to a referendum is just as illogical and anti-democratic as that of Labour and the Lib Dems. Within minutes of Annabel Goldie rejecting the right of the people of Scotland to choose independence, (Shadow Foreign Secretary) William Hague was extolling the virtues of a European referendum on the powers of Westminster." Full Article at The Telegraph