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Scottish Conservative Party leader Annabel Goldie gestures to delegates before her speech at at the Scottish Conservative Party conference in Perth, Scotland May 14, 2009.
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Britain's Conservative party leader David Cameron is greeted by Scottish Conservative party leader Annabel Goldie, on his arrival for a visit to a bakery in Glasgow, Scotland October 16, 2009.
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Britain's Conservative party leader David Cameron (L) stumbles as he is greeted by Scottish Conservative party leader Annabel Goldie, on his arrival for a visit to a bakery in Glasgow, Scotland October 16, 2009.
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Britain's Conservative opposition party leader, David Cameron (L), stands with Scottish Conservative leader Annabel Goldie after his speech at the Scottish Conservative Party conference in Perth, Scotland, May 15, 2009.
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Britain's Conservative party leader David Cameron is greeted by Scottish Conservative party leader Annabel Goldie, on his arrival for a visit to a bakery in Glasgow, Scotland October 16, 2009.
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Support for separation is slumping to all time lows. Even the SNP admits its doomed referendum will cost at least £9 million and it will be a monumental waste of parliamentary time. Their White Paper is irrelevant. Alex Salmond should scrap it and get on with the job he was elected to do.
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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...
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David Cameron’s agenda for government is for the whole of the United Kingdom.
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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...
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Far from damaging Scotland, David Cameron as Prime Minister would help to secure Scotland from the SNP threat
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This is a British general election. The choice is between Gordon Brown and a modern Conservative government led by me. Alex Salmond should get on with being first minister and if he wants a debate he can have it any time with Annabel Goldie and the other political leaders in Scotland.
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If he is elected, David Cameron has pledged a relationship of mutual respect between our British and Scottish Governments.
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Alex Salmond has not paid a penny in council tax on Bute House. His hypocrisy is staggering. In opposition Alex Salmond argued that Bute House was an office and a private flat and both taxes should be paid. He is right. The guidelines say that properties can be split into two with council tax on the pri...
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Alex Salmond has not paid a penny in council tax on Bute House. His hypocrisy is staggering. In opposition Alex Salmond argued that Bute House was an office and a private flat and both taxes should be paid. He is right. The guidelines say that properties can be split into two with council tax on the pri...
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For too long Scotland has lagged behind the rest of the UK and other countries in creating new businesses. I want to change that. I want to turn Scotland into a real enterprise country, and I want every level of government to play its part
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For too long Scotland has lagged behind the rest of the UK and other countries in creating new businesses. I want to change that. I want to turn Scotland into a real enterprise country, and I want every level of government to play its part
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