Cameron and SNP clash over Scottish independence prospects.
Amina Taylor
Press TV, London
David Cameron has ruled out another Scottish independence referendum as long as he is the prime minister. The British premier says there is QUOTE no need for another vote after a decisive referendum held in September. However, former S-N-P leader Alex Salmond believes a second poll is inevitable and that the timing is up to First Minister Nicola Sturgeon. Press TV’s Amina Taylor looks into the possibility of a second Scotland referendum.
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