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Scottish Tory Party conference: PM says Scotland's future is in UK Scottish Tory Party conference: David Cameron says 'our Union' protects jobs
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Prime Minister David Cameron will tell the Conservative Party faithful that Scotland should face the future as part of a United Kingdom. Prime Minister David Cameron has told a gathering of Conservative Party members in Stirling that "our Union" protects jobs in Scotland.
Members of the Scottish Tories are holding their two-day annual conference in Stirling. Members of the Scottish Tories are holding their two-day annual conference.
UK leader Mr Cameron will address delegates later. UK leader Mr Cameron began by saying there were "huge battles coming".
He is expected to say that Britain is: "Proud in our individual identities - but working together for a common good." He said 2014 was about saving the UK; 2015 was about giving Britain the Tory government it needed and 2016 was about giving Scotland "strong alternatives".
Voters in Scotland will go to the polls on 18 September next year to take part in a referendum on independence.Voters in Scotland will go to the polls on 18 September next year to take part in a referendum on independence.
They will be asked the yes/no question: "Should Scotland be an independent country?"They will be asked the yes/no question: "Should Scotland be an independent country?"
The Scottish Conservative Party, led by Ruth Davidson, is the last of the four main parties to hold a 2013 conference.The Scottish Conservative Party, led by Ruth Davidson, is the last of the four main parties to hold a 2013 conference.
Mr Cameron will be the keynote speaker on the first day. Mr Cameron was the keynote speaker on the first day.
He is expected to say: "Our United Kingdom's history has always been one of shared endeavour. During his address he questioned the SNP's plans for keeping the pound in the event of Scottish independence, saying that a shared currency could only work with political union.
The Tory leader added: "Our United Kingdom's history has always been one of shared endeavour.
"Proud in our individual identities - but working together for a common good."Proud in our individual identities - but working together for a common good.
"We saw it when our soldiers fought together under one flag on the beaches of Normandy."We saw it when our soldiers fought together under one flag on the beaches of Normandy.
"We saw it when our doctors came together to build our NHS."We saw it when our doctors came together to build our NHS.
"We saw it in the scientific breakthroughs that we made together: from the television to penicillin."We saw it in the scientific breakthroughs that we made together: from the television to penicillin.
"And we saw it last summer as athletes from around Britain - no matter where they were from - draped themselves in one flag.""And we saw it last summer as athletes from around Britain - no matter where they were from - draped themselves in one flag."
A deal setting out terms for a Scottish independence referendum was signed by Mr Cameron and First Minister Alex Salmond in October last year.A deal setting out terms for a Scottish independence referendum was signed by Mr Cameron and First Minister Alex Salmond in October last year.
The agreement, struck in Edinburgh, has paved the way for a vote which will also allow 16 and 17-year-olds to take part.The agreement, struck in Edinburgh, has paved the way for a vote which will also allow 16 and 17-year-olds to take part.
'Pulling together''Pulling together'
Mr Cameron is expected to tell the party faithful that there is "still so much more to come". Mr Cameron said there was "still so much more to come".
He will tell the conference: "Why wouldn't we want to face the future together? He told the conference: "Why wouldn't we want to face the future together?
"There is simply no challenge we face today where breaking up Britain is the right answer."There is simply no challenge we face today where breaking up Britain is the right answer.
"The future I see for Scotland is part of a dynamic, enterprising, prosperous, compassionate Britain."The future I see for Scotland is part of a dynamic, enterprising, prosperous, compassionate Britain.
"A Britain that isn't just competing in the global race, but winning in the world."A Britain that isn't just competing in the global race, but winning in the world.
"A country where we are pulling together, not pulling apart.""A country where we are pulling together, not pulling apart."