What do Mr. Camerons constituants (who are in England aren't they?)think of all his statements about the English .
his "sour little English"speech and now his"narrow English nationalism" speech,
He does not care for the English much does he ?
He is always on about his Scottish blood running thu. his veins,I think he is some kin to our Prime minister
But if I lived in Mr. Camerons constituency I would be asking him about his loyalties,and seriously considering mine ,when the time comes to put my cross on a voting form.
But I suppose they will put it all behind them to get their man voted in.
What 's that Quote about gaining the world but losing your soul

E.Justice, Gateshead , England

Take this clown back down south with the rest of you and keep him there. The Tories were effectively wiped out in Scotland a generation ago and will NEVER come back. The REAL contest here is between a sleaze-ridden Labour party and a now-rampaging SNP, who are set to wipe the floor with all comers. However, if David C. thinks that the way to win back the Scots to the fold is to jest about being the first tory leader to walk down Sauchiehall St. without being head-butted, might I sugest that he keeps that 100% record by NEVER COMING BACK. A new assertiveness is apparent amongst Scots, and people like Cameron and Brown have no further role in these proceedings.
"For All The Good You Have Done, In The Name Of God...GO"

Hamish Morrison, Inverness, Scotland

At last David Cameron makes a speech as leader of the Conservative and UNIONIST Party.

FANTASTIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A very proud Scot and equally proud Briton!!!!!!!!!!!!
We need alot more like this please!!!

Rule Brittania.

colin, OSLO, norway

David Cameron has made a colossal error. At a time when it is the English, rather than the Scots, who are keen on independence and the West Lothian issue is hanging around the neck of Gordon Brown like an Albatross – David Cameron squanders this excellent opportunity to finalise the process of devolution.

The Union is finished, history, over with and has been for a long time too (since Suez really.) The Union has served its purpose but an ever increasing population and the massive demographic pressures on local and central government has made its demise inevitable.

Let us cut to the chase and campaign for English independence and make both Houses into a purely English parliament for English MPs.

England has far more to gain and less to lose from independence. There really is no point in delaying the inevitable so David Cameron should sieze the initiative and grasp the opportunity with both hands.

Unfortunately, he has miscalculated on this occasion but give it time.

Jason Mead, Bristol, England

Wake up Cameron. The union is dead. The Tories in Scotland are dead. You should put all your energy in the establishment of a Parliament for England.

Doc Snoddy, Englandshire, ENGLAND

Mixed messages from 'Call me Dave' - trying to please all the people all of the time? If he used his head he'd help Salmond and SNP destroy Labour's base in Scotland (the Tories are unlikely to re-establish their base there) - a win-win situation. But he won't see it.

Ian Burgess, Bristol,