Quirky World: David Bowie urges Scotland to stay with UK

PM's 'cry of joy' over Bowie plea

Quirky World: David Bowie urges Scotland to stay with UK
Tue, 25 Feb, 2014 - 00:00

ENGLAND: British prime minister David Cameron said he let out a “cry of joy” when David Bowie called for Scots to stay part of the UK.

The singer delivered his unexpected message, in which he urged “Scotland, stay with us”, in a note read out by model Kate Moss at the Brit Awards.

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