Cameron pleads with Scots ‘we want you to stay’ in UK

David Cameron has told Scots that he "won’t be here forever" but a decision to leave the UK would be forever, as he pleaded with voters to reject independence.

The British prime minister returned to the referendum campaign trail in Aberdeen, as his rival Alex Salmond continued his bid for a Yes vote in Edinburgh and Stirling.

Speaking to an invited audience at the city’s exhibition and conference centre, Mr Cameron delivered a “message to the people of Scotland” from the rest of the UK.