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Defeated SNP leader Alex Salmond this morning accused Westminster of ‘tricking’ Scottish voters into rejecting separation - and suggested the country could declare independence without a referendum. He said the No campaign’s last minute promise of more powers for Holyrood had swayed voters – and accused David Cameron, Nick Clegg and Ed Miliband of reneging on their word. But the outgoing First Minister, who dramatically announced he was stepping down from the job on Friday, claimed holding a referendum was 'only one of a number of routes' to independence. He said despite last week’s referendum defeat the ‘writing is on the wall’ for the Union. Mr Salmond said: ‘I think the destination is pretty certain, we are only now debating the timescale and the method.’

The Labour Party currently has 41 MPs representing constituencies north of the border which would be banned from voting on any legislation only affecting

OPTIONS:
- Alex Salmond – including education and health policy.
- Cameron – including education and health policy.
- Clegg – including education and health policy.
- David Cameron – including education and health policy.
- Ed Miliband – including education and health policy.
- English – including education and health policy.
- Holyrood – including education and health policy.
- Labour – including education and health policy.
- Miliband – including education and health policy.
- Nick Clegg – including education and health policy.
- PM – including education and health policy.
- Parliament – including education and health policy.
- SNP – including education and health policy.
- Salmond – including education and health policy.
- Scottish – including education and health policy.
- Union – including education and health policy.
- Westminster – including education and health policy.
English – including education and health policy.
Skriv nästa mening. Besegrade SNP-ledaren Alex Salmond anklagade i morse Westminster för att ”trakassera” skotska väljare för att avvisa separation - och föreslog att landet skulle kunna förklara sig självständigt utan en folkomröstning. Han sade att No-kampanjens sista minuten-löfte om fler krafter för Holyrood hade svajat väljare – och anklagade David Cameron, Nick Clegg och Ed Miliband för att ha övergett sitt ord. Men den avgående försteministern, som dramatiskt meddelade att han avgick från jobbet i fredags, hävdade att en folkomröstning var ”bara en av flera vägar” till självständighet. Han sade att ”skrivandet står på spel” för unionen trots förra veckans folkomröstningsnederlag. Salmond sade: ”Jag tror att destinationen är ganska säker, vi diskuterar först nu tidsplanen och metoden.” Labourpartiet har för närvarande 41 parlamentsledamöter som företräder valkretsar norr om gränsen som skulle förbjudas att rösta om någon lagstiftning som bara påverkar alternativ: - Alex Salmond – inklusive utbildning och hälsopolitik. - Cameron – inklusive utbildning och hälsopolitik. - Clegg – inklusive utbildning och hälsopolitik. - David Cameron – inklusive utbildning och hälsopolitik. - Ed Miliband – inklusive utbildning och hälsopolitik. - Engelska – inklusive utbildning och hälsopolitik. - Holyrood – inklusive utbildning och hälsopolitik. - Arbete – inklusive utbildning och hälso- och sjukvård. - Miliband – inklusive utbildning och hälsopolitik. - Nick Clegg – inklusive utbildning och hälsopolitik. - PM – inklusive utbildnings- och hälsopolitik. - Parlamentet – inklusive utbildnings- och hälsopolitiken. - SNP – inklusive utbildnings- och hälsopolitik. - Lax – inklusive utbildnings- och hälsopolitik. - Skotska – inklusive utbildnings- och hälsopolitik. - Union – inklusive utbildnings- och hälsopolitik. - Westminster – inklusive utbildning och hälsopolitik.
Write the next sentence. Defeated SNP leader Alex Salmond this morning accused Westminster of 'harassing' Scottish voters for rejecting separation - and suggested that the country could declare independence without a referendum. He said that the last minute of the No campaign promise of more forces for Holyrood had swayed voters – accusing David Cameron, Nick Clegg and Ed Miliband of abandoning his word. However, the outgoing First Minister, who dramatically announced his resignation from work on Friday, claimed that a referendum was ‘just one of several ways' to independence. He said that 'writing is at stake' for the Union despite last week's referendum defeat. Mr Salmond said: 'I think the destination is quite safe, we are only now discussing the timetable and method'. The Labour Party currently has 41 MEPs representing constituencies north of the border who would be banned from voting on any legislation that only affects alternatives: - Alex Salmond – including education and health policy. - Cameron – including education and health policy. - Clegg – including education and health policy. - David Cameron – including education and health policy. - Ed Miliband – including education and health policy. - English – including education and health policy, - Holyrood – including education and health policy. - work – including education and healthcare, - Miliband – including education and health policy. - Nick Clegg – including education and health policy. - PM – including education and health policies. - Parliament – including education and health policy, - SNP – including education and health policies, - salmon – including education and health policies, - Scottish – including education and health policies, - Union – including education and health policy, - Westminster – including education and health policy.
Engelska – inklusive utbildnings- och hälsopolitik.
English – including education and health policies.