SCOTTISH voters received a late appeal from Conservative leader David Cameron last night to support him on "the day of destiny", in a special party political broadcast north of the Border.
The broadcast comes as some activists have been privately grumbling about the lack of showing from Mr Cameron, who has only strayed into Scotland once since the election was called, while a new poll has suggested that the party could be facing another 1997-style wipe-out. more...
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SCOTTISH voters received a late appeal from Conservative leader David Cameron last night to support him on "the day of destiny", in a special party political broadcast north of the Border.
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