Leaders Head North As PM Urges Scotland To Stay

David Cameron has made an impassioned plea to Scotland saying: "We desperately want you to stay."

The Prime Minister, writing in the Daily Mail, said the rest of the world "looks on with awe and envy" at modern British achievements like the NHS and state pension system.

And he told Scottish voters that independence is a "leap into the dark" and that if they choose to split then there is no going back.

He wrote: "The United Kingdom is a precious and special country. That is what is at stake.

"So let no-one in Scotland be in any doubt: we desperately want you to stay; we do not want this family of nations to be ripped apart.

"Across England, Northern Ireland and Wales, our fear over what we stand to lose is matched only by our passion for what can be achieved if we stay together."

Alex Salmond said the Queen was right not to discuss the referendum

Mr Cameron's message comes as he prepares to travel to Scotland to hit the campaign trail - with Labour leader Ed Miliband and Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg also heading north of the border.

While the leaders will all be in the country, they will not campaign together and will have separate schedules.

Speaking after the joint trip was announced, the Prime Minister denied it was a desperate move.

However, Scotland's First Minister Alex Salmond said Tuesday was the day the Better Together No campaign "fell apart".

Sky's Deputy Political Editor Joey Jones said the extraordinary move from the three leaders made it "absolutely clear" there was panic in Westminster and the Better Together No campaign and he added that it appeared responses were being "made up on-the-hoof".

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