Scotland panic: could Cameron and Miliband both face chop?

If poll proves correct and Scots go for independence, the next general election could look very different

The Mole

The late realisation that Scotland could be heading for a break-away from the rest of Britain has put both David Cameron and Ed Miliband on notice that they could be forced to resign if the campaign to keep Scotland in the Union is lost.

Cameron because he is personally responsible for allowing the referendum in the first place and can be blamed for letting the Scottish Nationalists’ leader Alex Salmond dictate the question on the ballot paper - "Should Scotland be an independent country?"

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is the pseudonym for a London-based political consultant who writes exclusively for The Week.co.uk.