David Cameron Gives Speech On Scottish Independence

The speaker emphasizes the importance of Scotland's decision on family and national identity. The speech is made in London to highlight its significance, but the speaker plans to engage directly with Scotland by taking the entire cabinet there to discuss the matter further.

Why is it important for the family to see the decision as significant?

What feelings might arise if Scotland voted to become separate?

What is the significance of making the speech in London?

What plans does the speaker have for addressing the arguments in Scotland?

How does the speaker plan to involve the cabinet in the discussions about Scotland?