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UK Prime Minister David Cameron of the Conservative Party and his opposition counterpart Ed Miliband of the Labour Party shunned their differences and their weekly parliamentary debate to travel together to Scotland to champion a common course for the unity of United Kingdom in the forth coming referendum in Scotland. While David Cameron is campaigning in the south Ed Miliband is campaigning in the North. Opposition and Ruling party working together to preserve the unity of UK...now this something APC our opposition should emulate rather than compounding the issues threatening our unity and coexistence as a Nation. Thumps up to Ed Miliband.

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