David Cameron today warned that Scotland would be more at risk from terrorism if it votes for independence. The Prime Minister said the United Kingdom had the best security and intelligence services in the world to keep people safe. He said the safety of staying together in a ‘very dangerous and insecure world’ was one of the ‘strongest arguments’ against separation. Scroll down for video Mr Cameron, speaking at the end of the two-day Nato conference in Wales, said: ‘I don’t think anyone can be in any doubt we live in a very dangerous and insecure world. ‘I would have thought one of the strongest arguments that those of us who want to see the United Kingdom stay together can make is in that dangerous world and insecure world of terrorist threats and other threats isn’t it better to be part of the United Kingdom?’
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PM said the UK had the best security and intelligence services in the world
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He urged Scots to stay  together in a 'very dangerous and insecure world'
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The PM said this was one of the 'strongest arguments' against separation
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Came after Gordon Brown said he would push for further devolution
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The former Prime Minister's declaration signals a return to front-line politics
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Ex party leader among Labour MPs involved in final push against separation
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Comes amid mounting alarm voters are swinging behind a 'Yes' vote
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