David Cameron last night vowed to strip Scottish MPs of the power to decide policy on health, education and tax rates in England. The Prime Minister said the introduction of ‘English votes for English laws’ at Westminster was a matter of ‘fairness’ in the wake of Scottish devolution, and vowed to make it a priority if he wins the election. His decision to include income tax rates among the areas on which Scottish MPs will lose the vote could cause havoc for a future Labour government, or any administration propped up by the SNP. David Cameron (left) intervened following talks with SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon (right) in Edinburgh on Wednesday
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PM says introducing 'English votes for English laws' at Westminster was a matter of 'fairness' in wake of Scottish devolution
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David Cameron vowed to make this a priority if he wins the next election
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Intervention followed talks in Edinburgh with SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon
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She had angered Tory MPs by threatening to end her party’s policy of not voting on English matters at Westminster
Miss Sturgeon reignited the debate about @placeholder devolution on Wednesday by warning the SNP would end its ‘self-denying ordinance’ on voting on matters such as health at Westminster.