By James Chapman, Daily Mail Political Editor David Cameron, Ed Miliband and Gordon Brown will join forces this week to promise Scotland more powers from London if voters choose to stay in the UK. A cross-party plan for increased control over tax, welfare and job creation in Edinburgh would be announced ‘within days’, said Chancellor George Osborne. As polls point to a surge in support for independence, it was seen as a last throw of the dice for the No campaign – and immediately dismissed as a ‘panicky’ ploy by Alex Salmond. Scroll down for video Gordon and Sarah Brown joke with Betty Birnie and Charlote McConnell yesterday as the no vote reached the former Prime Minister's hometown of Kirkcaldy
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Cross-party plan for more control over tax, welfare and jobs to be announced
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More powers for Scotland from London will only be given if voters chose to stay in the UK
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Comes as polls point to a surge in independence and is seen as a 'last throw of the dice'
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But Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond has said the offer lacked any credibility
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