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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/ukne...d-Cameron.html
In an passionate address in Edinburgh, Mr Cameron said that he will remain Prime Minister in the event of a Yes vote to "make that [independence] happen"
But an emotional Mr Cameron at one point appeared close to tears as he spoke about the "heartbreak" he would feel if Scotland voted for independence.
He said: "If Scotland votes for separation that would have to be respected by the rest of the United Kingdom. And as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom I would have to make that happen.
"It would be a heartbreaking job to have to do, to break up this family of nations that has been such a success."
Mr Cameron also said that Britain is "holding its breath" ahead of the vote. He said: "As we come into the final days of this vitally important (vote), be in no doubt the rest of the UK is watching, listening, holding our breath. And we care passionately about this United Nations and we would really be desperately sad to see it torn apart.
"I don't want my children to grow up in a world where if they choose Edinburgh University they're going to be in a capital of foreign country. I care more about my country than my party."
He said that some people in Scotland think that they can use their vote as a protest against the "effing Tories". However, he warned that a decision on independence is irreversible and has ramifications which will last for a century.
The Prime Minister said that nobody should "lecture" or "hector" the people of Scotland as it is "their decision".He also warned that Scotland could "run out of money" if it goes independent. MPs and ministers have warned that Mr Cameron will come under intense pressure to resign if Scotland leaves the UK.
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