Sometimes I'm not sure everybody understands this, if you stand in a room of Conservatives slap bang in the middle of Nottinghamshire, you might expect there'd be a lot of: "Oh, the Scots are taking our money and they're coming here and voting and telling us what to do.' But, actually, you just stand on a box in the middle of that room and you say: I want to be the Prime Minister who keeps the United Kingdom together and I don't want to be the Prime Minister of England, I want to be the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom' and they cheer to the echo. Of course, there are people who are concerned about the Barnett Formula and all of that but there's a very strong sense in the Conservative Party that the United Kingdom is bigger than all of us."