PM Would Consider Independence Referendum if 'Clear Consensus' Emerges
The stance follows earlier comments to Scotland's first minister that a second referendum was 'off limits,' according to the BBC.
The prime minister said a second independence referendum could be considered if a "clear consensus" emerges, the BBC reported.
The comments follow an earlier position, conveyed to Scottish First Minister John Swinney, that a second referendum was "off limits," according to the report.
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