A pledge by David Cameron to maintain Scotland’s controversial public spending formula was yesterday branded by Conservative MPs as a ‘last-minute bribe’. Senior Tories warned the Prime Minister faces a ‘deferred bloodbath’ over the inducements offered to the Scots to persuade them to stay in the UK. Yesterday, Mr Cameron, Ed Miliband and Nick Clegg signed up to a ‘vow’ to the people of Scotland, including a guarantee to continue the Barnett allocation – which sees the Scots get more than £1,300 per head in public spending above the UK average. Scroll down for video Vow: The promise to Scotland's voters was delivered on the front page of the left-wing Daily Record newspaper
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Three main parties promise £1,300 more than average spent on every Scot
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It is part of Barnett funding formula called 'grossly unfair' by own founder
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Today Survation poll for the Mail finds even Scots think disparity is unjust
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One Tory MP: 'Panicked offers' mean Alex Salmond has won either way
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The Barnett formula for the allocation of resources will continue
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The UK exists to ensure opportunity and security for all by sharing our resources equitably
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The final say on how much is spent on the NHS will be a matter for the Scottish Parliament
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The Scottish Parliament is permanent
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Extensive new powers will be delivered to the Scottish Parliament, starting on September 19
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‘What price the union?’ said one senior Conservative MP angered by the last-ditch offers to the @placeholder.
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There is already resentment that the vow was made in a @placeholder newspaper, without any warning.