article_snippet.sent: Labour had argued Labour would 'kill independence stone dead' but instead Labour 'fanned the flame' which lead to the referendum which left the 300-year-old Union 'battered' but intact. '
article_snippet.sent: Labour's only route back to power is in hock to smaller, left wing parties, Tory former Prime Minister Sir John Major said, leading to 'more borrowing, more spending, an end to welfare reform, and far more people dragged into higher tax brackets'.
article_snippet.sent: Welsh nationalists Plaid Cymru would demand more money for Wales while the 'worthy' Green party's economic plan is 'a recipe for economic self-harm'.
article_snippet.sent: The Tories hope to capitalise on a damning poll which shows more than half of British voters
article_snippet.sent: The former Prime Minister sought to contrast the 'social division' The former Prime Minister said was sown up Labour's politics with the economic competence and 'strongly beating heart' The former Prime Minister said typifies the Tories .
article_snippet.sent: Labour would be in hock to a party that - slowly but surely - will push Labour ever further to the left.
article_snippet.sent: But in key areas it went much further, threatening to drag Labour further to the left to make her party 'bolder and better'.
article_snippet.sent: it included scrapping the Trident nuclear deterrent, ending austerity and embarking on a £140billion spending spree.
article_snippet.sent: In a series of co-ordinated Conservative attacks, David Cameron warned a Labour-SNP deal would be a 'match made in hell' for the British economy.
article_snippet.sent: But the Tories fear the attacks could backfire.