Sunak: No new powers for the Scottish people

'They have enough and can stop wanting more'

- CHRIS MCCALL

RISHI Sunak yesterday closed the door on any new for the powers Scottish Parliament.

The Prime Minister told the Scottish Conservatives' conference if it "doesn't use all the powers they already have, they can stop talking about any more".

But the first day of the conference, which is being held in Glasgow, was nearly overshadowed by a row over media access to the PM.

The leader's media team had tried to shut out several newspapers, including the Record, from a press conference following his speech at the SEC.

All reporters were eventually allowed in after a row with Downing Street aides.

Sunak had earlier told Tory members his Government was helping Scots, despite the cost of living spiralling under his watch.

And he again ruled out allowing a second referendum on Scottish independence.