Britain does not find it appropriate to hold a second referendum on Scottish independence, stated the UK Minister of Defense Michael J. Fallon, reports Reuters.

“The Scottish government should get on with what it was elected to do which is to improve school standards in Scotland, to tackle the problems of the Scottish health service and above all to revive the Scottish economy where unemployment is now rising. Those are the priorities for Scotland, not a second referendum,” said Fallon in a joint press conference in Rome with the Italian Defense Minister Roberta Pinotti.