Theresa May attends Scottish Conservative Party Conference after English local election losses

Theresa May attends Scottish Conservative Party Conference after English local election losses; UK, Scotland, Aberdeen; Michael Gove MP (Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs) interview at Scottish Conservative Party Conference, Paul Masterton MP (Conservative, East Renfrewshire) interview. SCOTLAND: Aberdeen: INT Michael Gove MP (Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs) interview as along at Scottish Conservative Party Conference SOT - I'm here in Aberdeen which is a wonderful place Gove interview SOT - The way in which Scotland is enjoying a renaissance under a Conservative government in Westminster tells us that if only we could have Ruth Davidson as First Minister, Scotland could do even better / Theresa May is the leader of the Conservative Party and Ruth should be First Minister Side view of Gove speaking at event with the National Farmers' Union (seen through doorway) Gove leaving room Gove interview as along corridor SOT - [asked about a potential leadership bid] No, I was discussing actually the vital importance of effective wildlife management, because one of the things I'm naturally concerned about... / I've been talking to one of Scotland's finest MPs, Alister Jack, who does a brilliant job in representing his electorate / Alister and I both voted to leave the European Union as did more than a million Scots and I think it's important that their views are represented but it's also important that we recognise that for Scots who wanted to remain in the European Union that their interests and hopes are safeguarded too Various shots of reporter chatting to unidentified Scottish MPs (not heard) Paul Masterton MP (Conservative, East Renfrewshire) interview SOT