What is the attitude of Scotland’s migrant community towards independence?
Many of Scotland’s newest residents feel every bit as Scottish as any born-and-bred Highlander. What’s less certain is whether that’s…
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How would the government and civil service deal with a Scottish Yes vote?
The government insists it has done no contingency planning for Scottish independence, so what would the civil service do in…
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Betting on Scotland: should you still have a flutter on the referendum?
Mike Smithson, founder of politicalbetting.com, has taken advantage of fluctuating odds – backing both sides at different points when the odds…
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David Cameron will make his final plea to Scotland not to vote Yes
The Prime Minister is flying to Scotland today to make his final case to voters not to opt for independence.
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Alex Salmond: I won’t hold a second referendum if it’s a narrow No
The First Minister says he won’t stage another vote. But could someone else?
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Ian Paisley, 1926 – 2014: the “Big Man” vs the Pope
Cal McCrystal looks back at the life and career of Ian Paisley, former First Minister of Northern Ireland and leader…
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Yes Scotland resorts to fearmongering with warning of Tory-Ukip coalition
The poll cited by the nationalists would leave Labour as the largest party.
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Yes or No, this won’t be the “good result” that Better Together wanted
If it’s a narrow No, the campaign for a second Scottish independence referendum will begin on Friday 19 September.
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