Will Salmond lay down ‘red lines’ on Scottish independence?
Fascinating shadow boxing ahead of SNP leader Alex Salmond’s unveiling of the white paper for Scottish independence on Tuesday in Glasgow.
Launching the Scottish government’s blueprint for independence, Alex Salmond says Scotland’s future “is now in Scotland’s hands”. But the document includes a commitment to keep the pound.
Fascinating shadow boxing ahead of SNP leader Alex Salmond’s unveiling of the white paper for Scottish independence on Tuesday in Glasgow.
With a year to go until the crunch vote, is the economic case for Scottish independence falling apart?
It’s a simple threat from the SNP: if an independent Scotland can’t keep the UK’s currency, it doesn’t have to take on the country’s debts. But is there any legal basis for this?
In a speech in Glasgow,George Osborne says a currency union between an independent Scotland and the rest of the UK would be “unlikely”.
David Cameron says we need the Trident deterrent to protect against new threats like South Korea and safeguard jobs. FactCheck goes nuclear.
David Cameron and Alex Salmond are united in support for today’s deal on a Scottish independence referendum, with Scotland’s first minister hailing it as “a very substantial gain” for his country.
The SNP strategists around Alex Salmond masterminded a plan they thought would bring a “win-win” result in the independence referendum now slotted for autumn 2014. That dream now seems to have died.
Accounts for the political parties published today by the Electoral Commission show a fall in membership for the Liberal Democrats. But Michael Crick writes that Labour has little to cheer about either.
On the day of a speech designed to “defend the Union” the Leader of the Labour Party Ed Miliband speaks to Channel 4 News about national identity.
Gary Gibbon on the music, celebs and launch of the Scottish independence ‘yes’ website.
Gary Gibbon blogs from Edinburgh on the launch of Scotland’s ‘yes’ campaign to independence.
Scottish drinkers are set to have to pay more for alcohol than their counterparts in England and Wales after the Holyrood government set a target minimum price of 50p per unit.
Latest reaction and analysis after a successful night for Labour in the local elections. Meanwhile, Boris Johnson looks set to beat off Ken Livingstone in the battle to be London mayor.
Boris Johnson looks set to beat his rival Ken Livingstone for a second time in the London mayoral battle, as council seats are decided around the UK.