Scottish Independence

Conservatives, Labour and LibDems will release joint promise for Scots to also have more power over social security.

Sporting brilliance illuminates an artificial Commonwealth Games in Glasgow

The Independent put together a 'poll of polls'.

Royal Bank of Scotland says 'Yes' vote will increase costs and impact on its balance sheet.

Friends of Scotland, supported by Sir Sean Connery, says 74% of expats vote 'No'.

However Lloyds said 'the scale of potential change is currently unclear'

British Election Study data shows the gap is closing but still not enough for a 'Yes' victory.

Luath press has granted five minute soapbox slots for MSPs, MPs, MEPs and citizens.

Number of Scottish homes sold in second quarter jumps 22.4% over year.

The SNP would would set up a commission to consider a new 'Scottish Minimum Wage'

A Panelbase survey reveals 17% of adults would consider leaving Scotland in the event of independence.

Pro-independence campaign is more concerned with border with EU than England

The 400m individual medley gold medalist indicates he will vote for independence

Douglas Alexander's comments about William Wallace's hometown blasted by Yes campaign.

Could a triumphant Commonwealth Games push undecided voters into 'Yes' camp?

Scottish food and drink sales remain strong ahead of the 18 September referendum

Osborne will say the funding for life sciences and a new centre for business will create 30,000 jobs

Scottish Affairs Committee says Salmond's claims to keep the pound is a 'dead parrot'

SNP's Alex Salmond has continually promised bumper oil revenues will buoy up an independent Scotland.

William McIlvanney publishes a 'Yes' vote pamphlet while Allan Massie outlines reasons for why he's pro-union.

The gap between votes for staying within the union and breaking away from the UK narrows.

UK Treasury minister puts pressure on independence campaign after OBR estimates on North Sea oil revenues.

SNP's Alex Salmond has continually pledged that Scotland can go it alone with abundant oil revenues.

Alex Salmond said the UK Prime Minister is playing a game of roulette with Scotland's future

It adds that Scotland will struggle with heavy debt and dwindling oil revenues

Reserve Bank of Australia assistant governor Guy Debelle says Bitcoin still too untrustworthy.

US authorities banned lamb imports from UK amid BSE fears in late 1980s.

The British Geological Survey debunks the SNP's promises of high revenue from energy reserves.

Which? says the cost of essentials remains high and there remains levels of worry about household debt.

Dailly, principal solicitor at Govan Law Centre, sits on the board of the Scottish Housing Regulator