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Ten questions answered

The Yes campaign in Scotland, which concludes this week, has had David Cameron on the run.

Our special Scotland edition is full of reasons to support independence, news from the campaign and analysis of what's at stake.

The Scottish National Party is making headway as the independence referendum nears, but, says Iain Ferguson, the party is trapped by its attempt to please both the rich and the poor at the same time

Yes campaigners in Glasgow were boosted by socialists from England and Wales last weekend to push the case for independence.

A strike ballot of 70,000 local government workers in Scotland began on Tuesday. The Unison union is recommending a yes vote.  

The No campaign is in trouble with the Scottish independence vote too close to call, writes Raymie Kiernan

The referendum campaign has unleashed an unprecedented level of debate in Scotland.

Five reasons why we need to push for a Yes vote in Scotland

The leaders of the main Westminster parties, panicked this week, cancelled their plans and rushed to Scotland.

Local government workers in Scotland are set to receive strike ballot papers from Tuesday of next week. The Unison union is balloting over a claim for an extra £1 per hour and consolidation of the living wage.

Glasgow council is to outsource all responsibility for assessing and organising of people who need home care services from their social work department.