The Radical Independence Campaign could win over the “missing million”
The movement's message of "Scotland for the people" offers the best chance of winning over those alienated from politics.
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Salmond’s only hope of victory is a Tory recovery
To triumph against the odds, the Yes campaign needs fear of a Conservative government and permanent austerity to push voters…
ByWhy Scottish independence wouldn’t mean a permanent majority for the Tories
Unless the Tories dramatically improve their performance in the north, independence would most likely lead to further hung parliaments or…
ByThe Dunfermline victory can’t disguise Scottish Labour’s difficulties
Despite the party's by-election success, all the signs still point towards another SNP-controlled parliament in 2016.
ByAlex Salmond’s speech to the 2013 SNP conference – full text
The first minister announced the date of the independence white paper, and told conference: "We should remember that Scotland has…
ByWhy Michael Moore’s sacking as Scottish Secretary will weaken the No campaign
The Lib Dem was a formidable opponent because his measured, moderate unionism was difficult for the nationalists to deal with.
ByWhat Salmond could learn from Miliband
The Labour leader has displayed a willingness to confront "vested interests" generally lacking in the Scottish First Minister.
ByDouglas Alexander’s speech on the Scottish independence referendum: full text
"The politics I believe in, an affirming politics of solidarity and possibility, cannot be built on the act of walking…
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