Both sides of the Scottish independence referendum are making their final pitch to voters in the final hours before the vote on Thursday, with the numbers too close to call.
If the Westminster love-bombing and corporate warnings are enough to persuade the Scots to come back into the fold, we ask a panel of experts what will happen after a No vote.
The latest poll of voting intentions in the upcoming Scottish independence referendum shows the Better Together (No) campaign in the lead by six percent.
A recent YouGov poll that showed the Yes campaign edging ahead of Better Together for the first time has spooked the markets, but could the results be an outlier?
Yes Scotland is a loose amalgam and umbrella of different pro-independence groups and individuals. A significant number of front-line activists campaigning under the Yes Scotland banner represent ordinary people with no party political membership. Some have never been involved in political activism before.