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New leader Johann Lamont has to develop a coherent political and constitutional alternative to the S
The Scottish First Minister is encouraged by a new poll showing that support for independence dramatically increases when the prospect of UK withdrawal from the EU is raised.
It's right-wing bigotry that the protesters are "virulently opposed" to, not "the English".
As it was for the "Tartan Tories", the real test for UKIP is not whether it can take votes off the Conservatives but whether it can build a broader long-term coalition.
A new poll by Lord Ashcroft contradicts previous findings and shows that more than half of Scots believe Trident should be replaced.
But the SNP’s lack of radicalism makes it difficult for the Yes campaign to capitalise.
The SNP could use Labour’s promise to maintain coalition austerity policies to increase union support.
Scotland will not be forced to adopt a scorched earth approach to public spending if it leaves the UK.
Electoral Commission says proposed referendum question "should be replaced by more neutral wording".
The pro-independence camp can't afford to spend the next 20 months simply responding to aggressive unionist and media questioning.
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