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Politics

After a referendum campaign like this, will even no mean no?

The success of Yes Scotland seems less shocking when you see the anti-political mood it has tapped into

13 September 2014

9:00 AM

13 September 2014

9:00 AM

This is really happening. The Scots could vote to end the greatest, most successful union in human history next week. Westminster has, at last, woken up to this threat and what it would mean for the United Kingdom as a whole. The result has been panic, frenetic activity and a promise to turn Scotland into part of a quasi-federal state.

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