An independent Scotland might be helpless to resist decisions made in Westminster about its fate

In the event of a Yes vote, where would Westminster politicians from north of the border go?

Would the National Health Service be better or worse off in an independent Scotland? We hear from both sides of the debate

After the radical changes of the past eleven weeks, there is everything still to play for

Yes and No campaigners both want to woo small businesses, but it's clear information that the "wealth creators" really need

Polling by YouGov finds that the pro-union lead is now just 6 per cent

A collection of writing on the Scottish Referendum

Selected responses to Neal Ascherson's Prospect cover story, "Why I'm voting yes"

Scotland may become not so much a "progressive beacon" for the rest of the UK, as a giant focus group for the Taxpayers Alliance

Most Scots have made up their minds how they will vote in September, and they are heavily polarised