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No one can deny Scotland’s right to choose our future
On May 6, let’s send Boris Johnson a message he can’t ignore. Scotland’s future, Scotland’s choice.
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Promises made in 2014 have been ‘busted by Brexit’
“It seems to me that in both straightforward, instrumental terms and in ideological terms Scotland will be much better off out of the United Kingdom and in the European Union.” – George Monbiot
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Fresh polls confirm independence is now the ‘settled will’ in Scotland
18 polls in a row confirm that independence is backed by a consistent majority of people in Scotland. Here’s the analysis of the data, trends, and what it all means.
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Scotland has what it takes: the facts
The size of our economy, our highly educated workforce, the abundance of natural resources, and cutting-edge innovation – all of them demonstrate that Scotland’s got what it takes to become a prosperous and thriving independent nation.
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All this is possible in an independent Scotland
Big enough, rich enough, smart enough. Scotland has what it takes to thrive as an independent country – a fairer, greener, more prosperous society is within reach.
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Chapter 1: Scotland has what it takes to be an independent country
Scotland is richer per head than many wealthy countries. We’re a renewable energy powerhouse. We have what it takes to be an independent nation.
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Momentum is firmly with independence as eleventh poll in a row shows Yes majority
People in Scotland increasingly believe that Scotland’s future must be in Scotland’s hands, not those of Boris Johnson and Westminster governments that we don’t vote for. Here’s the latest poll analysis.
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Former No voters on why they’re now Yes
Times Radio spoke to a focus group of 8 people who voted No in 2014. 7 of them would now vote Yes.
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Ewan McGregor says: Choose independence
Ewan McGregor now says YES to Scottish independence. “Enough’s enough. After the Brexit vote, I’ve changed my tune about it.”
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Former Labour leader says a vote is coming
Former Scottish Labour leader Kezia Dugdale says a referendum is coming: “If you look at current independence polling, there has been a considerable shift from No to Yes.”
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