Scotland independence from britain
Sturgeon to urge May to think again on independence vote
May has stoked anger among the Scottish nationalists by blocking their demands for a new independence referendum.
Scots rejected independence by 55-45% in a referendum in September 2014, though the vote energised Scottish politics and support for the SNP has surged since then.
This follows a dispute about how and when to give Scotland more powers.
Unionists had warned independence would usher in financial, economic and political uncertainty.
Kashmir has been divided between India & Pakistan since a war after independence from Britain in 1947.
Millions are today casting their votes on whether Scotland should become an independent country.
Millions of Scots are voting for either a seperation from or to remain under the British government.
Surveys showed support for independence at 48 percent compared with 52 percent backing for the union.
Economist Alan Greenspan has dismissed the independence campaign’s promises as implausible.
In under 48 hours, the Scots will vote on whether they will remain within the UK or be independent.
Many fear such a split would foreshadow a British exit from the European Union.
For Scottish athletes to compete under an independent flag, they would need a national Olympic committee.
The number of people saying they would vote “No” to independence had dropped to 39 percent.
Britain promised a range of new powers for Scotland if it chooses to stay within the UK.
David Cameron will make the case for the economic benefits of Scotland staying in the United Kingdom.
It will be the last real public chance to reach a large audience for the pro separatists.
There's a 79% chance people will reject the chance to end the union with England.
JK Rowling said she was concerned about the economic impact of Scotland going it alone.
A man has wagered £400,000 in what bookies say is one of the world’s biggest political bets.