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The problem (for them) is that a new currency would mean their credit rating wouldn't be as good and make borrowing more expensive. Its academic anyway, they won't vote yes; the yes campaign has about 37% support at present. Salmon is claiming that all the don't knows will vote yes so he'll...

Not as I understand it. There is currently the Pound Sterling which is the currency of the UK and backed by the Bank of England. This will continue for England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Scotland will be a new nation and will therefore need its own currency which it will need to back by its...

Connery has said he won't live in Scotland until it's an independent country, so he's rather shooting himself in the foot (with a Walther PPK presumably)

I was amused by the Scots they interviewed who live in England but believe they should have a vote too; If they are so bothered about it, simply go and live there and register, there's nothing stopping them.

It's not true. To be able to vote you must be : British citizens resident in Scotland. Qualifying Commonwealth citizens resident in Scotland. This means Commonwealth citizens who either have leave to remain in the UK or do not require such leave, and are resident in Scotland. Citizens of the...

If you're married, you (usually) have a joint bank account. You put in and take out different amounts according to your individual and joint needs. You also have debts, such as a mortgage which you are jointly liable for. If one of you then divorces the other, the debts and assets are split...