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Sterling fell below $1.61 overnight after latest poll puts No vote only one point ahead.

A TNS poll showed campaigns are tied.

Share prices down over investor concerns about UK break-up as poll suggests independence looms.

RBS and Lloyds share prices down by more than 3% after survey suggests independence on way.

However, Scotland's private sector economy rose solidly in August

The latest YouGov poll shows support to break the 307-year old union is leading for the first time.

Labour has called to work with the Tories after the referendum to give Scots more power

Deputy First Minister Nicola Sturgeon will face scrutiny over welfare in an independent Scotland.

Labour leader Ed Miliband will also promise change if they vote against independence.

Ferguson Ewing said future governments will consider what role tax changes play in economic recovery.

Uncertainty is the one major thing that markets hate

YouGov poll shows that the gap between the Yes and No vote is closing.

Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown warns about Scotland refusing to pay its share of UK debt.

The pro independence vote soared in August.

However the Bank of Scotland's report didn't mention how Scottish independence would affect this.

Finance Secretary John Swinney confirms Scotland won't pay debt if it doesn't keep the pound

Bosses at 130 major companies say business case for independence hasn't been made

Downing Street say prime minister only watched news coverage of Salmond/Darling referendum debate

Salmond steamrollered Alastair Darling with combative stance.

Scots will vote on whether to stay part of the 307-year old union on 18 September

The UK government has provided £10m worth of grant funding to the Meygen project

HSBC's Chairman Douglas Flint said there'll be a capital flight if union is broken

Scotland's government grants owners of the yard permission to bring site back into use

Sir Ian Wood also warns of dwindling oil production affecting jobs and the local economy.

Adam Smith Institute argues better financial system would stem from informal sterling use.

Some 52% of Scottish companies claim they do not have enough business domestically.

Poverty and Social Exclusion in the United Kingdom project highlights concerning Scottish data.

Nato general secretary Anders Fogh Rasmussen said the application could take years.

Memo circulated says it's 'necessary for civil servants to support the UK government's position'

Edinburgh-based firm says Scottish companies will have more opportunities as part of the union