Scottish Independence

NIESR estimate shows 0.6% UK GDP growth in three months to end of August.

All three party leaders have agreed to cancel Commons question time to campaign in Scotland.

Carney reiterated the need for a political union to support a currency union

Credit Suisse warns that Scotland could be plunged into a 'deep recession' if it leaves the UK.

The Panelbase poll commissioned by Yes Scotland was conducted between 2-4 September

One of Britain's largest defence suppliers warns of uncertainty over an independent Scotland

ManpowerGroup survey of Scottish employers finds waning confidence in hiring intentions.

Scotland's Labour, Conservatives and Liberal Democrats are set to support a timetable set out by Gordon Brown.

Retail sales grew at fastest rate since December 2011, driven by clothing and footwear

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

A TNS poll showed campaigns are tied.

Conspiracy theorists mutter that the baby announcement is a Unionist plot.

European Commission refutes 'Yes' campaign's claims about European Union membership.

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

Will Rupert Murdoch's anti-establishment drive lead him to urge a 'Yes' to independence.

Professor Thom Brooks tells IBTimes UK that the immigration debate is based on misconceptions.

Swiss consumer price inflation accelerated more than expected, but overall dollar strength held down the Swiss franc.

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

SNP leader calls couple Earl and Countess of Strathearn ahead of Scottish independence vote.

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

YouGov poll showing increased support for independence weakens pound.

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.

Ed Miliband warns Labour supporters in Scotland against a vote for independence

SNP deputy leader says Westminster has imposed sky high tuition fees in the rest of the UK.

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.

Neither side in this debate are angels - but in my experience the No campaign is far more abusive and irrational.

Uncertainty is the one major thing that markets hate