Indyref2

Scotland in Union’s bid to secure an opinion poll to support their vision of Brexit Britain has badly backfired, writes Linda Fabiani.

A new poll has found 60 per cent of Scots would vote against independence if they were asked whether to leave or remain in the United Kingdom, a landmark poll has found.

Scots would vote against independence by a wide margin if they were asked whether to leave or remain in the United Kingdom, a landmark poll has found.

Scottish Labour leader Richard Leonard says the turmoil of Brexit would be “nothing” compared with the uncertainty caused by a second independence referendum and a vote to leave the UK.

The Scottish Independence Convention (The SIC) has hit the halfway figure in its attempts to raise £180,000 to pay for a new push for the Yes movement.

One of Labour’s most senior parliamentarians has warned a chaotic no-deal Brexit would push him towards supporting Scottish independence, and criticised Richard Leonard’s stand against holding a second independence referendum.

A majority of Scots say Holyrood should have the right to decide on holding a fresh referendum on independence, a new poll has found.

Brexit secretary Michael Russell has raised the prospect of a second independence referendum without the approval of Westminster.

Scotland would not necessarily have to have a second independence referendum to leave the United Kingdom, a senior SNP MP has said.

A new poll has found that half of voters would back Scottish independence in a referendum after Brexit.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon was last night urged by a leading figure in the SNP to produce a new independence white paper to build momentum for a second referendum.

SNP must show they care more for the common weal than for the ideology of independence given the dangers posed by Brexit, writes Joyce McMillan.

Thousands of Scottish independence supporters could cause major disruption in the heart of Edinburgh this weekend as part of a proposed protest.

Nicola Sturgeon has hit back after Theresa May called on the SNP to forget about Scottish independence and instead concentrate on the “day to day issues that matter to people in Scotland”.

Independence supporters have accused a Scottish government quango of acting unlawfully by denying the use of a park in Edinburgh for what they are calling “the biggest independence rally yet”.

The organisers of a major Scottis independence march, dubbed 'the biggest independence rally yet' face a crisis after being denied access to Holyrood Park in Edinburgh to stage their event.

A second referendum on Scottish independence would require a further vote on the terms of ‘divorce’ talks between Scotland and the UK, Liberal Democrat leader Sir Vince Cable has said.

The SNP made two newsworthy announcements yesterday – the first declaring that a date for Indyref2 wouldn’t be announced at conference – and the second that they plan a ‘day of action’ on the issue at the end of this month.

Independence supporters will gather almost four years on from Scotland’s referendum in Glasgow this weekend.