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Muslims will play a significant role in deciding if their future is in the United Kingdom, or an independent Scotland.
As a deal for a historic referendum on Scottish independence is signed, we ask if Scotland can really go it alone.
British and Scottish leaders sign a deal to give Scotland a referendum on independence in 2014 after 300 years of union.
Briton's long-awaited Grand Slam title caps a memorable summer of sport for the Olympic and Paralympic hosts.
A referendum in 2014 will decide whether Scotland will become the world's newest nation.
Although the United Kingdom finds itself turning to the Labour party, the Conservatives manage to hold on to London.
Scotland has five of the top 200 universities in the world and 25% of Europe's offshore wind and tidal energy potential.
On October 18, 2014, Scots will get a chance to vote for independence from the United Kingdom.
Although the monarchy is not to everyone's taste, getting rid of the queen will not solve England's problems.
Alex Salmond, the first minister of Scotland, discusses the practical and economic advantages of Scottish independence.
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