Key events
19 Sept 2014
Summary
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David Cameron's statement
19 Sept 2014
Alex Salmond's concession speech - Snap summary and analysis
19 Sept 2014
Alistair Darling's speech
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Alex Salmond's concession speech
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Fife - No 55.05%, yes 44.95%
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Edinburgh - No 61.1%, 38.9%
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Scots reject independence - Guardian
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Sky News declares no side has won
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Glasgow - Yes 53.49%, no 46.51%
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Perth and Kinross - No 60%, yes 40%
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Labour claims victory
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Summary at 4.30am BST
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West Dunbartonshire - yes victory
19 Sept 2014
Gove confirms government planning 'English votes for English laws'
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Dundee - Yes 57.35%, no 42.65%
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Inverclyde - No 50.08%, yes 49.92%
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Eilean Siar - No 53.42%, yes 46.58%
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Shetland - No 63.7%, yes 36.3%
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Gove says government going to pursue reform for England urgently
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Orkney - No 67.2%, yes 32.8%
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Clackmannanshire - No 53.8%, yes on 46.2%
19 Sept 2014
'Electoral fraud'
19 Sept 2014
Key constituencies to watch
18 Sept 2014
Salmond not expected to attend his local count
18 Sept 2014
YouGov's Peter Kellner says 'it's a 99% chance of a no victory'
18 Sept 2014
Polls suggests 54% Scots vote no, 46% voted yes
18 Sept 2014
Scottish independence referendum - A guide for the geeks
18 Sept 2014
10 key moments from the referendum campaign
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The view from the counting centres
18 Sept 2014
Scottish independence referendum - A guide for beginniners
18 Sept 2014
Tonight's Guardian #indyref team
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Josh Halliday is at the Green Mantle pub in Edinburgh, where he asks a drinker named Alan about the prospective result.
Frank, a friend of Alan’s, is a no voter. “It feels like common sense might prevail,” he tells Josh.
More evidence of no triumphalism.
This is from the Herald’s Michael Settle.
Bloomberg’s Rob Hutton is at the national results centre in Edinburgh. This is what happened when the Clackmannanshire result came in.
Panic over, reports Steven Morris from Dundee.
Live-blogging a fire alarm, I think.
The fire brigade has arrived at the Dundee count, reports Steven Morris.
Firefighters at the Dundee count. Photograph: Steven Morris/GuardianThe Scotsman’s Kenny Farquarson is rather more brutal in his verdict on Clackmannanshire.
And this made me smile.
John Curtice , the elections expert, on the BBC says the yes said will be “rather disappointed” by the result in Clackmannanshire. But it will not make much difference to the overall result, he says.
Oh dear. Fire alarm goes off at the Dundee count, reports Steven Morris. Everybody out.
Fire alarm at the Dundee count. Photograph: Steven Morris/GuardianShare
Updated at 20.53 EDT
Clackmannanshire - No 53.8%, yes on 46.2% Here’s the result for Clackmannanshire.
No: 19,036 (53.8%)
Yes: 16,350 (46.2%)
This is disappointing for yes. It was one of their best hopes.
But the number of votes is actually tiny. It only accounts for 0.9% of the Scottish electorate.
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Updated at 21.05 EDT
Here’s the Shetland turnout.
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