
Will there be a referendum on independence before the next Scottish Parliament election?
Background: The primary aim of Scotland's Governing party, the SNP (www.snp.org), is to bring full independence to Scotland. However, the SNP is a minority party and therefore cannot conduct a referendum without support from another party.
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Suspend date: Sun 1st May 2011 11:59pm PST (1 year to go)
Initial likelihoods: Yes: 35%
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The Scotsman 27 weeks ago
and says he has no plans for an immediate shake-up of the Barnett formula. The Tories and the SNP have diametrically opposite objectives in terms of the constitution. Mr Cameron says he leads 'the party of the Union' and has pledged to do 'all in my
score: 10
Guardian Unlimited 27 weeks ago
of the political wilderness? This week, the party that still lives with the humiliation of having just one MP in Scotland, has a little bounce in its step ahead of its spring conference. Its opinion poll ratings, for a general election at least, are up
score: 10
Glasgow Herald 27 weeks ago
for the Conservative party. 'It means cooperation, it means respecting that what is decided in Scotland by the Scottish Parliament should be respected by the Westminster Parliament.' This respect, he said, would be shown on issues such as student fees
score: 10
Scotland on Sunday Online 28 weeks ago
Scottish Political Editor DAVID Cameron has pledged that Conservative ministers will have regular meetings with the Scottish Parliament as part of his drive to end the cross-border war between the Scottish and UK governments. The Conservative leader has
score: 10
The Times 28 weeks ago
Labour has seized on a poll for The Times which showed that both Scotland and England have embraced devolution. The Populus survey commissioned to mark the tenth anniversary of the first elections to the Scottish Parliament showed that more than two

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