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"The bullying of the Westminster parties continues to backfire" Scottish independence One month to go: Poll bump gives Salmond hope for Scottish independence Alex Salmond goes into the last month of campaigning for the Scottish independence referendum with a spring in his step, after two polls show a boost in support for the 'Yes' camp How different are Scotland's values to the rest of the UK's? The case against Scottish independence has a pretty clear answer to the question of whether Scotland has its own separate values system: it just doesn't exist. Will Scottish independence kill Balamory? The BBC's dominance north of the border poses a big problem for Scottish nationalists. In the event of independence, what would happen to telly north of the border? Scottish independence: Celebrity deathmatch All the coolest celebrities support the 'Yes' campaign in the Scottish independence referendum. In other news... We're on the verge of victory in the fight for medicinal cannabis As a Home Office minister calls for medicinal cannabis use to be made legal, we give the inside story on a campaign that may be on the verge of victory Comment: Businesses need to urgently rethink their place in society If they want to win back consumers' faith, businesses need to start behaving like decent citizens. Last week... Week in Review: As Iraq descends into chaos, Cameron points at fish Of Cameron's many failures, his foreign policy may be the most acute	Advertise your job vacancies here Woman banned from keeping animals for life after leaving her cat to die Amy Cattigan (01/02/1994) of Hollyfield, Hatfield, Hertfordshire, has been banned from keeping animals for life after she admitted neglecting her pet cat. Government restricts Liechtenstein route for tax disclosure The UK Government has acted to restrict the situations where taxpayers can use a government agreement with Liechtenstein to get a more generous settlement from HMRC. Lack of females studying maths and physics at A-level a worry say engineers Today’s publication of exam results in the UK reveals a continuing lack of students, particularly females, taking maths and physics at A-level. Voice's statement on A-level results Ian Toone: "GCE A level students and their teachers are especially congratulated on this year’s results, which reflect high standards of teaching and learning in the face of Government interference designed to make A levels more demanding". Mortgage areas and possessions decline again Mortgage arrears and possessions continued to fall in the second quarter of 2014, according to data published today by the Council of Mortgage Lenders. New cuts data provides yet more evidence that our mental health system is at breaking point, says charity An investigation by Health Service Journal has exposed widespread reductions in NHS mental health spending.

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