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"I'm still torn" Scotland decides Scotland decides: As-it-happens Live coverage of a historic night for the United Kingdom Gordon Brown was passionate, but the Yes campaign is shouting louder Logic and argument have been left behind on the final day of campaigning in the Scottish independence referendum. Both sides, gathering for rallies in Glasgow, are now just trying to shout as loudly as they possibly can. Scottish independence: The view from the countryside On the streets of Scotland, the polls mean nothing Why would anyone still love Britain? Recrimination in Westminster as 'Yes' sees victory in its grasp Scottish independence: The view from the city Alex Salmond: An interview with the man who would break Britain Interview: Alex Salmond	Advertise your job vacancies here Gross mortgage lending £18.6 billion in August, says CML The Council of Mortgage Lenders estimates that gross mortgage lending reached £18.6 billion in August. Community Action Awards 2014-16: Tackling fuel poverty together in local communities Are you involved in an exciting, innovative project to tackle fuel poverty in your local community? OECD proposals ‘a significant step’ towards new international tax rules The Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT) has welcomed the publication of seven reports1 today by the OECD as a significant step towards a new set of international tax rules. Caernarfon man given suspended jail sentence for hunting fox with dog William Clive Alun Jones caught as part of RSPCA investigation into wildlife crime. Key conservation measure to increase protection for whales passed by vote at international whales forum An important resolution to provide increased protection to whales around the world was passed despite pro-whaling countries opposing it and a vote being forced on the second day of the 65th International Whaling Commission (IWC) meeting in Portoroz, Slovenia. Free schools failing to demonstrate they are advancing racial equality, new report finds The report, Free Schools, Equality and Inclusion, researched and written by Race On The Agenda (ROTA), found that many free schools are not operating fair and inclusive admission policies and are failing to comply with their statutory obligations to equality.

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