About: Alex Salmond
Scottish independence now neck-and-neck, new post-Brexit poll shows
Support for Scottish independence in the wake of the Brexit referendum is now effectively neck-and-neck, according to a new poll released Wednesday (8 February).Nearly two-thirds of Scots don’t want independence referendum in 2017
Nearly two-thirds of Scottish voters do not want a referendum on independence this year, according to a new poll, despite the shockwaves caused by the UK’s vote to leave the EU.Scotland, Northern Ireland and Gibraltar eye turbulent future
Three of the constituent parts of the United Kingdom that voted to remain in the EU – Scotland, Northern Ireland and tiny Gibraltar – are now facing calls for referendums on their future.Salmond predicts Scotland could be independent ‘within 2 years’ of Brexit
Former Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond predicted on Monday (9 May) that Scotland could be independent within two years of a Brexit vote.Scottish nationalists raise prospect of another independence vote after 2016
Just a month before the most unpredictable British election in a generation, Scottish Nationalist Party leader Nicola Sturgeon raised the prospect of another independence referendum after 2016 that could break apart the United Kingdom.Scotland to become independent ‘within 20 years’, says Salmond
Scotland will break away from the United Kingdom within 20 years, the defeated leader of the Scottish Nationalist Party predicted on Sunday (2 November), after a poll showed a majority of voters would back independence if another referendum were held today.Salmond to quit as Scottish first minister after independence vote defeat
Alex Salmond has announced he will step down as Scotland’s first minister and resign as the leader of the Scottish National Party, after voters rejected independence from the UK. VideoPromoted content
EU says Scotland’s NO vote good for “united and stronger” Europe
In a poll that attracted over 84% turnout, Scotland voted on Thursday to remain part of the United Kingdom by around 55% to 45%.Scotland votes to remain in the UK, ‘devo max’ underway
Scotland has voted to remain part of the United Kingdom, rejecting independence by about 55% to 45% in a poll that attracted a British record 84.59% turnout and is set to spur major constitutional change. VideoPromoted content