There will have to be some sort of settlement in the event of a close no vote, else the referendum will become a neverendum
maybe sacrificing the BBC is a price worth paying. I vote yes, lets slash the beeb
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Originally posted by Troll View PostBut surely you wouldn't want to keep using the language of the Auld enemy post Independence would you?
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Originally posted by Troll View Post& more propaganda
English say Scots will pay a heavy price for referendum
I don't recall being polled
I don't recall being polled
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Originally posted by Troll View Post& more propaganda
English say Scots will pay a heavy price for referendum
I don't recall being polled
I don't recall being polled
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& more propaganda
English say Scots will pay a heavy price for referendum
Voters south of the Border want a cut to Scottish annual public spending of almost £1,400 per person if there is a No vote, and a refusal to share the pound in the event of independence.
People in England overwhelmingly want Scotland to remain part of the United Kingdom, with 59 per cent opposed to independence and 19 per cent in favour.
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Originally posted by Troll View Post
btw - hate the way the Scots can display the saltire on their uniforms / equipment ...very divisive
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Originally posted by Batcher View PostTurns out that back in 2002 the SNP complained to the BBC that Birt had conspired with Tony Bliar to stop the production of a Scottish 6 o'clock news.
- Tributes paid to young woman found dead in Inverness
- Edinburgh Zoo introduces Velu, the first chimpanzee to be successfully reared in Scotland in 15 years
& of course the obligatory dig at the English- Islamic militants post video of US journalist's beheading by man speaking with English accent
The rest seems to be rehashed world / UK news already covered by the BBC
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Originally posted by Troll View Post
I think the Northern Irish and Welsh regiments display their flags on their uniforms too. Maybe the English don't because the St George's cross makes them look like crusaders?
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