Sunday 17 January, 2021
Plaid Cymru leader Adam Price said the devolved Welsh administration was “under attack” by Boris Johnson’s government.
The Conservatives have said they will “absolutely” not hold another independence referendum in Scotland.
The mayors have all been threatened with arrest.
Has Brexit changed the game that much?
Spain’s Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy says he will defend the country’s “sovereignty”.
Alex Salmond thinks he should “hang his head in shame” for disrespecting her.
Six people have been arrested so far after ugly scenes at George Square last night.
Nearly three-quarters of tweeters on the day were nationalists.
Police have separated both Yes and No groups in Glasgow’s George Square.
It follows defeat for the Yes side in the independence referendum overnight.
David Cameron says the question is settled for ‘a generation or perhaps a lifetime’.
The Scottish First Minister says that the referendum was a “triumph” for democracy.
Young people really wanted independence.
Are you disappointed this morning or glad that there is still a United Kingdom across the water?
They accidentally declared Scotland independent :|
In celebration or defeat, Scottish emotion was on display across the country.
FREEEEEDDDOOOOOMMMMMMMM! Oh no, wait…
A result is expected at about 6.30am.
You’ve a face like a skelped erse. So now.
Here’s everything you need to know about what’s happening in Irish politics right now…
It’s barnstorming, really.
Ged Nash has become the first Irish government minister to express a view on Scottish independence.
She also said they were “campaigning for England”.
Can’t we all just have a sensible discussion?
David Cameron and Co promised “faster, safer and better change.”
Geldof’s been speaking out against Scottish independence.
Separatists say it will be up to the people to decide but there are questions about how secure the monarchy would be after independence.
Should they stay or should they go? Here’s what people have been saying.
Good morning! Here’s everything you need to know as the weekend starts…
“CAPALDI SPEAK CLEARLY.”
Could the United Kingdom really cease to be and what would this mean for Ireland?
The government has avoided expressing a view on the issue but where do the individual parties stand?
And also to stop using signs to threaten politicians.
The new advert was intended to convince undecided women to vote ‘No’.
The leaders of both sides in the Scottish referendum did battle tonight.
