Scottish Referendum: Alistair Darling speech on No vote winning

The speaker expresses gratitude to the majority for their support and acknowledges the disappointment of those who supported the 'yes' side. They emphasize the need to move the debate from constitutional issues to daily concerns and commit to political change. The speaker recognizes the divisions created by the campaign and calls for unity and leadership to address them. They reflect on the challenges of the campaign and the decision made by the Scottish people for progress and change within the United Kingdom.

What sentiments does the speaker express towards those who supported the 'yes' side?

How does the speaker suggest the Scottish Parliament should address the concerns of the people?

What does the speaker identify as a necessary step for the country after the vote?

What risks does the speaker mention regarding the arguments for separation?

What call to action does the speaker make at the end of the speech?