Osborne Warns Scots Against Independence

The transcript discusses the Chancellor's address on the implications of Scottish independence on currency sharing. He argues against a currency union, citing economic risks and instability. The address is part of a coordinated effort by Westminster to oppose Scottish independence. Economic analyses suggest that Scotland's debt would threaten a currency union's stability. Political figures, including George Osborne, emphasize the risks, while Scottish Nationalists respond robustly. Public opinion polls indicate that financial matters are crucial in the independence debate.

What was the response from the Scottish Nationalists to George Osborne's intervention?

According to recent polls, what is the most important issue for Scots when deciding how to vote?