Scotland Votes No to Independence, Stays in U.K.

Scotland Votes No to Independence, Stays in U.K.

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The video discusses Scotland's decision to remain part of the UK, with 55.3% voting against independence. Alex Salmond, the First Minister, announced his resignation following the vote. The referendum sparked debates on economic viability and political power, with UK Prime Minister David Cameron promising more policymaking power to Scotland. The video also explores polling inaccuracies and the impact of public opinion, highlighting the 'spiral of silence' phenomenon. The outcome has significant implications for UK politics, particularly for David Cameron and the Conservative Party.

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What percentage of Scots voted 'No' for independence?

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What did Alex Salmond announce earlier in the morning?

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What were some of the issues surrounding the independence debate?

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What was the reaction of UK Prime Minister David Cameron to the referendum results?

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How did the pre-vote polls perform in predicting the referendum outcome?

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