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    Wow! Someone who came here as a No has just stood up & says he's voting Yes now. He can't find a reason as to why we are "Better Together"

  2. . making a powerful case tonight for investing in Scotland's youth. Young workers will build Scotland's economy

  3. . speaking in Motherwell tonight about our unique and best chance at creating a fairer and more equal society

  4. . tells a packed hall in Motherwell this is about more than party politics. It's about sharing wealth more evenly

  5. With Yes, we can expand collective bargaining and employee representation on boards.

  6. A No vote means more governments undermining, instead of enhancing, workers' rights.

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    Alex Salmond is right "Cameron doesn't speak for England, he speaks for a Westminster elite" Go for it, Scotland

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    Mr. Cameron wants us to tweet friends in . As an Englishman living in , more than happy to oblige. I support !

  9. With No, workers' jobs and contracts are under threat from a further £25 billion austerity cuts.

  10. In 40 years hasn't once voted for the Tories, but we're forced to put up with them anyway. With , we can do better.

  11. Even David Cameron agrees that has got what it takes to be a "successful independent country" like Norway & Switzerland.

  12. David Cameron's speech was all about the past - but offered no positive vision whatsoever for 's future.

  13. A Yes vote means we speak with our own voice on the world stage, not depend on Tory ministers we didn't vote for to do it for us

  14. The PM's happy to rally people in rUK to the No camp, but refuses to defend his position to the people of Scotland in a TV debate

  15. Cameron's government is imposing harmful cuts and plunging more children into poverty. With a , we can choose a fairer path.

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