On the eve of the Scottish independence vote the mood in Edinburgh is a mix of optimism (on both sides), concern and, after an intense campaign that has dominated the press, an impatience to know once and for all what the future holds. After almost two years since Prime Minister David Cameron and First Minister Alex Salmond signed the Edinburgh Agreement, allowing the Scottish Parliament to hold an in/out vote on the union with the UK, everything will come down to a single day. An unprecedented 97% of eligible voters have registered in what is set to be a defining day for both Scotland and Great Britain — regardless ... (full story)