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Judges’ verdict rests on whether Scotland’s sole Lib Dem MP acted ‘politically’ or ‘personally’
Party’s only Scots MP faces further questions over leaked memo
Campaigners lodge claim in court over leak of Sturgeon memo after crowdfunding drive
More than £14,000 raised for legal effort to void election of Lib Dem MP
Delays departure in bid to stop unions choosing successor
SNP leader says proposals ‘do not go far enough’
Minister quashes rumours Tories will offer more in attempt to shore up union
As the third-largest party in the Commons, Scottish MPs will take the Lib Dems’ former offices
SNP leader dismisses claims party will struggle to live up to sky-high expectations
Standard Life directors are preparing to issue a coded warning on fiscal schism
Prime minister raises possibility of a historic shake-up of the union
The groundswell of support for independence has risen to flood level, writes Roy Foster
Scotland rejects England as SNP trounces Labour north of border
Scottish Nationalists lose clout with Conservative victory
Tories might offer Edinburgh full control over taxes and domestic expenditure
Shadow chancellor Ed Balls loses seat in painful night for party
Scotland is now an SNP country and Scottish Labour is in ruins, writes Iain Martin
Nationalism plays a winning hand, writes Lionel Barber
Scotland has broken firmly with an England that has rejected Labour
A guide to constituencies that will give clues to the outcome of the closest UK election in decades
Douglas Alexander’s defeat to 20-year-old is emblematic of nationalist march
Pro-independence party makes sweeping gains as Scottish Labour leader Jim Murphy loses seat
Davidson tweets about ‘burly blokes’ turning people away if they don’t support a certain party
The surge in SNP support has not overturned the outcome of September’s referendum
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