The Lib Dems have always been in favour of the Union and of EU membership. Now that Scotland can't have both, it would be reasonable for them to think about which of the two is more important.

59% support for independence in Scotland now, according to the Sunday Post.

http://mobile.reuters.com/article/idUSKCN0ZC0QT

 

and we're in! Someone team Merkel has just backed us saying the EU still has 28 members because of an independent Scotland.

 

I like it when a plan comes together.

Scotland // On holding a second independence referendum:

Support: 42%

Oppose: 45%

(via Survation / 25 Jun)

 

Scottish independence poll:

Yes: 49% (+5)

No: 42% (-5)

(via Survation / 25 Jun)

 

https://twitter.com/britainelects

Scotland // On holding a second independence referendum:

Support: 42%

Oppose: 45%

(via Survation / 25 Jun)

 

Scottish independence poll:

Yes: 49% (+5)

No: 42% (-5)

(via Survation / 25 Jun)

 

https://twitter.com/britainelects

Unfortunately I think that's still too small a majority for Yes for a second referendum, especially as a lot of the yes votes will be gut reaction after the EU result.

 

If there is a second referendum I think I'd be very likely to vote yes now tbh after being hugely against independence in 2014.