GREAT Britain!
— Gary Lineker (@GaryLineker) September 19, 2014
Final result of Scotland's Independence referendum #indyref
NO 2,001,926 (55%)
YES 1,617,989 (45%)
Turnout 84.59% pic.twitter.com/A6TZonWupd
— BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) September 19, 2014
LETTET: Statsminister David Cameron er lettet etter skotsk nei til uavhengighet. Han sier valgresultatet gjelder for en generasjon, kanskje på livstid. Og at det ikke er noen mulighet for omkamp. Samtidig lover han skottene mer makt.
Good news this morning: the United Kingdom remains united. Congratulations to the people of Scotland & to all who believe in a united Europe
— Espen Barth Eide (@EspenBarthEide) September 19, 2014
SEIERHERREN:Alistair Darling har ledet nei-side i valget om skotsk uavhengighet, og kunne i dag gratulerer sine tilhengere med seieren. Han sier det var vanskelig å kjempe mot ja-sida, men at det var nødvendig å opplyse om skadevirkningene.
Absurd i Glasgow. Mens hundrevis var samlet for å følge valget på George-plassen, stod disse i kø for ny iphone pic.twitter.com/ZYsvYfWJyq
— Sindre G. Meldalen (@sindregm) September 19, 2014
#indyref Been up all night watching Scotland make history. A huge turnout, a peaceful democratic process: we should be proud.
— J.K. Rowling (@jk_rowling) September 19, 2014
Først jubel, så dyp skuffelse i Glasgow.
Scottish nationalist leader Salmond says Scotland has decided not to become an independent country, he accepts defeat
— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) September 19, 2014
Scotland's #indyref totals after 29 of 32 declarations:
Yes 1,398,540 (44.6%)
No 1,737,464 (55.4%)
http://t.co/J7Ne5KyfWw
— BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) September 19, 2014
I've spoken to Alistair Darling - and congratulated him on an well-fought campaign. #indyref
— David Cameron (@David_Cameron) September 19, 2014
Well done to Glasgow, our commonwealth city, and to the people of Scotland for such a incredible support
— Alex Salmond (@AlexSalmond) September 19, 2014