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Scotland will stay in the United Kingdom after 1707anyonecountrydeeplyendhardhistoricincludingindependencemoreownpartpowersrejectingrichersupportersteamsvictorywaywhether independence. Scottish people voted on 1707anyonecountrydeeplyendhardhistoricincludingindependencemoreownpartpowersrejectingrichersupportersteamsvictorywaywhether or not to be an independent 1707anyonecountrydeeplyendhardhistoricincludingindependencemoreownpartpowersrejectingrichersupportersteamsvictorywaywhether. It joined the U.K. in 1707anyonecountrydeeplyendhardhistoricincludingindependencemoreownpartpowersrejectingrichersupportersteamsvictorywaywhether. There was a clear 1707anyonecountrydeeplyendhardhistoricincludingindependencemoreownpartpowersrejectingrichersupportersteamsvictorywaywhether for staying 1707anyonecountrydeeplyendhardhistoricincludingindependencemoreownpartpowersrejectingrichersupportersteamsvictorywaywhether of the U.K. Around 55% voted 'No'. The referendum was the 1707anyonecountrydeeplyendhardhistoricincludingindependencemoreownpartpowersrejectingrichersupportersteamsvictorywaywhether of two years of 1707anyonecountrydeeplyendhardhistoricincludingindependencemoreownpartpowersrejectingrichersupportersteamsvictorywaywhether campaigning by the 'Yes' and 'No' 1707anyonecountrydeeplyendhardhistoricincludingindependencemoreownpartpowersrejectingrichersupportersteamsvictorywaywhether. Scotland's Deputy First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said the result was 1707anyonecountrydeeplyendhardhistoricincludingindependencemoreownpartpowersrejectingrichersupportersteamsvictorywaywhether disappointing.

The referendum was one of the most 1707anyonecountrydeeplyendhardhistoricincludingindependencemoreownpartpowersrejectingrichersupportersteamsvictorywaywhether votes ever in the U.K. Pro-independence 1707anyonecountrydeeplyendhardhistoricincludingindependencemoreownpartpowersrejectingrichersupportersteamsvictorywaywhether said Scottish people would be 1707anyonecountrydeeplyendhardhistoricincludingindependencemoreownpartpowersrejectingrichersupportersteamsvictorywaywhether with their 1707anyonecountrydeeplyendhardhistoricincludingindependencemoreownpartpowersrejectingrichersupportersteamsvictorywaywhether country. The "Better Together" campaigners, 1707anyonecountrydeeplyendhardhistoricincludingindependencemoreownpartpowersrejectingrichersupportersteamsvictorywaywhether the U.K. Prime Minister, said 1707anyonecountrydeeplyendhardhistoricincludingindependencemoreownpartpowersrejectingrichersupportersteamsvictorywaywhether would have harmed Scotland. People voted 'no', but Scotland will get more 1707anyonecountrydeeplyendhardhistoricincludingindependencemoreownpartpowersrejectingrichersupportersteamsvictorywaywhether. Ms Sturgeon said she would work with " 1707anyonecountrydeeplyendhardhistoricincludingindependencemoreownpartpowersrejectingrichersupportersteamsvictorywaywhether in any 1707anyonecountrydeeplyendhardhistoricincludingindependencemoreownpartpowersrejectingrichersupportersteamsvictorywaywhether" to get 1707anyonecountrydeeplyendhardhistoricincludingindependencemoreownpartpowersrejectingrichersupportersteamsvictorywaywhether powers for Scotland.