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Archive: Alex Salmond
Devo-max: Gone from the ballot paper, but not forgotten
Although the jostling over the terms of the contest is now over, the impact of omitting a third 'devo-max' option from the ballot paper is already shaping the campaign.
Scottish independence: Overconfident London could rue the day
SNP defiant over independence referendum
Scottish independence: All to play for after referendum talks
Poll: Having SNP in power dampens support for independence
Having the Scottish National party (SNP) in power in Holyrood actually dampens support for independence among the public, new research suggests.
Grudge match: Alex Ferguson vs Alex Salmond
Alex Ferguson had a few choice words for Alex Salmond today, amid attempts to limit the role Scots outside the country could have in the independence campaign.
It's official: Independent Scotland would have to apply for EU membership
Uncertainties over an independent Scotland's relationship with the EU have been laid to rest, after the European Commission confirmed to a Lord committee it would need to re-apply for membership.
Brand damage: Alex Salmond scandal deepens
The growing scandal over Alex Salmond's promises about an independent Scotland's membership of the EU has deepened, after further allegations about his behaviour emerged.
Analysis: Is the SNP starting to unravel?
Just as they get what they want, the nationalists are falling apart. Can they put the pieces back together or is this the beginning of the end for the SNP?
Bare-faced liar: Alex Salmond's reputation in the mud
Alex Salmond appeared to have been caught in an out-and-out lie yesterday, amid a disastrous series of events for the Scottish National party (SNP)
SNP members lash out at gay marriage policy
Members of the Scottish National party (SNP) lashed out at plans to legalise gay marriage yesterday, as they gathered for their conference in Perth.
Golden child no more? Salmond under fire as SNP conference kicks off
Alex Salmond was trying to rally his troops on the first day of the SNP conference today, despite political storms breaking out in all directions.
Cameron and Salmond sign the daddy of all British referendums
Britain is about to experience one of the longest and most important referendums in its history, after David Cameron and Alex Salmond signed off on a two-year campaign over Scottish independence.
Scottish independence: Overconfident London could rue the day
The whole point of the standoff in January was over who would be able to control the rules of the game.
Nationalists trumpet 'Scottish legend' Murray's US Open win
Andy Murray's US Open victory has prompted another bout of political oneupmanship from leaders north of the border.
Support for Scottish independence continues to fall
Alex Salmond's hopes of securing Scottish independence were dwindling today, after a new poll showed support for separation continued to fall.
Scottish independence prospects dwindle as polls slam Salmond
The number of people prepared to support Scottish independence is falling substantially, new polling suggests.
Salmond: Observer journalists accessed my bank account
Alex Salmond's bank account was illegally accessed by journalists working for the Observer newspaper, the Scottish first minister has claimed at the Leveson inquiry.
Salmond 'dithering' over referendum
David Cameron pressured Alex Salmond into holding an early referendum on Scottish independence today, when he addressed the Scottish Conservative party conference.
'Confident' Salmond ready to begin independence campaign
Scottish nationalists are ready to begin their "positive approach" to independence as early as this May, Alex Salmond has said.
Pincer movement: Clegg and Miliband take on Salmond
Nick Clegg and Ed Miliband made near-simultaneous speeches attacking Scottish minister Alex Salmond today, as the debate over Scottish independence hots up.
Cameron comes out fighting for Scotland
David Cameron began his fight for the preservation of the United Kingdom in Edinburgh today.
MPs demand clarity on Scottish divorce
Divorce from Scotland should be fair and equitable, parliamentarians have urged.
Scottish independence: All to play for after referendum talks
Completely different assessments over the timing of an independence referendum have emerged from the two camps after Monday's talks in Edinburgh.
Salmond popularity plummets amid referendum controversy
The popularity of Alex Salmond has plummeted 13% since December, as the storm over a referendum on Scottish independence dominates the front pages.
Salmond attacks Cameron 'dictatorship'
David Cameron's increasingly "dictatorial" approach to the Scottish independence referendum is increasing the likelihood of a 'yes' vote, Alex Salmond has said.
Salmond: The case for English independence
Alex Salmond will direct his campaign for Scottish independence in an unusual direction today when he sets out the case for English benefits from separation.
Clegg tells Salmond: Don't be so jumpy
Scottish first minister Alex Salmond has dismissed growing pressure from Westminster as "bullying".
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