Scottish independence: 'Deal agreed' on referendum
A deal has been reached between the UK and Scottish governments over the rules for the independence referendum.
In a joint statement Deputy First Minister Nicola Sturgeon and Scottish Secretary Michael Moore said "substantial progress" had been made.
But the BBC understands that although a few minor details need to be ironed out, a package of measures has been agreed. David Cameron and Alex Salmond are expected to meet on Monday in Edinburgh.
Scotland Office Minister David Mundell confirmed it would be a single-question referendum.
09 Oct 2012
- From the section Scotland politics