成人快手

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The three main pro-Union parties are expected to announce their backing for more powers for Scotland later. It is understood the parties will support a timetable which was set out by former prime minister Gordon Brown. The announcement comes as a new poll shows the rival Scottish independence referendum campaigns almost tied. Yes Scotland described the poll as "another breakthrough" while Better Together said it showed there was "no room for a protest vote". The latest poll shows that of all the adults surveyed, 39% are backing a "No" vote, 38% a "Yes" vote and 23% are undecided. Of those who said they were sure to vote, the "Yes" and "No" camps were neck and neck at 41% with 18% undecided. It's been a week of new timelines, polls and changes on the money markets but has any of it made you sway one way or another?

Louise asks: As the referendum debate intensifies, have you heard anything which would change your mind?