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Catriona Maclennan, BBC Scotland
Western Isles update

Posted at 01:00

The plane with the ballot papers from the Southern Isles (Uist and Barra) left Benbecula at 00:22 and is expected to land in Stornoway at approx 01:00.

There had been uncertainty over how the papers would get here due to low lying fog all over the islands.

Plan B was to transport the papers by boat from Uist to Harris, and then to Lewis by road, which would have meant a 05:00-06:00 declaration. Looking at a 03:00 declaration, approximately.

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Aileen Clarke

BBC Scotland
Fraud allegation update

Posted at 01:03

These allegations, as I understand it, relate to 10 votes.

The technical term for the allegation is "personation".

This is where somebody claiming to be Joe Bloggs turns up at a polling station and votes. Then maybe several hours later when the real Joe Bloggs finishes work and turns up to vote there is a problem. 'I'm sorry sir you have already voted'.

The allegation is that that has happened on 10 separate occasions at polling stations across Glasgow.

They will now try to trace the number of those ballots when it comes to the count.

We have noticed one of them being put aside in an envelope. That will form part of the police investigation as we understand it.

The number of people registered to vote in Glasgow is 486,219.

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Sarah Smith, BBC Scotland News presenter
Looking disappointed

Posted at 01:05

Early reports suggest Glasgow may have voted 54% "Yes" to 46% "No". However, "Yes" campaigners look a bit disappointed as they hoped the result would be more in their favour.

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Glasgow fraud search

Posted at 01:06

Colin Edgar, head of communication at Glasgow City Council, says the search for ballot papers which are the subject of an investigation of electoral fraud "will not delay the count".

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Hosie on Dundee turnout

Posted at 01:12

SNP MP Stewart Hosie in Dundee said: "Given what we have seen in parts of Scotland today, with turnouts of 85% and 90%, a 78% turnout here seems disappointing. In any other election, in any other referendum, a 78% turnout would be an extraordinary feat."

Asked whether he was still hopeful that "Yes" would win the referendum, Mr Hosie said there was, for now, an "information vacuum".

"Votes have not yet been counted, not a single result has been declared," he added

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West Dunbartonshire turnout

Posted at 01:12

Update. West Dunbatonshire total votes 62,532 - turnout 87.9%.

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Andrew Black

Political reporter, BBC Scotland
More turnout figures

Posted at 01:16

Some more turnout figures for you: Renfrewshire saw 117,612 votes with an 87.3% turnout. Inverclyde: 54,601 votes with an 87.4% turnout, West Dunbartonshire: 62,532 votes, with turnout at 87.9% and Dundee: 93,592 votes with turnout at 78.8%.

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First to declare

Posted at 01:19

Clackmannanshire and Orkney are both expected to declare within the next 15 minutes. Who will be first?

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Alison MacDonald, BBC Scotland News
West Lothian turnout

Posted at 01:20

Official turnout for West Lothian is 86.2%.

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Orkney vote

Posted at 01:21

Dave Grey in Orkney is now saying the result will be declared before 02:00.

He said: "The Better Together campaigners are looking happier. The seat has been Liberal or Liberal Democrat for as long as I have been alive so for the Yes campaign to take Orkney would be a bit of a coup."

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Jamie McIvor

BBC Scotland correspondent
Clackmannanshire count

Posted at 01:23

Clackmannanshire result due in five minutes. Magic number for the winning side will be 17,705.

Better Together campaigners in Alloa looking relaxed.

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High flyers

Posted at 01:23

Argyll and Bute Council ballot papers were taken by helicopter to to be counted in Lochgilphead.
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Dundee turnout

Posted at 01:28

Dundee turnout is 79%, with 93,558 votes cast.

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CLACKMANNANSHIRE RESULT

Posted at 01:30

"No" wins by 19,036 to 16,350. The total number of ballots was 35,410, a turnout of 88.6%.