Dumfries turnout
Posted at 02:07
Turnout in Dumfries and Galloway was 87.5%.
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Dumfries turnout
Posted at 02:07
Turnout in Dumfries and Galloway was 87.5%.
Fiona Walker
BBC Scotland
Falkirk count
Posted at 02:07
Both sides say it's neck and neck in Falkirk. Both still smiling.
Morag Kinniburgh, BBC Scotland News
Scottish Borders turnout
Posted at 02:09
Scottish Borders turnout is 87.4%.
Andrew Black
Political reporter, BBC Scotland
'Remarkable' turnout
Posted at 02:10
The high voter turnout is becoming one of the stories of the evening so far at the Ingliston central count.
Lib Dem peer Lord Wallace says the 83% turnout in his former Orkney constituency is "remarkable", given turnout at elections there never really got above about 67%.
North Ayrshire turnout
Posted at 02:11
Turnout was 84.4% in North Ayrshire.
Andrew Black
Political reporter, BBC Scotland
Convincing win
Posted at 02:13
A very convincing win for "No" in Orkney - no surprise there, as it's solid Liberal Democrat country. There were two spoiled ballot papers.
Perth & Kinross count
Posted at 02:15
There are a handful of policemen at the Perth and Kinross count in Perth to assist with the smooth running of the referendum count. See here for more updates on Perth & Kinross.
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Sally McNair
Reporter, BBC Scotland
Close in Inverclyde
Posted at 02:20
The turnout is 87%, which is quite phenomenal for this area. The vote is neck and neck and could come to the last vote here.
The "Yes" campaign were more confident earlier in the evening but they are perhaps less ebullient now. They have been fighting for every vote and it appears to be very close here.
Argyll & Bute helicopters
Posted at 02:21
Ballot boxes for the count at Lochgilphead arrived on two helicopters. The first one arrived from Iona, Tiree, Coll and Mull. The second carried ballots from Jura, Gigha, Islay and Colonsay. See here for more updates on Argyll & Bute
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Laura Bicker
BBC Referendum Correspondent
Edinburgh count
Posted at 02:25
This is quite a hefty count to go through so it could be 05:00 before we get the result. There are a few worried faces within the "Yes" camp.
I have spoken to a few people here who believe it could be as much as 60% for "No" and 40% for "Yes".
Reevel Alderson
Home affairs correspondent, BBC Scotland
Stirling count
Posted at 02:26
Johanna Boyd, Labour leader of Stirling Council has predicted a victory for "No" in the area - greater than the 54% recorded in neighbouring Clackmannanshire.
She said recent reports of a narrowing of the polls had had the effect of persuading undecided voters to turn out.
Stirling recorded one of the highest proportions of electors casting their ballot: 90.1%.
West Dunbartonshire count
Posted at 02:33
A "No" team photo shows the mood in the Playdrome. See here for more updates on West Dunbartonshire.
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Catriona MacLean, BBC Scotland
Western Isles turnout
Posted at 02:36
Western Isles turnout was 19,758 votes, which was 86.2%.
Lisa Summers
BBC Scotland
Fife count
Posted at 02:38
What they are saying here is that it is too early to say with any certainty.
On behalf of the "No" campaign, Thomas Docherty, the MP for Dunfermline, says he is fairly confident everything is going in their favour and it looks as if Fife will vote "No" this evening.
That is based on sample counts from areas like Kirkcaldy and Glenrothes that they thought would go in favour of "Yes" but are showing growing evidence of a "No" vote.
Laura Maxwell, BBC Radio Scotland
Edinburgh forecast
Posted at 02:40
A senior figure in the Better Together campaign tells me Edinburgh is about 60%-40% for "No".
