Scottish Referendum news thread

. . . which is what was always expected really. The BBC Scotland overnight programme was always scheduled to run through to 9.15am. And the network programme is now running through until 9am as well.

I like how they briefly replaced the ticker with rotating results (%) on BBC.

The Inverclyde result has caused some problems, sometimes rounded to 49/51% and other times 50/50%

In the early hours of the coverage in the same area, they took promos, though.

Good count percentage comparison from the beeb

C-SPAN here in the U.S. is carrying the BBC's domestic feed, with the local (British) time on the screen and UK news updates.

SkY projecting a NO win now.

In the US, the coverage was sparse. CNN was showing a film for the last few hours so almost no coverage. A spectacular failure. Fox News and MSNBC had more live coverage than CNN/US. Fox would simulcast Sky occasionally.
In Canada: CBC had live coverage an hour here and there since the flagship newscast is replayed for several hours during overnight Eastern Time. CTV had live coverage every 1/2 hour because their flagship newscast is 1/2 hour long, which is replayed every hour between 11pm and 6 am ET. Both the French news channels covered it too and RDI is live for the rest of the overnight unlike the CBC. There's great interest in Quebec. CPAC (Canadian C-SPAN) is simulcasting BBC News Channel (clock included).
Al Jazeera covered it but spent most of its time on other stories.

BBC missed the Edinburgh declaration there, STV carried it live. Now they've already forecast a no result it seems they are less bothered about taking the declarations.

Ugh, ITV. Dear me

A tricky decision. Aberdeenshire significant because it's Salmond's back yard, City of Edinburgh significant because it's a hefty chunk of voters. Appears BBC Scotland took Edinburgh live and then ran Aberdeenshire, network did it the other way round.

CNN is finally simulcasting CNN International -- as normally scheduled at this time.

What an embarrassment!