An eleventh-hour deal offered by pro-unionist parties from Westminster has Scottish voters pausing for one last thought before they step into the voting booth on Thursday to say whether they want Scotland to split from the United Kingdom after more than 300 years. As the campaign closed with a gap too close to predict between Yes and No to independence, the three main parties in the U.K. House of Commons — the governing Conservatives and Liberal Democrats, and the opposition Labour — put together a package that would see Scotland offered more money, more power and more control over its own tax and welfare within six weeks of the vote, provided it votes No.Read More……..