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Glasgow BAE shipbuilding jobs could decide Scottish independence vote
6 Nov 2013:Closure of either of BAE's yards on the Clyde would weaken claims that Scotland benefits from being part of the union
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6 Nov 2013: Southern MPs claim Portsmouth site sacrificed by government to protect Glasgow jobs before independence vote -
6 Nov 2013: Malcolm Chalmers: The coming Scottish referendum weighed heavily on these job cuts. And a yes vote will have huge implications for UK defence
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6 Nov 2013:
Workers blame both defence contractor and government for job cuts that will bring end to 500 years of shipbuilding in city
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Live 6 Nov 2013: Andrew Sparrow's rolling coverage of all the day's political developments as they happen, including the expected shipyard closure announcement and David Cameron and Ed Miliband at PMQs.
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6 Nov 2013: Defence secretary calls Portsmouth shipyard closure a harsh blow but says some work will be transferred to Glasgow
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6 Nov 2013:
Defence secretary to make statement as company announces 940 shipbuilding jobs will go in Portsmouth and 835 in Glasgow
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6 Nov 2013:
Closure of either of BAE's yards on the Clyde would weaken claims that Scotland benefits from being part of the union
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5 Nov 2013: More than 1,000 jobs at risk as defence contractor copes with the end of shipbuilding boom
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5 Nov 2013:
Labour leader denies living in fear of Unite leadership as he fends off calls to publish party's internal report into rigging claims
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4 Nov 2013: Former chancellor has said that inquiry needs to be reopened so that 'justice is done and been seen to be done'
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4 Nov 2013: Remaining tickets go on sale at 10am on Tuesday, but sports including track and field, track cycling, and diving are sold out
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4 Nov 2013:
Other lives: Campaigner determined to save the historic buildings of Bristol
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4 Nov 2013:
The pro-independence campaign has unveiled former Strathclyde region leader Charles Gray as a 'yes' supporter, raising the stakes for Labour votes in the referendum
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4 Nov 2013:
Rapid expansion needed to hit 2020 target of 210,000 tonnes of salmon, driven by Chinese demand
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4 Nov 2013:
Johann Lamont says there is case for reinvestigation amid claims that witness did not withdraw evidence, as was thought
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