By Chris Boffey

When David Dinsmore, the Glasgow-born editor of The Sun, boarded last Friday’s shuttle from London to Scotland he had a prepared answer for those who asked him how the paper was going to advise its readers north of the border to vote in the battle for independence.

“We are strictly neutral,” he was overheard telling a friend on the flight. That simple answer may have been the truth at the time, and could still be true by polling day on Thursday, but it gave no hint of the massive tensions within Rupert Murdoch’s best-selling tabloid.

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Source: The Drum